Tampa's Water Department is switching its disinfection process from chloramine to chlorine from June 9 to the end of the month, as part of routine maintenance to ensure water quality.

FEMA is considering funding a permanent generator for the South County Recreation Center in Charlotte County to enhance disaster response capabilities.

Pinellas County is looking for new members for its Construction Licensing Board, including various construction trade professionals, a consumer representative, a fire official, and a South County Building Official.

Lt. Josh Wimberly of Tampa Fire Rescue was named Firefighter of the Quarter for his off-duty heroism on the Howard Franklin Bridge, where he provided critical care to a severely injured person.

The Florida Society for Ethical Ecotourism and UF/IFAS are hosting educational webinars on sustainable travel and conservation in Florida from June to November.

The Port Charlotte Public Library will be closed on June 6-7 for plumbing maintenance, but the "What’s Cooking?" event will continue at the Family Services Center.

The Tampa Police Department received 300 LifeVac devices to help in choking emergencies, with training underway to equip each patrol car for immediate use.

The Hillsborough Board of County Commissioners celebrated Asian/Pacific American Heritage in May 2025 and extended a local utility agreement, updated towing regulations, and supported Feeding Tampa Bay's fight against food insecurity.

The burn ban in Manatee County has been lifted due to recent rainfall improving conditions, though the burning of yard waste and garbage remains prohibited.

Hillsborough County celebrates May as Asian/Pacific American Heritage Month, reflecting on the historical and cultural contributions of Asian-Pacific Americans in the region.

Tampa Water Department will temporarily switch from chloramine to chlorine disinfection from June 9-30, affecting taste and odor for some neighborhoods.

Tampa's South Howard Flood Relief Project causes division among locals over potential disruptions, despite the city's aim to resolve long-standing flooding issues with new drainage systems.

Tampa Police and Rise Tampa host a kids' fishing clinic with over 100 participants expected, aiming to teach fishing skills and strengthen community bonds.