Hillsborough County business owners prepare for storm disruptions with a July event on hurricane preparedness, focusing on advice for business continuity and recovery.

Environmental groups and the City of Tampa's Green Team are hosting a tree planting event at Takomah Trail Park to address air pollution and educate the community.

The St. Petersburg City Council is set to vote on a new Tampa Bay Rays stadium and redevelopment of the Gas Plant district, with prior concerns over cost and haste being addressed.

The Tampa area is forecasted to experience high heat with temperatures near 95 degrees and heat indices up to 107, along with a 60% chance of afternoon thunderstorms.

The FTC and FDA are warning companies against selling THC products mimicking kid's snacks, citing illegal activity and health risks; some companies have responded, and legal actions may follow.

An Orlando business owner pleaded guilty to wire fraud conspiracy, risking a 20-year sentence for her role in a scheme involving undocumented workers and insurance fraud.

The HCFL Alert system helps Hillsborough County residents stay informed about storms and emergencies, offering vital updates such as evacuations and road closures.

The article discusses a WalletHub report which shows that California cities are challenging for first-time homebuyers due to high costs, in contrast to Florida cities that are more welcoming and affordable.

Vita Vea of the Buccaneers made lifestyle changes, resulting in weight loss and improved wellbeing. His new training routine could boost his performance in the upcoming season.

Florida's My Safe Florida Home program quickly ran out of its $200 million budget meant for homeowners to weather-proof their homes, leaving new applicants without funds.

A Florida man, Garth Walton, was arrested on charges of assaulting officers during the Capitol riot on January 6, 2021. This adds to over 1,470 individuals charged since the incident.

"Operation Southern Slow Down," a multi-state campaign by the Florida Highway Patrol and others, aims to reduce highway speeding and promote road safety.

The National Weather Service predicts mixed weather for Tampa with showers and thunderstorms increasing throughout the week, highs around 93-95 degrees, and a 70% chance of rain by the weekend.