The Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority is planning for the future and it wants to hear from Carrollwood residents on where its priorities should lie.
The county is looking for candidates to fill a number of open jobs.
Should you be worried if your property is protected from an unexpected sinkhole?
OK, so you had a busy week. We understand. Let us catch you up on all the highlights!
The National School Board Action Center is urging the president and Congress to continue vital school programs.
He’s hoping to hear from area residents before the 2013 legislative session gets under way.
Newer, tougher restrictions will kick in next month.
Some Hillsborough County Public Utilities customers are under the 48-hour boil water notice issued for Tampa on Feb. 22.
Hillsborough County Commissioners approved a larger property tax break for those over 65.
County Commissioner Les Miller, in speaking in favor of the ordinance, said it was time for Hillsborough to do something to stop the drugs that are “killing our kids. This will hopefully deter (them).”
A new building at the Hillsborough County Division of Children’s Services Lake Magdalene Campus will be named for former First Lady Mary Jane Martinez.
The Hillsborough County Commission will host a public hearing Wednesday, Feb. 20, about an ordinance that would outlaw the sale, possession, manufacture and display for sale of synthetic drugs.
The following roads may experience lane closures due to construction.
The county won’t shut down for the federal holiday on Feb. 18, and schools will open, but don’t count on getting that check in the mail.
The free conference will be at Hillsborough Community College's Dale Mabry Campus, 4001 Tampa Bay Boulevard.
Expiration of the local tax could mean good news at the pumps, but don’t spend the extra cash just yet.
Hillsborough County Commissioners will receive preliminary figures for the county’s estimated $3 billion fiscal year 2014 budget during an upcoming workshop.
"Priorities are housing and food. Everything else is a nice to have," wrote one Carrollwood-Northdale Patch reader.
The Tampa Bay Workforce Alliance cites lower unemployment figures as a positive sign the economy is turning around. Do you agree that economic conditions are improving?
The hunt is on for professionals to fill several hundred open positions in time for the 2013-14 school year.
The U.S. Postal Service announced it will end Saturday mail delivery by Aug. 1.
Hillsborough County Commissioner Ken Hagan fears they might be. We’d like to hear your thoughts.
An agreement that might help open the door for more services for Hillsborough County school children is just one of the items up for consideration Tuesday, Feb. 5.
The Hillsborough County Commission is considering mandating that employers allow their workers to bring the dogs to the workplace.
Gus Bilirakis paid tribute Friday to Walter Hilgart, who continues to substitute at age 90 and doesn't plan to stop anytime soon.
Gov. Rick Scott has a proposal to make sure the state’s teachers get raises.
Hillsborough County Commissioners opted against pursuing a registry for same-sex partners during Thursday's meeting.
Many Hillsborough County facilities will shut down on Monday in observance of the Martin Luther King Jr. federal holiday.
Residents who put their trash out on the curb for Monday pickup don’t have to change their plans for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday.
Many of the programs are free.
Nominations are being accepted for the Youth Excellence and Achievement Awards.
Commissioners voted to deny a rezoning plan for a 48,000-square-foot Walmart neighborhood grocery store and Wawa gas station in Carrollwood.
The Hillsborough County Commission will vote on the rezoning today.
Hillsborough County commissioners voted to institute automated garbage and recyclables collection for all its residential customers starting October 2013. The county will provide wheeled carts for automated emptying.
The ceremony will take place Jan. 12 at Veterans Memorial Park in Tampa.
Under a newly approved measure, seniors would save more on their property taxes in 2014.
The County Commission is considering an annual gun buyback program that would coincide with a memorial tribute to honor the victims of gun violence.
Overwatering in winter can encourage pests and disease
Members of 813CARe have chartered a bus to transport those in opposition of a proposed Walmart in Carrollwood.
The price of postage to send a letter is increasing to 46 cents on Jan. 27.