Plays cast seniors in a different light

Linda Goldman didn't like the way seniors were being portrayed in plays so she decided to do something about it by writing plays for seniors -- with a purpose.

New flood insurance maps take effect in Pinellas County

Earlier this year, FEMA updates its flood insurance rate map for coastal areas of Pinellas County, and the new map takes effect Tuesday.

Learn to harvest rainfall, conserve water to reduce runoff pollution

Pinellas County along with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agriculture Sciences (IFAS) wants to educate the public about ways people can conserve water and prevent runoff pollution.

Consumer alert: Scammers take advantage of QR code-comeback

QR stands for quick response. You scan the box-shaped code using your phone’s camera and seconds later, a link will open. Privacy experts say con artists are now using this technology to scam people.

Handmade donuts are that much sweeter at this Busch Boulevard shop

Nicola’s Donuts on Busch Boulevard in Tampa is one of the few shops left that still does things the old-fashioned way.

Tunnel to Towers events coming to the Tampa Bay area

Tunnel to Towers is marking the 20th anniversary of September 11th with events across the country, including the Tampa Bay area.

Tampa homes wanted for film productions; homeowners earn thousands per day

Location scouts for the film industry are looking for Tampa homes. Homeowners can earn as much as $5,000 per day by letting production teams turn their house into a Hollywood set.

Tampa clinic is 1 of 2 in U.S. using bladeless, electron-beam therapy to treat skin cancer

Each year more than three million Americans are diagnosed with skin cancer, making it the most common type of cancer, but if it’s caught early, it can be treated effectively.

USF enrolling Bay Area children as part of Moderna vaccine study

USF is enrolling Bay Area children in a study to test the efficacy, side effects and dosage of the Moderna COVID-19 vaccine.

Cycle to raise awareness for MS during St. Augustine event

One of the National MS Society’s biggest fundraisers will take place in Florida, and if you love to cycle and support a great cause, this event is for you.

'It got scary:' From the ICU, COVID patient details his recovery

He was the picture of health and he never thought he would get COVID-19. But now a local ICU patient has a positive prognosis and a unique way to help others.

Casting call for ‘romantic movie’ being shot in St. Pete

One production company is searching for extras to be in a film that’s being shot right in downtown St. Petersburg.

COVID-19 vaccine, testing information for Tampa Bay area counties

COVID-19 testing and vaccines are now available at retailers and through some health departments throughout the state of Florida for children ages 12 and up and all adults. Vaccines are free and you will not be charged when you get your shot. Appointments may be required and vaccine availability will vary depending on your location.

Pawcuterie Shop in Tampa makes preservative-free treats for pets

The Pawcuterie Shop is a pet treat business in Tampa. Servian Santos, the baker and owner, creates charcuterie-like bowls and platters for our little furry friends.

ZooTampa is having a major baby boom

ZooTampa’s maternity ward is filling up. Guests can meet these new babies when they visit the zoo.

Florida back-to-school tax holiday offers breaks on computers, other supplies

Florida's back-to-school sales tax holiday begins Saturday, July 31. Here's how parents can save money during the 10-day period ahead of the first day of school.

USF needs unvaccinated participants for new study on COVID transmission

If you are not planning to get the COVID-19 vaccine, or just have not gotten around to it yet, researchers at USF Health can use your help. The university is taking part in a nationwide study evaluating infection and transmission of coronavirus in people ages 18 through 29.

List: 3 things vaccinated and unvaccinated people should know about COVID-19

In an effort to simplify COVID-19 information, FOX 13's Josh Cascio has compiled the top three things fully vaccinated people should know and the top three things unvaccinated people should know.