Amilia Burton was named the Manatee County Sheriff's Office Employee of the Month for her crucial work on the MCSO Fingerprint Unit’s transition to a new management system.

Florida's FDOT orders removal of street murals in Tampa Bay area, risking infrastructure funding and sparking debate over art and politics in public spaces.

Heavy rainfall caused a spill of 10,880 gallons of wastewater in St. Petersburg, with crews vacuuming 8,000 gallons and the rest reaching Canal #4. Cleanup and sanitization followed.

Sarasota announces Labor Day service changes, including one-day delay in trash collection, regular trolley hours, altered facility operations, and a rescheduled city commission meeting.

Hernando County to negotiate with firefighters' union, open to the public in compliance with Florida Statutes. Special accommodations provided for the disabled.

Tampa Fire Rescue welcomed 14 new firefighters from recruit class 25-02, who will strengthen the city's emergency response team after completing rigorous training.

Hillsborough County seeks volunteers for the Planning Commission, with applications due by September 18, 2025. Eligible residents will influence local land use and planning decisions.

Clearwater Brewing Company celebrated its grand opening in North Greenwood with over 300 attendees, including local officials. The brewery is part of the area's revitalization efforts.

Upcoming Special Master Hearings on various code violations will be held in Hernando County in September 2025, emphasizing inclusivity and public participation.

Charlotte County Fire & EMS introduces sensory assistance bags to aid patients with autism during emergencies.

St. Petersburg seeks citizens for boards on city planning and preservation, with vacancies in the CPPC and DRC to shape local development and historical integrity.

Public voting for the "Lights Out for Sea Turtles" art contest starts on September 1, showcasing local artists' works at the Centennial Park Recreation Center aiming to promote sea turtle conservation.

Pinellas County seeks a new board member for its Unified Personnel System Board for a term starting January 1, 2026, to oversee personnel policies affecting county departments.