Hillsborough dengue cases jump to 15 as mosquito pools test positive
Five Aedes aegypti pools tested positive in Hillsborough, Pinellas recorded a third local case, and both counties remain on alert. Dump standing water and use daytime repellent.
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Beyond hurricanes: Tampa Bay residents urged to prepare for rainy season flooding and mold risks
Hurricane season may be quiet, but Florida’s rainy season can still bring serious risks for Tampa Bay homeowners and renters. From flooding to water damage and mold growth, experts are urging residents to prepare before small problems become costly repairs.
Child Safety Awareness Month highlights back-to-school safety for Florida drivers
August is Child Safety Awareness Month, and Florida officials are reminding drivers, parents and caregivers to stay alert and take safety precautions as students return to school.
Tampa ranks among top U.S. cities expected to see pest increase in 2026
A warmer-than-average winter could lead to increased pest activity across Tampa Bay, with experts warning residents to prepare for rising mosquito, ant and other insect populations.
As drink-spiking concerns grow, new wearable sensor aims to make nights out safer
As concerns over drink spiking continue to grow, two recent college graduates are developing a wearable sensor that detects common drink-spiking drugs and alerts emergency contacts.
Tampa Bay comes together to raise awareness this World Oceans Day
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.
In honor of Older Americans Month, PCSO highlights growing scam threats in Pinellas County
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.