The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are holding joint practices with the Miami Dolphins to prepare for their next preseason game and to integrate quarterback Baker Mayfield with their team.

Tampa Police seek help finding a robbery suspect and his Nissan Frontier truck linked to a Little Caesars incident. No injuries occurred, and the suspect failed to steal anything. Images and details are available on the police website.

Tampa's CRA has launched a Housing Rehabilitation & Renovation Program to financially support home renovations in CRA Districts, with applications and assistance available at scheduled locations.

The Tampa Police released video footage of an armed robbery suspect and are soliciting the public's help to identify the individual who targeted a local grocery store.

The University of Tampa baseball team was honored by Hillsborough County for winning the 2024 NCAA Division II Championship, their ninth title. Coach Joe Urso was named National Coach of the Year.

The Hillsborough County Commissioners praised the University of Tampa Spartans for winning the 2024 NCAA Division II Baseball Championship and approved measures for environmental conservation and funding for stormwater and waste management.

The National Weather Service in Tampa forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms with high humidity and a heat index in the high 90s. Rain chances range from 60-80% with temperatures staying around the mid 70s to mid 90s.

The City of Tampa partners with Blue Sky Communities to launch The Adderley, providing 128 affordable housing units, aimed at residents earning 80% or less of the area median income.

The CDC of Tampa demonstrates how it will use a $500,000 county-funded 3D printer to build affordable housing, beginning with a live demo of exterior walls construction.

Hillsborough County has released guidelines for interacting with off-leash dogs, emphasizing not to run or flail around, avoid direct eye contact, and to report any incidents to Animal Control.

Nicholas P. Smith of Fort Myers was convicted of drug trafficking and could face 20 years in prison. His arrest revealed bags of fentanyl, highlighting the opioid crisis. The case involved local police and Homeland Security Investigations.

Three Jacksonville men were indicted on federal charges for a drive-by shooting and drug trafficking, facing mandatory minimum sentences up to life in prison.

Levelle Harris has been indicted for wire fraud and faces a potential 20-year sentence for each of the four counts, with a forfeiture order of $651,432 related to his alleged fraudulent activities.