The National Weather Service predicts scattered showers and thunderstorms throughout the week in Tampa, with highs around 90 degrees Fahrenheit and high humidity levels.

A road rage incident over a turn signal in Bradenton led to gunfire and a collision, involving 33-year-old Raesean Poole and 20-year-old Anthony Williams, resulting in charges for all parties involved.

80-year-old Georgia Rusciano, who went missing in Seminole, was found safe after the issuance of a Silver Alert by the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office revealed a new system for family reunification during crises, including portable command posts, tracking software, and trained volunteers, to streamline chaos management.

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office issued a Silver Alert for 75-year-old Melvin Pharris Davis, who has memory issues and was last seen at his Dunedin residence.

A St. Petersburg man pleaded guilty to bank fraud and mail theft, potentially facing 30 years per fraud count and up to 5 years for each mail theft count.

Hillsborough County officials prepare residents for an active hurricane season, offering an emergency notification system and resources for safety planning.

St. Petersburg Police partners with FDOT to launch the Enhanced Law Enforcement Engagement program, aiming to reduce traffic violations and promote road safety from June 2025 to February 2026.

New Life Village opens a sports complex with various recreational facilities, funded by Hillsborough County, aiming to enhance the lives of its community members.

Hillsborough County expects to receive over $709 million from HUD for storm recovery, and is seeking public input on fund allocation through hearings and online engagement.

The Pinellas County Job Corps is facing closure due to concerns about safety and fiscal management, impacting students and staff and prompting a job fair and calls for clarity on the decision.

The National Weather Service in Tampa predicts a wet week leading to a stormy weekend, with high chances of rain and thunderstorms, and temperatures reaching into the low 90s.

The Port Charlotte Library will host a free event on June 19 discussing the infamous Barbara Mackle kidnapping, with historical ties to Charlotte County, as detailed by Charlotte County.