Nebraska Avenue in Tampa will close between Palm Avenue and Columbus Drive from April 20 for over a week due to I-275 project construction, with clear detour signs and potential traffic increases expected.

Charlotte County invites families to a free REC2U Spring Safari event at Dever Park on May 3, featuring activities like a water slide, crafts, and games.

Charlotte County will close the southbound lane of East Corktree Circle for sidewalk repairs April 21-23, from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. Detours will be provided.

West Corktree Circle will have sidewalk repairs, causing the temporary closure of the westbound lane at Forrest Nelson Boulevard from April 23-25, 7 a.m. to 4 p.m.

Port Charlotte residents are invited to join the Community Action Agency Advisory Board meeting on April 24 to discuss the future of local services and programs.

Charlotte County Utilities Department's customer service and payment center will be closed on April 23, but online and phone payment options are available, and emergency staff will be on call.

Tampa announced the winners of its 2025 3R's Art & Poetry Contest, aiming to promote sustainability. Winning art will decorate waste trucks and poems will be displayed in a park.

Florida officers participated in the Special Olympics Florida Torch Run to support athletes with intellectual disabilities, highlighting inclusion and respect.

Chad Mathew Henderson was arrested for failing to maintain his sex offender registration after releasing from a DUI charge in Florida. He had not checked in since 2014 and failed to register his address post-release.

Tampa forecast by NWS shows a sunny stretch with highs nearing 90°F, mild winds, and warm nights around 65°F, extending into next week with consistent sunny conditions.

Dee Mathena, a Tampa Police dispatcher with over 30 years of service, was named Employee of the Month for her skilled handling of a crisis at Azula North Apartments.

Manatee County commits to affordable housing with a $5.6 million loan for 156 units, purchases environmental land, and secures $3.1 million for beach restoration.

St. Petersburg extends the deadline for its Community Impact Summer Enhancement Grant, providing more time for organizations serving youth to apply. Mayor Welch emphasizes the city's commitment to youth opportunities.