Tampa's weather forecast includes mostly sunny days and mostly clear nights, with calm winds and mild to warm temperatures. Patchy fog is expected in the mornings and after midnight.

Daniel Pulley received a 35-year federal prison sentence for CSAM offenses and attempting to entice a minor, along with a lifetime of supervised release.

Michael Handoga was sworn in as Dunedin's Fire Chief, alongside new deputy chiefs and firefighters, signifying leadership commitment and public safety.

A hazardous chemical fire in Pinellas Park prompted a hazmat response and residents to stay indoors; one firefighter was hospitalized. The fire was contained by midnight.

The National Weather Service reports a warm, sunny forecast for Tampa with clear skies and mild temperatures, providing perfect conditions for outdoor activities.

Hillsborough County's podcast, "Hello Hillsborough," recently featured the Chief Financial Administrator to discuss municipal budgeting and provide citizens with financial management tips.

Polk County Sheriff's Office conducted "Operation Pop Top," a sting to stop illegal alcohol sales to minors, resulting in one arrest at an Auburndale convenience store.

Traffic on South Kings Avenue in Brandon will be altered due to utility work, with lane changes effective until early April, potentially causing delays.

Law enforcement avoided a disaster by safely apprehending Jonas Kaiser, who fled from a traffic stop but was quickly caught with drugs, a firearm, and an outstanding warrant.

Kent Baker has been sentenced to five years in prison in Florida for failing to comply with sex offender reporting requirements following his 2014 conviction for battery on a minor.

The Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency approved a partnership with Domain Homes to build five affordable homes in West Tampa, aiming to support homeownership for families earning up to 140% of the AMI.

Jordan O'Keefe Woods faces life in prison after being indicted for sex trafficking and inducing travel for prostitution, awaiting trial with presumed innocence.

Authorities in Pasco County are seeking help to locate Freddie Williams, 67, last seen October 8. He may be in a white 2023 Toyota Camry, FL plate MKW4.