Good Day Tampa Bay

David Whitwam discusses National Invasive Species Awareness Week, and what to do about invasive plants in your garden or landscaping.

An artist from California has been soaking up all the culture the Bay Area has to offer through an artist residency program. The result will be shown at a gallery open to the public on Friday.

A young female boat captain is determined to leave inspiration in her wake. Captain Destiny Ibasfalean is 23 years old, and gives people a guided tour on Florida's beautiful waters.

YMCAs in Tampa Bay are competing with YMCAs in the Suncoast area of Florida to see which region can have the most people walking or running on treadmills within 12 hours. The purpose is to promote wellness and health.

One thing affected by coronavirus was a market meltdown around the world. Economies around the world are intertwined and the Dow fell more than 1,000 pounds Monday. It was the biggest single-day decline in more than two years. Geoff Simon, senior vice president of investments at Raymond James, says the Dow is set to recover a bit Tuesday, but it may not lost.

Students receiving hands-on learning in the auto-repair industry are being offered jobs before they even graduate. School officials at Hillsborough Community College say all graduates from its automotive program find a job after college.

There's no shortage of options in the pillow aisle, but finding the right one can determine whether you get a good night's sleep.

Every Friday morning, Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina joins Good Day to fill viewers in on his fishing forecast as we head into the weekend. Here is his fishing report for February 21, 2020.

Between broken umbrellas and reminiscing about cafeteria food, it’s been another interesting week on Good Day Tampa Bay with plenty of laughs along the way.

Mike Calta is the host of the No. 1 morning show in town, the Mike Calta Show. He started out as an intern, and worked his way up to where he is now. Calta spoke to FOX 13 about what he says makes his show a success.

David Whitwam of Whitwam Organics says it’s time to plant seeds that are appropriate for springtime.