Bradenton man, Edward Anderson, indicted for illegal firearm possession, faces up to 25 years in prison, with prior felonies and involvement in a modified Glock machinegun case.

Wilmer Sanchez Aquino was convicted of cocaine trafficking and could face up to 40 years in prison. Co-defendants entered guilty pleas, with one potentially facing life in prison. Evidence included intercepted calls and financial records.

FEMA is allocating federal funds through the Hazard Mitigation Grant Program, with emphasis on community resilience and environmental preservation, following legal and public consultation protocols.

The intersection of Quesada Avenue and Dorchester Street in Charlotte County will be closed early next week for a new watermain installation, causing traffic detours.

Charlotte County's RSAOD amendment, Application TCP-24-04, has been delayed at the applicant's request for further refinement after concerns were raised at a meeting.

Charlotte County rescheduled the Harbor Village project adoption hearing for July 22, 2025, and will inform residents with property signage and postcards.

St. Petersburg outlines a plan to use a $159.8 million HUD grant for hurricane recovery and resilience, focusing on housing and infrastructure improvements.

The article discusses the weather forecast for Tampa, including mostly sunny skies with scattered thunderstorms and high temperatures around 93 degrees, with a varying chance of rain throughout the week.

Tampa Police's Operation: Zero Proof over Memorial Day weekend resulted in 27 DUI arrests and enhanced road and waterway safety, with zero BUI arrests among 58 vessel stops.

Emergency crews in Tampa work to address a wastewater spill from the Louisiana Pumping Station, with a pipe clog causing concern in the local ecosystem.

Tampa has progressed on paving projects, increasing road resurfacing by 25%, with over 26 lane-miles done by April. The city aims to enhance driving experiences and infrastructure.

Three people were arrested in Tampa following a DUI crash where a pedestrian was severely injured; two others charged for battery and resisting arrest.

Dodi Garcia Flores, a Guatemalan, received a two-year federal prison sentence for illegal reentry into the U.S. after multiple removals and felony convictions.