Rain not expected to hinder Central Tampa voters today.
The GOP presidential candidate and former House Speaker will attend a 1 p.m. grassroots rally at Tampa Jet Center.
Here's a second look at last week's top features and news
Here's what you need to know if you're heading out to the polls today for the Florida Presidential Preference Primary.
Michelle Obama stayed on message at the National Supermarket on North Armenia, even as the Florida Republican Presidential Primary looms.
A look at the Republican candidates' visits around the Tampa Bay area leading up to the Jan. 31 Florida Presidential Preference Primary, plus other key political events.
Protests are planned today in more than 100 cities, including downtown Tampa. Attendees hope to draw attention to the two-year anniversary of a landmark Supreme Court decision they say enhanced "corporate rule."
Addressing the New Tampa Rotary Club breakfast today, Mayor Bob Buckhorn says Tampa must take advantage of new "economic engines."
Here's what you need to know about trash pickup, school, mail delivery and other government services around Hillsborough County for the Martin Luther King Jr. Day holiday.
Registered voters can avoid the lines for the Jan. 31 presidential preference primary.
Mitt Romney, however, is the favorite to win the Jan. 31 Presidential Preference Primary.
Hillsborough Supervisor of Elections closes the books on registration ahead of the 2012 Florida Republican primary.
A year-long project to upgrade a stretch of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard, including the Hillsborough River bridge, should wrap up by month's end.
Here's a rundown of holiday hours for some of the most popular local stores, plus info on trash pickup, parks and other Hillsborough County services.
Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn made a good showing in a St. Petersburg Times / Bay News 9 poll. But we want to know: what do YOU think?
Hillsborough County small businesses are sought to supply goods and services for the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa.
In this age of email and private overnight delivery companies, do we still need “snail mail?”
Here's a rundown of everything you need to know this holiday.
City of Tampa officials considering tacking the cost of trash pickup onto annual tax bills, TBO.com reports.
Tampa drivers have been given a pass this month, but that's all about to change.
The repairs should only take a day. Detours will marked.
There will be no changes to watering days or times. A disappointing rainfall during the summer and an approaching dry winter prompted the extension.
If a deal can't be made between the union and city administrators, a mediation could result.
Starting Nov. 1, panhandling will only be permitted on Sundays within the city limits.
Protesters assert their right to stay downtown indefinitely.
In partnership with The Huffington Post, Patch is looking to gather opinions from locally registered Republicans for a weekly article on HuffPo.
The Juvenile Arrest Avoidance Program is a process intended to encourage youth to stay out of trouble, and avoid an arrest record.
Free health screenings and consultations from county health care providers will be available to community members in attendance at the Walgreens on East Hillsborough Avenue.
The Tampa Water Department is offering a workbook to help identify cost savings for businesses.
The BAM Network would link bike trails throughout Hillsborough County.
Deadline for submissions is Sept. 19.
Work on the Sept. 6 road collapse at Lowry Park could be complete within seven days.
The City of Tampa is seeking proposals for Tampa Heights' historic Water Works Building.
Volunteers are needed to build a playground at Cuscaden Park.
The Tampa parks department is looking for creative instructors.
The Hillsborough County School Board is set to rank four new alternative maps and comments gathered during five public meetings in each of the districts.
The Florida State Fairgrounds set the stage for the CNN/Tea Party Debate with a raucous crowd, passionate candidates and hot-button questions.
Are you going to attend tonight's GOP debate at the Florida Fairgrounds?
If you see smoke coming from manholes, don't be alarmed.
The workshop will ideal for those who work with or care for the elderly.