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Drivers in downtown Tampa should expect overnight road closures along E. Polk Street beginning June 1 as CSX crews complete a week-long maintenance project at multiple intersections through June 6.
ZooTampa at Lowry Park is offering free summer admission to active-duty military members, teachers and local government employees through Sept. 7 in celebration of America’s 250th birthday.
Tampa is nearing Mayor Jane Castor’s goal of creating 10,000 affordable housing opportunities, with more than 8,300 units completed or currently in development across the city.
A Tampa street photographer is hosting a free downtown meetup on May 30 at Curtis Hixon Park, giving photographers of all experience levels a chance to explore the city, practice their skills and connect with others in the creative community.
Tampa Parks and Recreation’s Stay & Play program returns May 29 through Aug. 8, offering teens ages 13-19 free evening activities, meals and supervised spaces at recreation centers across the city.
AI-powered learning tools developed by Scholar Education are now being used in 29 Tampa Bay schools, supporting more than 18,000 students and 1,400 teachers through tutoring assistance, lesson planning and special education accommodations.
Live Nation’s planned Ybor City venue is drawing feedback from local venue owner Tom DeGeorge and other industry leaders, with differing views on its potential impact on Tampa’s entertainment sector.
Future residents at Victoria Lakes in Keystone and Taylor Morrison officials had a tense town hall meeting over ongoing infrastructure delays that have left some families waiting more than 10 months to move into their homes.
A packed opening day welcomed Food + Beer to Town ’n’ Country as the Sarasota-based sports bar introduced its scratch-made menu, craft cocktails and late-night atmosphere to Tampa.
SOF Week returns to downtown Tampa May 18-21, bringing thousands of military personnel, defense leaders and visitors to the area along with demonstrations, road closures and heavy traffic.
35 third graders at LLT Academy Tampa Charter School celebrated becoming published authors while sharing creative inventions inspired by America’s upcoming 250th birthday.
Downtown Tampa drivers can expect major traffic delays, lane reductions and road closures from May 18 through May 30 due to demolition work and SOF Week events near the Tampa Convention Center.
Local advocacy groups are calling on Tampa City Council to support affordable energy reforms after proposed bills failed during Florida’s 2026 legislative session, while concerns over rising TECO electric bills continue.
As part of Older Americans Month, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is warning residents about common scams targeting older adults, including tech support fraud, fake bank alerts and scammers impersonating law enforcement officers.
Plant City will celebrate America’s 250th birthday on May 16 to honor military service members during the city’s “Berry Nifty at Two-Fifty” community celebration.
Kitten season is increasing the number of stray and feral cats across Tampa Bay, putting pressure on local shelters and prompting rescue groups to call for more community involvement in spaying, neutering and fostering efforts.
A viral video sparked a wave of community support, helping a Pinellas Park restaurant owner move closer to a permanent home.
99 Cafe is opening in West Tampa, bringing a modern space and a community-focused mission led by a local manager who built lasting relationships in the area. Grand opening is May 2 from 11 a.m to 3 p.m.
