Couple helps non-profit provide self-rescue swim lessons after losing baby in drowning

After their 1-year-old named Aubrey drowned in the family pool in 2020, local couple Kristen and Matt Strojnowski are now helping other kids get self-rescue swim lessons.

Was your flight delayed or canceled? New online dashboard displays what U.S. airlines owe you

After a chaotic summer travel season, federal transportation officials are cracking down, forcing airlines to be more transparent when it comes to what they owe passengers if they cancel or delay a flight.

Florida's first 'tool time' sales tax holiday begins Saturday

Florida’s first "tool time" sales-tax holiday on tools and other home-repair and construction items will kick off during the Labor Day weekend.

Florida officials hold unclaimed property auction in Tampa

Florida officials said they returned more than $1.7 billion in unclaimed property to people over the past five years. That includes nearly $390 million just last year.

Student loan forgiveness: Biden unveils plan to cancel $10K in student debt

Biden unveiled a plan to provide $10,000 of federal student loan debt relief for borrowers who earn under $125,000 annually, and more for those with the greatest financial need.

Hernando Hawks compete to play, for the love of the game

If you’ve not yet heard of the Hernando County Hawks, you are not alone. They don’t yet have players on the roster, so the Hawks have yet to play a game.

Father, daughter ride bikes across country for veterans

A father-daughter bicycling duo rode their bikes across the country this summer to raise money for veterans. 

Clearwater asks residents if aerial gondolas should be considered to reduce traffic

Would you ride a gondola from downtown to Clearwater Beach? The city wants to know before it embarks on the possibility of a new way to skip beach traffic.

Gov. DeSantis recruiting veterans into Florida classrooms amid teacher shortage across state

Military veterans who qualify to fill in at schools where there is a teacher shortage will receive a five-year temporary teaching certificate and be assigned a mentor teacher for at least two of those years. The initiative is an expansion of the federal "Troops to Teachers" program.

U.S. Postal Service planning temporary price hike for holiday season

The U.S. Postal Service is letting customers know it may cost more to ship gifts to their loved ones this year. If approved, the temporary rates will go into effect from Oct. 2 to Jan. 22, 2023. Some increases will be as low as 25 cents while others are more than $6.

TPA's newly renovated bathroom named finalist for America's Best Restroom contest

Tampa International Airport's Airside C restroom is a finalist in the 2022 America's Best Restroom contest. Airside C's north restrooms have been under construction for several months and recently opened to the public, TPA officials said.

One-on-one with Nikki Fried: Her views from marijuana to home insurance crisis

In the August 23 Primary election, two Florida Democrats are competing for the nomination to challenge Governor Ron DeSantis: Florida Commissioner of Agriculture Nikki Fried and U.S. Rep. (and former Republican Governor) Charlie Crist.  Both recently agreed to one-on-one interviews with Fox 13 Political Editor Craig Patrick.