During Hurricane Milton, a tree fell on a Tampa home with 15 occupants. Tampa Police evacuated everyone safely and transported them to a shelter. No injuries were reported.

Hillsborough County officials are preparing for Hurricane Milton, planning a news conference to discuss safety measures and urging residents to review emergency plans.

Hillsborough County prepares for potential flooding due to Hurricane Milton, with flood watches and warnings issued, including a hurricane warning for all areas and storm surge warnings for coastal regions.

Hillsborough County is preparing for Hurricane Milton by ensuring water and sewage systems are secure and advising residents on conservation and emergency supplies.

Hillsborough County keeps debris sites open for pre-Hurricane Milton cleanups, urging residents to clear waste before the storm hits Wednesday afternoon.

Polk County government offices extend closures through Friday, Oct. 11, with services set to resume Monday, Oct. 14. The BoCC meeting is rescheduled for Oct. 14 at 9 a.m.

Hillsborough County opens additional shelters ahead of Hurricane Milton, including special-needs facilities, but notes some do not accommodate pets. Pet-friendly options are available.

Tampa finalized preparations as Hurricane Milton nears, distributing sandbags and clearing debris from the prior storm. Free parking is provided for EVs, and residents are advised to stay indoors.

The Tampa Police Memorial Run is postponed due to Hurricane Milton, with a new date to be announced later. The event honors fallen officers and supports the Tampa Police Museum and related charitable causes.

Hurricane Milton is expected to hit West Central and Southwest Florida as a major hurricane. The National Weather Service issued warnings for extreme conditions, including winds of 155 mph, storm surges over 9 feet, and significant flooding risks.

Pinellas County has opened two more emergency shelters due to worsening storm conditions, providing refuge for residents facing mandatory evacuations.

Hurricane Milton prompts the Tampa Convention Center to close on October 8-9, with potential extended closures.

St. Petersburg issues a safety advisory due to Hurricane Milton, with concerns over cranes in construction sites. Last-minute securing is impractical, so residents are urged to relocate or shelter in place away from windows.