Tetra Tech starts assessing storm damage in Dunedin on Oct. 31, to meet FEMA requirements for disaster recovery, with curbside evaluations of structures.

A man with a serious gunshot wound was found in a St. Petersburg driveway, leading to an ongoing police investigation into the shooting. His condition and the shooting motive are currently unknown.

The NWS forecasts consistent sunny weather in Tampa, Florida, with moderate temperatures and gentle breezes, punctuated by a slight chance of showers next Wednesday.

Tampa introduces "Q-Up Tampa," a virtual service for residents to get permits and consultations for post-hurricane recovery without the need for in-person visits.

Hernando County is scheduling aerial mosquito control after Hurricane Milton, with nighttime sprays planned for November 2-3, 2024, to reduce the increased mosquito population.

Hernando County extended its Local State of Emergency due to Hurricanes Milton and Helene, enabling essential emergency measures and government powers.

FEMA offers assistance to hurricane-affected residents through programs like IHP, which includes Housing Assistance and Other Needs Assistance, with maximum awards updated annually.

Hillsborough County is closing seven comfort stations on Oct 31, with only Seffner Mango Park remaining open until Nov 3. The stations provided relief after Hurricane Milton.

Three people died in a vehicle fire after a crash on I-275 in Palmetto. FHP is investigating the incident which occurred early Wednesday morning. Traffic was impacted as only one lane remained open.

USF men's basketball appoints interim coach Fletcher after Abdur-Rahim's death, with the team motivated and set to play their first game in his memory.

The Tampa area is experiencing a cloudy morning with 73°F, 90% humidity, but will clear up for a sunny day with highs near 87°F, according to the National Weather Service.

The Pinellas County School Board updates the calendar to recoup 46.5 hours lost to hurricanes, adding two full days and extending the last day to a full day.

A jury has unanimously recommended the death penalty for Joseph Ables, convicted of murdering Deputy William Gentry.