Hillsborough County sets up three sandbag sites to prepare for Tropical Storm Milton, operating Sunday and Monday with a limit of 10 sandbags per vehicle.

Tampa opens temporary permit centers to streamline repairs after Hurricane Helene, offering guidance and support to residents needing to reconstruct storm-damaged properties.

The Tampa Police launched a safety campaign for pedestrians and cyclists, focusing on education and enforcement, to reduce road casualties until May 2025.

Hillsborough County holds town halls to promote a millage tax hike aimed at improving teacher pay and addressing staff shortages before a November vote.

Miles Partnership settled civil allegations for $2.2 million regarding improper receipt and forgiveness of a PPP loan, following an investigation triggered by a whistleblower complaint.

The University of Tampa is rebranding to 'UTampa' to distinguish itself from other institutions with similar initials and emphasize its unique connection to the city of Tampa.

The Pasco County School Board approved the merger of Chasco Elementary, Chasco Middle, and Calusa Elementary into a K-8 campus, eliciting mixed reactions from parents.

The Hillsborough County Board of County Commissioners honored Mentors for Hillsborough County Veterans for aiding veterans in re-acclimation to civilian life.

The Tampa Police Department heightened traffic enforcement during Labor Day weekend, particularly on Courtney Campbell Causeway, to improve safety and combat dangerous driving.

Operation Summer's End led to 297 stops over Labor Day, aiming to reduce impaired driving in Hillsborough County, supported by multiple law enforcement agencies.

Governor Ron DeSantis is slated to discuss education matters at Daytona State College, joined by top officials.

Florida's DEP has withdrawn proposals for park enhancements after public outcry and Governor DeSantis's directive, focusing instead on local discussions for future improvements.

Florida receives a $13.8 million federal grant to enhance Affordable Care Act support, according to U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, benefitting USF's health coverage enrollment efforts.