Company says Tampa Bay could be next major technology hub

The Tampa Bay area could be the next major tech hub according to an education company relocating its headquarters to St. Petersburg.

What is mental health first aid?

You can get first aid if you're physically hurt, but how can you help those who are mentally hurting? You can get trained for mental health first aid.

All aboard! Suncoast Center for Fine Scale Modeling reopens after pandemic

It's never been so easy to get lost in just one room: The Suncoast Center for Fine Scale Modeling is once again welcoming fans of trains, tanks, and all other sorts of models.

Staff shortage hits Polk preschools, daycares as parents head back to the office

When the pandemic hit last year, parents began working remotely. As the number of kids dropped in class, daycare centers and preschools laid off employees. Now that parents are going back to work, centers are getting their little ones back.

USF study aims to understand how the pandemic will impact behavior this hurricane season

With looser restrictions and widespread vaccine accessibility, researchers at the University of South Florida want to know how those changes might influence your family’s hurricane plan this year.

Catch a variety show at weekend pop-up stage in St. Pete

When the pandemic hit, theaters across the country went dark. And even a year later after so many businesses have reopened, many theater stages are still empty. That is about to change for American Stage in St. Petersburg.

Emergency program to give people $50 off internet bill

Americans can begin applying for $50 off their monthly internet bill as part of an emergency government program to keep people connected during the pandemic.

This St. Pete artist hopes her sculptures make you smile

Nadine’s love of molding clay and creating things was born at a young age when she experienced hearing problems. Now she runs a mixed media art and sculpture studio in St. Petersburg specializing in “whimsy and comedy.”

Florida launches new emergency rental assistance program

More help is on the way for people in Florida who are potentially facing eviction due to the pandemic. Monday, the state launched a new $800 million dollar emergency rental assistance program. It could be one of the last remaining protections after a federal judge ruled the nationwide ban on eviction unconstitutional.

Former forensics director goes from solving mysteries to writing them

For more than 40 years, Royce Wilson has played a key role in investigating some of the most horrific crimes. Now, he's using his experiences in crime-fighting for crime writing.

Workout for free in downtown Tampa

The Tampa Downtown Partnership is making it easier for people to get fit in Tampa, offering free group fitness classes 4 days a week.

Company paying 'nap reviewers' $1,500 each for research

Mattress review company Eachnight is offering to pay five people $1,500 each to take naps every day for 30 days.

Cold case: 40 years after Hernando County double murder, killers still walk free

For four decades, the people responsible for a gruesome double-homicide in Hernando County have walked free. Loved ones are haunted by the murders, and frustrated with the lack of answers. May 9 marks the 40th anniversary of the cold case -- the murders of Rick Merrill and Dori Colyer.

Restaurant Revitalization Fund to help 100,000 businesses keep doors open

Relief is on the way for 100,000 small businesses across the country with the launch of the Biden Administration's Restaurant Revitalization Fund.

Ronald McDonald house honoring heroes with Super Kids campaign

The Bay Area chapter of Ronald McDonald House is taking away some of the stress by providing food and a place to stay.