Earth Watch: Eco Cell
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Eco Cell is a Kentucky-based company that recycles electronics and helps animals in Africa. You can find a drop-off box at the Tampa Bay Humane Society.

Program helps veterans with free legal guidance

James Broner, a Vietnam veteran, never imagined a ticket for a broken tail light would stop him in his tracks. "I couldn't afford the tickets because it was up there," said Broner.

Bradenton corn maze honors Snooty the manatee

This year’s corn maze design at Hunsader Farms in Bradenton pays tribute to a mammal near and dear to the heart of Manatee County.

Lowe's hiring post-Hurricane Irma

Lowe's home improvement stores are holding job fairs hoping to hire and reach people and families affected by Hurricane Irma.

Horse therapy program for veterans needs donations

A stable in Atlantic Highlands, New Jersey, doesn't just house beautiful horses. These animals bring tranquility to those who need it the most: veterans.

Amazon hiring for busy holiday season

Amazon says it plans to hire 120,000 workers for this year’s busy holiday season.

FEMA hiring in Florida

FEMA may be able to do more than just help Floridians with disaster recovery.

St. Pete PD K9 unit needs votes to win $5,000 grant

The St. Petersburg Police Department is asking for votes that could land its K9 unit a $5,000 grant. 

Hernando County establishes Irma cleanup hotline

A hotline is now set up for Hernando County residents who became victims of Hurricane Irma.

New bell schedule proposed by Hillsborough Co. schools

Parents and students will have to reset their alarm clocks next school year. The bell schedule is changing for elementary, middle, and high school students at Hillsborough County Public Schools.

'Brews By The Bay' returns

“Brews By The Bay” returns to the Florida Aquarium.

Tampa family wants to raise $1-million for Puerto Rico

The CEO of one of Puerto Rico's largest employers is from Tampa, and he's doing everything he can to keep his company and his employees focused on rebuilding after Hurricane Maria.

Long lines for hurricane assistance

Thousands of people endured another day of long traffic lines Monday as they waited to apply for federal assistance for the food that was ruined by Hurricane Irma.

Food assistance continues for families hit by Hurricane Irma

Hurricane Irma didn't just make a mess in the Bay Area when it made landfall more than a month ago. The storm also knocked out power in some areas for weeks. Many families had to throw out food or miss work, and paychecks. They are still struggling to recovery. Thanks to DCF and USDA, financial relief has arrived, but lines are long.

Earth Watch: Dog Ice Cream
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Everyone deserves a treat every now and then. One St. Petersburg woman created an all natural ice cream just for dogs. It's a grain-free, dairy-free recipe with an eco-friendly twist. "Those are two of the most common allergies for dogs, so i thought if i could make a frozen dog treat without those things in it, then it would be a success," says creator Lara Warn. The company launched in August and is wildly popular. For now, the ice cream is made in Warn's kitchen, but she will expand to a commercial kitchen with growth. The ice cream is sold exclusively at St. Petersbark in St. Petersburg. You can also find it online and at pet friendly events in the Tampa Bay area. A part of the proceeds from each purchase is donated to local dog rescues. https://www.thatdogicecream.com/

App promises on-demand home repair

We've all been there: Waiting for someone to come fix a problem in our house.  But now there's an app promising an immediate response to repairs.

Dough Nation serves up edible cookie dough for a sweet cause

Dough Nation opens on Friday in downtown Tampa, where they are serving up desserts with raw edible cookie dough. All profits will go to support hunger programs at Metropolitan Ministries.

Food assistance available for Irma victims

Those still trying to recover from Hurricane Irma got a little help Thursday.