A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.
Monday’s march on Tampa put a local spotlight on this issue. Do you think it’s time for America to create a pathway to citizenship?
Continuing problems with the HealthCare.gov website have made signing up for coverage difficult for some. Have you managed to get through?
Motorists who use the expressway to get around are in for a number of changes in the weeks ahead as the Florida Department of Transportation continues work on a $386 million widening project.
The Florida Department of Transportation is hosting meetings to discuss plans for a bridge replacement. Some say the new bridge should include options for light rail. What are your thoughts, Tampa Bay?
As politicians in Washington debate the issue, we want to hear from you Tampa Bay!
Do you approve of the Affordable Care Act?
Worries about the trees in the medians along U.S. 41 being cut down by the Florida Department of Transportation have come to an end.
A new report issued by the United Nations says we are. What do you think?
New rates that go into effect next week may soak budgets with policies that cost as much as $20,000 a year.
Reports are showing that Tampa Bay area residents will pay less for coverage under Obamacare than their counterparts in Orlando and elsewhere. But, are the rates affordable?
For the first time since September 2008, Florida’s unemployment rate is down to 7 percent. Do the numbers reflect your experience?
The Hillsborough County agency is trying to move past recent problems while reminding residents it offers an affordable option for pet adoptions.
As America marks the 12th anniversary of the terrorist attacks, we'd like to get your opinion on making the day a national holiday.
A consultant recommends the agency spend some time making communication a priority while working to mend fences with employees.
The work is part of the $386 million Veterans Expressway widening project.
Will you give it to him?
Florida Senator Jeff Brandes, R-St. Petersburg, has filed a bill that would see the red light cameras become a thing of the past. Do you agree with him?
As President Barack Obama contemplates sending a “strong signal” to Syrian leaders, MacDill Air Force Base is being cast into the spotlight. We’d like to get your take on this issue that could have a big impact on Tampa Bay.
It’s been 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his famous speech. How is Tampa Bay faring on making it a reality?
Motorists can expect detours at Hutchison Road and Gunn Highway starting the night of Aug. 26.
Wonder what changes you can expect on the Veterans Expressway this week as construction crews continue work on a $386 million widening project? Lutz Patch has you covered!
The FWC said there are an estimated 100 - 160 adult Florida panthers in the wild today.
Imagine 2040 lets you share your opinions on how the area should grow, especially when it comes to jobs, housing and transportation.
A recent case out of Pasco County has brought this controversial issue to the forefront. We’d like your take on it, Lutz!
Several Hillsborough County preserves, the Lithia Springs swimming area and two canoe launches remain temporarily closed to the public due to high water.
Locally, the Cypress Creek and Brooker Creek Headwater preserves are closed due to high water.
Not far from Lutz, limited trapping began overnight Aug. 2.
The Rev. Jesse Jackson swooped into Florida this week to demonstrate his dislike for Stand Your Ground. Even so, Florida's Republican lawmakers seem to be holding the line on the self-defense law. Should they?
Hillsborough County officials squelched rumors of a parvovirus “outbreak” during a July 31 press conference about Animal Services.
The deadline to apply to serve on county boards, councils and committees is Aug. 15.
As protesters call for a special legislative session in the wake of George Zimmerman’s trial, we’d like to get your take on Florida’s self-defense laws, Lutz!
Hillsborough County Commissioners gave a thumbs up Wednesday, July 17 to a plan that paves the way for millions in incentives to lure the online retail giant here.
After hearing from hundreds of residents, volunteers, employees and former employees, Hillsborough County Commissioners voted Wednesday to up funding at the beleaguered agency.
The loss of two staff veterinarians is partially to blame for “recent issues” at Hillsborough County’s animal shelter, according to a report for County Commissioners.
The jury’s decision was read late Saturday night.
U.S. Rep. Dennis Ross addressed a wide range of issues including immigration, federal spending and gun control.