Free healthy food program strengthens community

The Harvest Hope Garden in the University area of Tampa is a place where kids and adults in the community can learn how to grow and prepare their food.

You-pick flower season blooms in Plant City berry fields

Fancy Farms, known for its strawberries, decided after the berry season was over they would take a chance on planting something different. Now, they have 10 acres of zinnias and giant sunflowers in full bloom.

Dead fish cleanup begins as red tide drifts north along Gulf coast

Red tide blooms were clearly visible from SkyFOX this afternoon along the coast of Pinellas County. Beach communities are doing their best to clean up dead fish that wash ashore as they wait to see how long it lasts.

Tampa Bay Restaurant Week kicks off with dozens of local flavors, benefitting Feeding Tampa Bay

If you’re a food lover looking to try new restaurants in the Tampa Bay area, or just want a break from cooking, Tampa Bay Restaurant Week is the perfect week to explore some of what the Tampa Bay food scene has to offer.

Reynolds Wrap will give $10,000 in ‘rookie griller’ contest

Reynolds Wrap is searching for a "rookie griller." They are looking for people known as the ones in their family to burn more burgers than cook them.

Prison-themed circus show tells story of Alcatraz in Wesley Chapel

It was once one of the most notorious prisons in existence. Now, Alcatraz is the theme of a new circus show you can experience in Wesley Chapel this week.

After 2018 red tide bloom, beach businesses concerned what new blooms could bring

Red tide is a major concern for those living on Florida’s West Coast and now the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission has detected low to medium levels of red tide algae off Pinellas County -- from Indian Rocks Beach all the way down to Fort De Soto.

Drobots drone camps let kids take flight this summer

With school out, many summer camps are officially launching this week across the Tampa Bay area. If you’re looking for a fun STEM camp, or if your child enjoys drones or robotics, Drobots is worth checking out.

Non-profit helps people turn their lives around

Pastor Bill Losasso's passion is to help the forgotten. He opened a place where the hurting could dream again and rebuild their lives.

This Sarasota shop is dedicated to organic popcorn

Phil Pagano has been popping corn kernels in his food wagon at local events in the area for 12 years. He’s the “Phil” behind Uncle Phil’s Organic Popcorn in Sarasota.

Myakka community rallies around 'very sweet' family after deadly fire

A Myakka family was sound asleep Sunday morning when a fire started. Two people rushed to try and help their loved one, but the flames grew. He did not make it out.

Tampa goes orange to bring awareness to gun violence

The first Friday in June is National Gun Violence Awareness Day and the city of Tampa is shining a light on the issue by lighting up orange.  The shade has been the defining color of the gun violence prevention movement.

TopGolf Live comes to Raymond James Stadium

Raymond James Stadium is usually reserved for punts and passes from the Buccaneers, but now golf fans can tee off at the stadium. 

Former employees preserving legacy of Fat Willie's Fish Camp

Two former employees are now owners of the historic restaurant they worked at as teens. How they are keeping the legacy alive at Fat Willie's Fish Camp is what's right with Tampa Bay.

South Tampa artist uses watercolors to share memories, themes of Florida

Donna Morrison is a professional artist based in Tampa. She does commission work in all media, but says 99% of her work is done in watercolor.

Polk County launches financial rental assistance program

Of the $21.8 million Polk County received in federal COVID-19 relief funds, they’re dedicating $17 million to helping tenants catch up on their rent payments.