The Sea Turtle Trackers, who patrol St. Pete Beach, say while the beach looks a little different this season, they believe it will be a good one.
No charges have been filed in this weekend’s fatal crash involving the Clearwater ferry.
One person was killed Sunday evening after a hit-and-run boat crash involving the Clearwater Ferry, public safety officials said Sunday night.
The students teamed up with the City of Pinellas Park to replace hundreds of trees and plants that were uprooted in the storms.
For real estate agent Sunny Duann, every home a Realtor sells is important.
With the help of social media, Mothers Helping Mothers in Sarasota has been able to help hundreds of moms.
A Manatee County Commissioner is pushing to allow government employees to conceal carry at work.
A Manatee County Commissioner is pushing to allow government employees to conceal carry at work.
The U.S. Dept. of Health and Human Services and FDA announced last week they plan to phase out a number of synthetic dyes.
Captain Memo’s Pirate Cruise employees say the ship arrived at the crash site shortly after a boat collided with the Clearwater Ferry.
The campus community faces a tough return four days post tragedy as emotional and safety concerns linger.
The Cross Bay ferry service was scheduled to operate on a year-round schedule, ending Sept. 30. Service will now end April 30.
During Monday’s State of the City address, Castor discussed what she considers the biggest changes and accomplishments of her tenure.
Tampa man calls handshake with Pope: "Humbling."
Lynette Crawford says constructing a backyard garden is pricey, but it will eventually help with the grocery bill.
Middleton will be one of 600 teams competing in FIRST championship in Houston.
A newly licensed Polk county truck driver from the deaf community is inspiring others with his achievements.
Moffitt Cancer Center's Arts in Medicine program helps to provide patients with healing through music.
Tampa Middleton High senior Rudra Patel, who is a back-to-back STEM Champion, returns to Washington for the national festival.
His son, a third generation physician, takes over the family practice.
The Dunuhue family will help support Ryan and others impacted by Parkinson’s by walking May 3.
Natasha Bangert had a kidney transplant in 2023 after battling COVID-19. She now advocates for organ donation, personally and professionally.
Photographer Ric Savid specializes in black-and-white portraits developed and printed in his own darkroom.
Local Relief Founder and Executive Director Heather Hackett says she hopes the tool connects communities to everything they need in crisis.
Jacob Gmitter, a graduating senior at Harrison School of The Arts, is headed to the University of Florida on a Bright Futures scholarship.
Florida has the highest unintentional drowning death rate for children in the nation, according to the Florida Department of Health.
Students at the Boys and Girls club will learn how to plant their own food thanks to a grant.
Capt. Eric Davis took Spectrum News out on the water, to show how far out some of the damage went.
Tampa Bay gears up for the 2023 NFL season as many storylines develop during minicamp that will be crucial for the team's success moving forward.
Wirfs is tapping into his muscle memory from his days as a left tackle at Iowa University.
Misemer says he grew up hearing awesome stories about his dad's glory days on the field at Eckerd College and wanted to follow in his footsteps.
Tampa Bay Bucs start minicamp from June 13-15.
Marissa Mowry came in contact with the victim when she was hired by the victim's family as a nanny.
One Hillsborough County agency is ramping up its incentives for its bilingual employees - and the benefits go far beyond the workplace.
Health experts say it should be safe with a few proper precautions.
Latinos in Action teaches leadership, personal development and biculturalism to students at Pierce Middle School.
Florida On A Tankful visits Honeymoon Island State Park in Dunedin six months post Helene and Milton flooding and wind damage.
Florida On A Tankful visits Showtime Speedway where love of racing and community keep speedway owner on the track.
The Chef's Kitchen visits Gully's in Parrish, home of smoked mullet and smoked grouper spread.
On The Town learning about Deafstock, the inaugural, deaf-friendly music festival in Brooksville — one for all walks of life.
Lobbyist-Turned-Sommelier Opens Wine Shop Near FL Capitol
So far, top lawmakers have stopped short of banning workplace COVID-19 vaccine mandates.
Industry executives urged lawmakers to allocate more money to recruiting and retaining nurses and nurses assistants.
Senate President Wilton Simpson called Florida's newly appointed surgeon general's recent behavior "unprofessional."
The Marcus Button claims bill has been approved by legislators in both the Florida Senate and House, bringing to close a nearly two-decade fight.
The reefs will help increase population of Easter Oysters in the Bay.
The last day of the state legislative session is two days away, but it likely will not end on time because of back and forth over the state budget.
The contract for the ferry service was voided due to the ferry service operator using a slower vessel that promised in a 4-year contract.
And every Jan. 6, Tarpon Springs is the home to the biggest Epiphany Celebration outside of Greece.
One local pilot received grant money to replace belongings damaged by floodwaters.
The charitable organization targets isolated seniors for gift giving.
Calls come from loved ones who haven't seen family in awhile and notice a change in behavior
A Tampa woman is devoting her time and energy into teaching others about the health of our environment, in the hope of saving it.
As more Americans face food insecurity, a Tampa-based organization continues feeding the hungry.
Everyday Hero Shawn Jayroe is the founder of RVR Horse Rescue in Plant City.
Everyday Hero Melissa Edwards is the director at the Avian Animal Hospital in Largo and manager at the Seaside Seabird Sanctuary.
This comes after a Seminole Heights neighbor called attention to a townhome construction project two years ago.
Tampa City Council approved $1.6 million in funding to allow Route 1 passengers to ride free in 2025.
Many in currently designated non-flood zones could be affected.
A $250,000 hurricane recovery grant from Grow Financial helped fund the new car.
Shaffer started Ecomersion at the end of 2019, with a goal to show people first-hand the importance of environments.
So instead Fitzgerald is here every single weekend on the St. Pete Pier, fighting for his country the best way he knows how.
There are 40 women on the team, each diagnosed with some type of cancer.
“The basic idea is a machine can do what people can do, emulating human thought,” said Dr. Hines, creator of Perfect Coaches.
More than 177,000 Cubans have fled the island for the U.S. since last October.
The 2018 measure was supported by 57% of the voters before it was ultimately voided by the Florida Supreme Court.
A website has been designed to help individuals and family members trying to overcome addiction to search and compare licensed treatment sites.
Giffords Florida released a survey Friday showing strong support for candidates who back gun-safety legislation.
Tony Williams has turned what he learned in prison into owning a business.
One daughter of a late veteran says she's committed to caring for others.
The Kady Haynes Beauty for Ashes Project supports women with metastatic breast cancer.
Users have reported experiencing issues accessing the new site.
Jose Castro, 41, leaves behind two young daughters.
The project is being developed by Kettler and former Blue Pearl CEO Darryl Shaw.
Four Down will premiere at the Sunscreen Film Festival on Thursday.
The pilot program kicks off with a bus tour of the Shore Acres and Riviera Bay neighborhoods.
Dayspring Academy is the first school in the state to test out a new literacy tutoring program that is part of legislation signed by the governor.
Focus Academy Transition students, who are young adults with developmental disabilities, are working with Aquatech on a project in Lake Apopka.
The council voted 7-1 to approve $22.5 million in funding to repair the stadium’s torn-off roof. Councilman Richie Floyd was the lone no vote.
The Wilton Simpson Technical College offers various programs in high demand fields.
A special pilot program running May through August in Northwest Dayton.
It is funded by businesses and people who live there.
Dozens of restaurants are eagerly waiting to showcase their best dishes.
A way to unlock new potential in the civilian workplace.
Over the last five years, the Tampa Bay area has seen a rise in Asian night markets.
In a meeting Thursday, lawmakers voted unanimously to refer the graves report to the Committee of the Whole to discuss findings and recommendations.
Brian Peret is teaching and helping people find careers in coding.
Thousands of graves are unidentified at a Bay area Black cemetery. Families are desperate for answers about how to locate their loved ones.
Guests must book in advance for a tour.
The hour class runs from 8 a.m. to 9 a.m.
The Lakeland Antique Mall is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
The Wonder House is open year-round with a variety of different tours and events.
Pasco County is considering extending Rangeland Boulevard from Starkey Ranch to Bexley.
The names of the victims were released Friday before a planned vigil in front of the school's Unconquered Statue.
Drivers can expect delays for the next several weeks on a busy stretch of State Road 54 in Pasco County.
The hole formed after last year’s hurricanes on Estancia Boulevard. More than six months later, it seems to be getting bigger.
