Rep. Kathy Castor Secures Over $10 Million in Aid for Tampa Bay Residents; Focuses on Veterans, Families, and Infrastructure
Rep. Kathy Castor (FL-14) has reported over $10.1 million in federal aid for Tampa Bay, focusing on veterans, families, and small businesses, amid hurricane recovery efforts.
Mulberry's Loyce E. Harpe Park Set to Reopen With Weekend-Only Hours After Hurricane Cleanup
Loyce E. Harpe Park reopens on weekends after Hurricane Milton with limited facilities, including a dog park, skate park, bike trails, and fishing areas, while still serving as a storm debris management site on weekdays.
12-Year-Old Boy in Critical Condition After Accidental Shooting at St. Pete Apartment Complex
A 12-year-old boy was critically injured in an accidental shooting at St. Petersburg's James Park Apartments. Police are investigating the incident, with few details released about the circumstances.
Sarasota Reveals Holiday Schedules with City Hall Closures, Uninterrupted Trash Collection and Public Transit Availability
The City of Sarasota announced holiday schedules for facilities and services, including closures for City Hall, uninterrupted trash collection, regular Bay Runner transit hours, and modified hours for recreational and cultural venues.
Pinellas County Offers Up to $30,000 for Hurricane-Damaged Home Repairs, Applications Now Open
Pinellas County offers up to $30,000 to residents for hurricane home repairs, targeting those with special needs and lower incomes. Applications are open, with the aim to complement other aid such as FEMA, focusing on various repair needs.
Motorcyclist in Claus Costume Eludes State Trooper at 120 MPH in Citrus County
A motorcyclist dressed as Santa Claus evaded Florida Highway Patrol by speeding at 120 mph, prompting a chase involving dangerous weaving through traffic. The pursuit ended with the suspect escaping, and FHP is seeking tips from the public.










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