Crime and Public Safety

By Tamas Mondovics Starting the second half of the 2016-2017 school year, Alafia Elementary School will have a new school zone on Natures Way Blvd. The...

By State Attorney Suzy Lopez The holidays should be a season of giving, not taking. But as sales soar during the holidays, so does retail...

By State Attorney Suzy Lopez Scammers are constantly finding new ways to steal personal and financial information. Keeping up with those threats can feel overwhelming,...

By Tamas Mondovics The recent arrest of a man who was caught using a credit card skimmer at a local gas pump reminded motorist and...

By Tamas Mondovics Marking the unofficial end of the summer season, Labor Day has once again saw plenty of boaters taking time to enjoy local...

Each year, millions of elderly Americans fall victim to financial fraud, which may include such things as tech support schemes, romance conspiracies, fake lottery...

By Tamas Mondovics It is safe to say that illegal dumping is an unfortunate reality, which keeps Hillsborough County Code Enforcement officers and Sheriff’s Office...

As Rep. Michael Beltran (R), Hillsborough is prepares for the legislative session beginning in early March in Tallahassee, he will focus his efforts on...

According to Daniel Noah, Warning Coordination Meteorologist with the National Weather Service, there are, on average, 1,170,979 flashes of lightning in Florida each year....

By George Papabeis, Public Affairs Officer Recreational Boating Safety is a primary mission for the U.S. Coast Guard Auxiliary and it has noted an increase...