The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office celebrates women in law enforcement during Women's History Month, acknowledging their breaking of barriers and impact on the profession.

Tampa residents are forecasted sunny days with highs of 76 to 82 degrees and gentle breezes, though the NWS warns of potential showers and thunderstorms mid-week.

During a traffic stop for a taillight issue, Hernando County deputies found illicit drugs in Barak Bleich's car, leading to his arrest on multiple drug charges.

Weeki Wachee man arrested for child pornography after a Hernando County Sheriff’s Office investigation, which began with a tip-off. Nick Crescitelli faces multiple charges.

St. Petersburg police officers, including Officer Samantha Reeder, read to preschoolers to promote literacy and build community relations through the Officer Friendly Book Club initiative.

Two East Polk Parks are closing courts for renovations in early March; Poinciana Community Park's basketball courts from March 1-4, and East Central Park's basketball and tennis courts from March 7-12.

The Polk County History Center will be temporarily closed from March 3 to July 15 for renovations. During this period, staff will focus on digital programming and off-site projects.

A wrong-way crash in Palm Harbor, FL, involving three vehicles left one driver dead and others hospitalized, with the Florida Highway Patrol investigating the cause.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Tampa, Florida, predicting sunny conditions, mild temperatures, and a slight chance of rain later in the week.

Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office celebrated the start of their Police Softball Tournament with Captain Molina throwing the first pitch, aiming to strengthen law enforcement camaraderie.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office issued a Ramadan greeting to the Muslim community via a Facebook post, promoting interfaith respect and community harmony.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office is using social media to seek public assistance in capturing a fugitive, offering a reward for tips leading to an arrest.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office mourns the passing of retired K-9 Reggie, highlighting his years of service and memorable contributions to the community.