St. Petersburg calls for nonprofit applications for Youth Opportunity Grants aiming to enhance college and career readiness for youths aged 3-24 until February 10.

Charlotte County's Tax Collector offices will be closed on January 20th in recognition of Martin Luther King Jr. Day but online services remain available.

Jeffrey McKittrick is appointed as Tampa's new Director of Housing and Community Development, bringing extensive experience to address the city's housing challenges.

The Educational Facilities Authority Board in Pinellas County is seeking applicants for two vacancies, with terms ending in 2025 and 2027, to help finance school facilities projects.

Officer Michael Schwenk of St. Petersburg Police Department retires after a 30-year career, which included his military service and dedication to community policing.

The Eleventh Circuit Court dismissed Andrew Warren's lawsuit against Governor DeSantis, citing the end of Warren's term made his reinstatement to State Attorney irrelevant.

A prescribed burn is being conducted at the Alafia River Corridor Nature Preserve for ecological maintenance, with trails remaining open to the public.

The Hillsborough County Extension Service offers webinars on managing credit card debt, tax updates, free tax software, and health insurance for early retirees.

The St. Petersburg City Council inducted new Chair Copley Gerdes, Vice Chair Lisset Hanewicz, and welcomed new and reelected members at their official swearing-in ceremony.

Tampa Fire Rescue has added three new emergency vehicles to its fleet, including two heavy rescue vehicles and a firefighter-paramedic unit, to improve response times.

The County Information Center is closing after assisting with over 35,000 calls and 11,000 chats post-hurricanes Helene and Milton, with future inquiries directed to Pinellas County's departments and online resources.

Hillsborough County's Head Start program is holding a career fair on Jan. 16 to hire educators, with some on-site job offers. Benefits include paid time off and retirement plans.

Pinellas Suncoast Fire and Rescue District seeks a new fire chief after Jeffrey Davidson resigned following allegations of misconduct, including creating a hostile work environment and misusing resources.