Hillsborough County Public Library Cooperative celebrates Women's History Month with free events, including book clubs, film screenings, and a genealogy course.

Tampa celebrates the "Fabulous Five" women in its solid waste department during Women's History Month, highlighting industry inclusivity and growth in female workforce participation.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office confirmed that 16-year-old Andre Pinkney, who had been missing, was found safe. No details on his disappearance were provided.

Sarasota County residents can learn about Elevate Florida, a mitigation program for floods and hurricanes, at an event from March 4-6 at Colonial Oaks Park.

Hillsborough County bomb squad visited Saint Stephen Catholic School, showcasing the bomb disposal robot, Spot, to educate students on law enforcement technology.

Sheriff Chronister attended the Hillsborough County Strawberry Festival, mingling with families and ensuring safety with deputies, fostering community relations.

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.