Charlotte County is seeking volunteers for various advisory boards in areas like agriculture, environment, transportation, and housing, with application deadlines approaching.

Hernando County's Development Services Department will be temporarily closing on July 3, from 2pm to 4pm, for staff training to improve service efficiency.

Courtesy Transport Services and its owners agreed to pay $900,000 to settle Medicare and Medicaid fraud claims regarding unnecessary or fictitious non-emergency ambulance rides.

Hernando County has opened sandbag stations to help residents prepare for heavy rain, urging them to bring shovels and follow provided sandbagging techniques.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of thunderstorms and heavy rainfall for Tampa, FL, with high chances of precipitation and recurring storms.

The Pasco Sheriff's Office is searching for Franco Velazqueoni, a missing 53-year-old man last seen in Zephyrhills. He may be in a red Jeep Grand Cherokee with license plate DV3554. The public is urged to share any information.

Pasco County authorities are searching for missing 15-year-old Joshua Schuster and urge the public to assist by providing any information on his whereabouts.

Pasco County has opened two sandbag locations to prepare for potential floods due to forecasted heavy rains. Residents must bring their own shovels; sites are restocked nightly.

Hernando County Sheriff increases traffic enforcement to improve road safety, using marked and unmarked cars, targeting problem areas, and educating the public.

The Hernando County Sheriff's Office invites individuals to an informative session to explore careers as a 911 Call Taker or Dispatcher, with an event on August 6th offering insights, tours, and registration for observation slots.

Charlotte County seeks photos for their 2026 calendar. Entrants have until August 15, 2025, to submit pictures showcasing local life. Selected photos grant the county a non-exclusive license to use them.

The Brooksville Housing Authority announces its Regular Meeting on July 15, 2025, inviting public participation and accommodating those with disabilities.

The DOJ has charged 324 people, including 96 medical professionals, in a $14.6 billion health care fraud takedown, emphasizing the importance of combating such fraud.