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The Tampa Bay Coastal Master Plan has entered its next phase, collecting community feedback to identify flood risks and help guide future resilience projects across seven counties.
The City of Tampa’s Career Glow Up job fair returns June 12, giving job seekers the chance to meet employers, strengthen resumes and explore new career opportunities.
Clearwater's Adopt-a-Park, Street, Trail and Drain programs are giving residents a hands-on way to improve public spaces while supporting environmental stewardship and building community pride throughout the city.
A University of South Florida student created an app called 9Yaps, connecting Tampa Bay residents with deals from local restaurants and barbershops. What started as a simple newsletter has grown into a platform with 100 businesses and 10,000 downloads.
Keep Pinellas Beautiful and Clearwater Marine Aquarium partnered to bring over 40 organizations together, giving Tampa Bay residents the tools and resources to help protect the oceans, lakes and waterways in the area.
For more than a century, UF/IFAS Extension has been offering science-based education to residents on everything from backyard gardening and hurricane preparation to tax assistance and professional arborist training.
The Hillsborough County Library Services Summer Reading Challenge is underway, encouraging residents of all ages to read throughout the summer for a chance to win prizes while helping students avoid the "summer slide."
The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office will conduct active threat response training at several schools across Hillsborough County throughout June, with residents expected to see increased law enforcement activity during the exercises.
Tampa Fire Rescue's annual Hurricane Preparedness Expo connected residents with emergency resources, updated evacuation information and free preparedness supplies ahead of the June 1 start of hurricane season.
The Tampa Water Department will temporarily switch its disinfection process from chloramine to chlorine from Fri. May 29 through Fri. June 19.
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.
