USF's engineering school adds new flag, representing students from Azerbaijan

The reach of a beloved ritual at the University of South Florida has grown to a new part of the world. For the 152nd time, a nation's flag has been raised in the engineering school to honor a graduating student.

Earliest version of Mickey Mouse set to become public domain in 2024

The earliest version of Disney's most famous character, as well as other characters, will become public domain on Jan. 1, 2024. Here's what to know.

Amazon brings back its delivery driver thank-you program

Launched a year ago, the “thank my driver" program lets consumers tip their delivery driver using an Amazon device.

Netflix shares its viewer data on top TV shows, movies for the first time ever

After years of resisting, Netflix has released a report on its most popular TV shows and movies from the first half of 2023. Here’s what made the list.

Amazon testing grocery subscription service in these cities

Amazon is piloting a grocery delivery subscription service that would give Prime members in select cities unlimited grocery deliveries for $9.99 a month.

92 kids join St. Pete police for 'Shop with a Cop'

This year, the holidays will be a little brighter for 92 children in St. Pete thanks to St. Pete Police's annual 'Shop with a Cop' event held Friday night at a Walmart in South Pete.

USF women's hoops hopes to lend a helping hand to Tampa Bay animal shelters

If dogs are truly man's best friend, the University of South Florida's head women's basketball coach Jose Fernandez has a whole pack of friends at home. 

New report claims Disney's disbanded Reedy Creek District took advantage of Florida for decades

The board now overseeing the development district that contains Disney World voted unanimously to approve a report that is highly critical of the now-defunct Reedy Creek District.

Disney and Pixar giving 3 pandemic-era films their turn on the big screen

And, in true Pixar fashion, we’ll see a Pixar animated short film ahead of each movie, which all have a run in theaters nationwide early next year.

USF protesters accused of battering law enforcement officer to enter diversion program

Four students and one employee at the University of South Florida who were arrested following a campus protest will avoid a trial by entering a diversion program.