The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office swiftly rescued five people from a sinking boat near Tampa Bay, with one person saved by a deputy and four by civilians.

Reserve Officer William Fletcher Warner retires after 55 years with the St. Petersburg Police, having served in multiple roles, including as an Armorer and SWAT Officer.

Red Flag Warning issued by NWS Tampa Bay Ruskin for parts of Florida due to fire risk from low humidity and gusty winds.

The northbound lane of Golf Course Blvd at Challenger Blvd in Charlotte County will be closed for construction on April 22, from 9 AM to 3 PM. Detours are planned.

Hillsborough County's Extension Service organized a tour for military veterans and their spouses to explore diverse agricultural career opportunities, showcasing farming innovation and sustainable practices.

Hikers who completed at least eight trails in Hillsborough County's Hiking Spree have until May 31, 2025, to collect their rewards, including a medallion, patch, or dog bandana.

Pinellas County residents can apply to join the CareerSource Hillsborough Pinellas Workforce Development Board for a two-year volunteer term; deadline May 5, 2025.

Tampa General Hospital was honored by the Hillsborough County for becoming the #1 Hospital in the US for organ transplants by volume, having performed a record 889 transplants in 2024.

Hillsborough County Mosquito Management celebrates 75 years of public health service with an open house event featuring tours and educational displays on May 10.

Michael S. Flannery received the 2025 Theodore Roosevelt Hillsborough Forever Conservation Award for his environmental conservation efforts in Hillsborough County.

An argument in Hudson's Beacon Woods area escalated into a shooting, resulting in one man's death. The shooter has been detained, and the incident is under Pasco County Sheriff's Office investigation.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny week with temperatures peaking at 94°F in Tampa, FL, with high humidity and occasional gusts up to 20 mph.

Darrius Lovett was sentenced to almost six years in prison for possessing a loaded firearm as a felon, with his case highlighting Project Safe Neighborhoods' efforts.