Hillsborough High students join Tampa city staff and Mayor Jane Castor to support the Holiday Food Basket Drive, marking the program's second year of student involvement.

Tampa releases an RFP for developers to bid on and transform the city's police headquarters into a community asset, with bids starting at $36 million.

Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem distributed $10,000 bonus checks to TSA officers at Tampa Airport for their service during a government shutdown.

Florida's FDOT is lowering speed limits on Howard Frankland Bridge and parts of I-275 during major construction, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow.

Pinellas County Sheriff's Office intensifies DUI patrols through a contract with FDOT, focusing on high-risk periods and public education on sober driving.

Hillsborough County's $1.6 billion One Water Program aims to secure water resources for rapidly growing South County, with a $45 million pipeline project under construction to improve infrastructure and water supply by October 2026.

Jose Hernandez was named ATU Local 1464 Employee of the Month for his exceptional work at the Tampa Convention Center, completing over 200 work orders and 400 hours of labor within two months.

The Hillsborough County RACES team earned top honors in the ARRL Field Day for emergency radio proficiency, ranking third nationally and first in Florida.

Charlotte County Utilities Department is experiencing phone issues, causing delays in responding to calls. Customers are advised to use email for quicker service.

Aaron Biggs was appointed as the Recreation Services General Manager for Bloomington Parks and Recreation, bringing experience from his previous roles.

The PSTA voted to reinstate the Tampa Bay ferry service with Hubbard's Marina as the operator, buoyed by a $5 million federal grant and additional local funding, with plans for a year-round service and economic growth.

Kate Jackson Center in Tampa has a new, inclusive Anderson Playground featuring a Kompan Giant Dome, following a $550,000 investment to enhance city recreational accessibility.

Lawrence, Indiana's community joined forces on Thanksgiving to distribute meals to those in need, with officials and volunteers collaborating in a gesture of mutual aid.