Hernando County sets a public hearing for Glen Lakes Community Development District proposal, where residents can express their views on October 7, 2025.

The NTPAC in Tampa Bay announces its 2025-26 season lineup, featuring a mix of classic and contemporary performances, including ballet, musicals, jazz, and a new Solo Spotlight Series.

Tampa celebrates the 75th anniversary of local Hispanic war hero Baldomero López's sacrifice during the Korean War.

St. Petersburg removes five murals due to new transport rules, prompting discussions on public art's role and alternative ways to express the city's character.

Sarasota's Sister Cities Association will host its first Hispanic Heritage Fiesta on September 17, celebrating the partnership with Mérida, Mexico, featuring food, music, and cultural activities.

Governor DeSantis spoke at a 9/11 memorial, stressing the importance of remembering heroism and discussed civil discourse after Charlie Kirk's assassination.

Charlotte County may grant AdventHealth Wesley Chapel a certificate to oversee non-emergency ambulance services, with a public hearing scheduled for September 23 to discuss the proposal.

Dunedin Fire Rescue's District Chief Eric Rodriguez has earned the prestigious Chief Fire Officer designation, joining a global group of about 4,000 recognized professionals.

Fourteen candidates vie for Tampa City Council District 5 seat with diverse backgrounds and platforms, focusing on issues like housing and economic growth. A runoff election may follow if no candidate earns over 50% of the votes.

Hillsborough County seeks to expand Country Place Park East by acquiring a 0.23-acre plot and invites public input on the plan through an online engagement hub.

Charlotte County is discussing potential projects for a 1% sales tax increase in a focus group meeting scheduled for September 15, 2025, encouraging community participation.

Disaster preparedness items are now permanently tax-exempt starting August 1, 2025, aiding residents during hurricane season.

Pinellas County Commissioners approved a lower tax rate for the fourth consecutive year, presenting a $4.9 billion budget focused on essential services amid recent natural disasters.