Two evacuations occurred at Tampa's Seminole Hard Rock Casino due to crude explosive devices found on consecutive days in different men's restrooms. Authorities, including the FBI, are investigating, with no suspects or motives yet revealed.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Tampa, mentioning high chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week, high humidity and temperatures, with some intervals of partly sunny skies.

Tampa, in partnership with Hillsborough County and the Florida Department of Emergency Management, provides aid via Comfort Stations after Hurricane Helene.

Community member donates to Tampa officers displaced by Hurricane Helene, supporting the rebuilding efforts for homes lost, highlighting community solidarity and resilience.

A search is ongoing for three children missing from St. Petersburg, with police and community efforts focused on their safe return.

A home health aide has been charged with manslaughter in Winter Haven, and a former Polk County deputy was arrested for indecent exposure. Sheriff Judd will address these issues at a press conference.

A Hernando County firefighter was hospitalized after a mobile home fire in Brooksville, with no civilian injuries reported; the cause of the fire is under investigation.

Residents are allowed to return to Longboat Key after repairs, with entry from the South via New Pass Bridge. ID checks, a curfew, and a boil water notice remain in place. Officials urge conserving water and warn of ongoing power outages.

A fatal two-vehicle crash occurred on I-75 in Sarasota County, prompting investigation and a closure of the southbound lanes near mile marker 188. Traffic is being diverted, with delays expected.

Pasco County has opened comfort stations for residents affected by Hurricane Helene, offering services like showers and charging devices. Evacuation orders are partially lifted, and community centers distribute food and water.

The NWS forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms in Tampa, with temperatures reaching highs near 90°F and heat indices up to 103°F. Rain chances vary daily, with no severe weather alerts issued.

Hillsborough County has announced solid waste collection services resuming Saturday post-Hurricane Helene, with potential delays in areas with water or debris. Residents must follow waste guidelines; excess debris can be taken to county facilities.

The Tampa Bay area anticipates hazardous weather with heavy rain, thunderstorms, high surf, and rip currents as per National Weather Service warnings.