Teens needed for COVID-19 vaccine study in Lakeland

A COVID-19 vaccine for teenagers is being tested in Lakeland. The company that is running the clinical trials, Accel Research Sites, is looking for young people who want to take part in the study.

Brain training research participants needed for dementia-prevention study

For the last three years, researchers at the University of South Florida have been analyzing the effectiveness of computer games on the brains of older adults and now they need more participants for a study that aims to prove its effectiveness.

Where to drop off unused prescriptions on National Drug Take Back Day

National Drug Takeback Day is taking place on Saturday, April 24 in an effort to prevent prescription drugs from being lost, misused or stolen.

Crystal River tour guide searching for family who lost camera with years-old vacation photos

A tour guide in Crystal River saw a glimmer on the bottom of the spring near the end of a manatee’s nose. It was an old camera and now he's launched a social media campaign to return it to its owners.

Program aims to teach water-friendly gardening in St. Pete

An organization dedicated to keeping Bay Area water clean is working with the community to protect the area's drinking water supply. 

‘Tampa Bay Taco Takeover’ starts on Taco Tuesday, benefits homeless program

It’s Taco Tuesday, meaning it’s time to eat as many tacos as you want -- guilt-free -- because the “Tampa Bay Taco Takeover” event is all for a good cause.

Lecanto woman's gnomes are part of a patriotic mission

Diana Makovitch's home in Lecanto is filled with gnomes. So many gnomes, she's nicknamed her home ‘gnomeville.’ Each one is named after a real-life veteran. 

Sarasota Honey Company gives homeowners a chance to raise bees in their own backyards

A family-owned honey company gives homeowners the opportunity to raise bees in their own backyards -- and collect some delicious honey as their reward. The small business also hires individuals with special needs to give them employment opportunities and training.

Tampa doctor claims bracelets help combat nausea, headaches

We're all itching to get back out and enjoy life and take trips, hitting the water or the road. But for some, motion sickness can be crippling. A local entrepreneur has found a way to help fight nausea and more.

COVID-19 vaccines delivered by Meals on Wheels volunteers

When you think of Meals on Wheels you think of delivering hot meals to people who are homebound. Now volunteers are helping people get vaccinated and they're what's right with Tampa Bay.

Walk or donate to support March of Dimes

March of Dimes is on a mission to end premature births. The organization wants to help every mom and baby have the best possible start by raising funds to support them through their pregnancy journey.

Seminole Heights woman turns 'meditative' hobby into business

Karina Plemmons feels most at home with a needle and thread in her hands. She spends hours creating a picture from a textile. 

Newest axe throwing venue offers 15 lanes and certified coaches

Axe-throwing is a step up from darts and definitely more exciting than video games, which is why it’s growing in popularity.