Port Charlotte's Affordable Housing Advisory Committee will discuss housing assistance plans on May 30, 2025, at the Family Services Center, seeking public input on affordable housing issues.

Baoy Avenue's west-bound lane will close for power pole work from May 26-30, 8 a.m.-5 p.m., causing possible delays.

Tampa's Parking Division earned the prestigious APO status, signifying adherence to best practices in customer service, professional development, sustainability, and access management.

Post-storm damage in Pinellas County has left some parks with limited access to amenities, but repair efforts are underway, with full restoration expected by the year's end.

Hillsborough County invites public feedback on their Balm Boyette Scrub Preserve management plan to guide the stewardship of its ecosystems and facilities.

Michael Ray Groves, born October 19, 1966, was sentenced to 25 years in a Florida court for child exploitation crimes, including possession of child pornography and lewd acts.

Tampa Police Department increases patrols to deter impaired driving and boating for Memorial Day weekend with Operation Zero Proof, aiming for zero DUI incidents.

Hillsborough County declared May as Problem-Solving Court Month to honor courts that offer alternatives to traditional prosecution, supporting rehabilitation over incarceration.

Tampa's weather forecast indicates partly sunny days with occasional showers and thunderstorms. Highs will reach the mid-90s with variable rain chances throughout the week, including Memorial Day.

A 68-year-old man was killed on SR-60 in Valrico after being hit by two cars; he wasn't in a crosswalk. The drivers cooperated with the FHP investigation.

Tampa felon Ataire Carl Ray was sentenced to over 17 years in prison for firearm possession and elevated to an Armed Career Criminal due to prior offenses.

Charlotte County offers a free AI workshop for entrepreneurs on June 17, 2025, to teach about leveraging AI for business growth, with sessions by Heidi Cramer from Florida SBDC at FGCU.

Tampa is close to fixing hundreds of road cave-ins caused by hurricanes, with over half repaired and 270 left, thanks to city crews and a partnership with Kimmins Contracting.