TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Neighbors living in south Tampa are urging city leaders to approve a project to alleviate constant ...

TAMPA, Fla. - Tampa leaders and community members gathered on Tuesday for a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the city's newest ...

In addition to picnic tables and bike paths, the park is designed to both reduce flooding and improve water quality. Here's ...

ST PETERSBURG, Fla. — One month after Hurricane Milton made landfall, communities from Pass-a-Grille Beach to Madeira Beach ...

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The hard work we put in to collaborate and to get to know each other, not just as people who work together but as people, ...

Most flash flood waters recede as quickly as they rise, but river flooding can sometimes last more than a week. With ...

Tropical Depression 19 has formed and is expected to soon become Tropical Storm Sara, but the National Hurricane Center says ...

TAMPA, Fla. - One month after Hurricane Milton, the recovery is far from over for families across the Tampa Bay area.

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor said at a news conference on Oct. 11 that “pump failures and generator failures” were to blame for the North Tampa flooding, according to the Tampa Bay Times.

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Mayor Jane Castor is asking for more generators after flooding in the Forest Hills neighborhood. A spokesperson for the city of Tampa wrote there are three pump stations in Forest Hills.