The Tampa Convention Center introduced a new FedEx Office providing high-tech services for event attendees, such as printing, shipping, and promotional products.

Tampa Police, with U.S. Marshals and Colombian authorities, captured DUI manslaughter fugitive Joshua Roelofs in Colombia, illustrating international law enforcement collaboration.

Charlotte County has scheduled a series of government meetings for August 27-28 on street maintenance and waterway management with opportunities for public participation.

Tampa is stepping up flood prevention by clearing and reshaping drainage ditches, with city crews clearing 3,400 tons of debris and a new $500,000 contract to increase efforts.

St. Petersburg invites residents to a meeting about upgrades to the Cosme Water Treatment Plant, set for 27th August at Maureen B. Gauzza Public Library.

Abed Pompa is the new Operations Manager at the Tampa Convention Center, bringing extensive experience from his prior role and Tampa General Hospital.

Charlotte County honored first responders at their annual Public Safety Appreciation & Recognition Banquet, awarding medals for bravery and various service distinctions.

Charlotte County is holding a commission workshop on Aug. 19, 2025, to discuss infrastructure planning, MSBU rate options, and work programs for street and drainage units.

Charlotte County Utilities' customer service phone line is down. Residents are advised to email [email protected] for inquiries as there's no timeline for phone restoration.

Thomas Jewsbury, the Airport Director of St. Pete–Clearwater International Airport, is retiring in 2025 after over 30 years of service, having led significant growth and infrastructure development at the airport.

Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office starts Sheriff Chad Chronister's Training Academy Class 25-06, preparing recruits with physical and mental challenges for law enforcement duties.

James Malcolm has been promoted to Senior Event Manager at the Tampa Convention Center, his rise reflecting his successful management of numerous events since starting there in 2019.

FEMA offers new assistance for storm-damaged home repairs in Hillsborough County, providing an alternative to those denied by the FDEM Elevate Florida Grant program.