Curtis Hixon Park in Tampa is set for St. Patrick's Day events, with 10,000 expected at the River O' Green and parade on March 15. Traffic congestion and road closures anticipated; alternate transportation recommended.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor joins the city's Bike to Work Ride and Rally to support cycle-friendly initiatives, along with Councilwoman Lynn Hurtak and police escort.

A man set fire to a Tampa building and opened fire inside it. After resisting arrest, he assaulted an officer and now faces multiple charges. A firefighter was injured during the incident.

Volunteers and divers cleaned up Tampa's Hillsborough River during the annual Trash Free Waters Dive Crew Day, removing various debris including lawn furniture and bicycles.

A felon with an attempted murder conviction, James Patrick Sychowski, was sentenced to over 12 years for possessing ammunition after arming himself with a "ghost gun."

Hillsborough County offers its 10th annual Military Agriculture Tour for military-affiliated individuals to explore local agriculture career opportunities.

Arvin Solimanpoor was charged with arson after setting fire to the Pink Pony Showgirls club in Tampa, and injuring a firefighter. He also fired a gun inside and threw a urine-filled bottle at police.

A man in St. Petersburg is charged with first-degree murder after mistakenly chasing and killing a woman in a vehicle he thought contained his ex-girlfriend.

Hillsborough County is recruiting a Senior Functional Business Analyst for Oracle Cloud HR modules, emphasizing a range of responsibilities from Core HR to Oracle Time and Labor management.

Hillsborough County public libraries offer free spring break activities for kids and teens, including movie screenings, storytelling, and creative workshops.

The Tampa area expects sunny days with mid-80s temperatures, a brief period of potential showers, and thunderstorms on Sunday, as per the National Weather Service.

Hillsborough County Fire Rescue plans to renovate Fire Station 11, with a public meeting arranged for community input on the expansion and acquisition of adjacent land.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office warns of increased toll scams via fake emails and texts pretending to be overdue toll notices. They advise verifying with official sources before paying.