Pinellas County seeks a resident for the Value Adjustment Board to deliberate on property appraisals. The two-year term starts on January 1, 2026, with applications due by November 12, 2025.

Tampa, FL, faces a week of mostly cloudy skies, high humidity, and chances of daily showers and thunderstorms, with temperatures in the high 80s to low 90s.

Two arrested in Hillsborough County for a series of armed robberies; Andres Correa Jr. and Cassandra Kerr face federal charges after an effective law enforcement operation.

St. Petersburg's Public Works departments achieved full accreditation from the APWA, reflecting their commitment to national public service standards.

Hillsborough County is seeking residents to join advisory boards and councils by September 26, with volunteer positions open to registered voters within the county.

Atwater Street in Charlotte County faces intermittent lane closures until Sept. 13 due to underground power work by Irby Construction, with detours in place.

St. Petersburg man Elias Elias, 43, was arrested for possession and transmission of child pornography and sexual activity involving animals following a meticulous investigation.

The Tampa area anticipates a week of scattered showers and thunderstorms, with high heat index values and a consistent chance of precipitation, according to the National Weather Service.

The Affordable Housing Advisory Committee in Hernando County plans to discuss equitable housing solutions in its upcoming meeting on September 11, 2025.

The article spotlights the vital role of driver engineers in fire rescue services, covering their responsibilities beyond driving fire trucks, specialized training, and personal stories of fulfillment in the career.

Hillsborough County 4‑H Open House on August 30th highlights diverse programs beyond traditional farming, including robotics and photography, at the Florida State Fairgrounds.

Manatee County, Florida is offering $25 annual memberships for local residents to join community gardens, providing a raised bed plot, shared tools, and educational opportunities.

The Sarasota community is grieving after 5-year-old Zaria Miller was swept away in a storm drain, later dying from the incident. A supporting GoFundMe exceeded its goal, with excess funds directed to charities.