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.

Teen 'patriots' step across party lines for magazine to educate, inspire unity among next generation

A group of teens have created Young Patriots Magazine, which features political articles from both a liberal and conservative perspective. They hope it's a chance to share different opinions in a conflict-free environment. 

Residents near Piney Point turn attention to environmental concerns

The threat of a large-scale breach of contaminated water is over at the old Piney Point phosphate plant but concerns remain over water leaking from the holding ponds and the proposed solutions to fix short and long-term problems.

State education program helps parents teach their children, prepare them for kindergarten

A statewide, home-based early intervention program helps parents teach their young children literacy and language skills before they enter kindergarten -- giving them an easy transition to learning at school.

Hillsborough nonprofit opens first school in the U.S. specifically for children with cancer

1 Voice Academy in Brandon is the first school in the country for children diagnosed with cancer, giving kids the opportunity to still learn while undergoing treatment instead of falling behind in their classes.

Backyard orchid hobby blooms into beautiful business during pandemic

Spring has sprung and many people are starting to spruce up their yards with beautiful plants. You might not think to start your search for orchids in the heart downtown St. Petersburg, but one unique farm may change your mind.

Tampa pharmacy working to get vaccines out to Black, minority communities

While the Greyhound Track and Raymond James Stadium are popular sites for the COVID-19 vaccine, they're not easily accessible for everyone. 

Virtual job fair for veterans Tuesday

A job fair is happing virtually Tuesday for veterans, the National Guard, Federal Reserve, and their spouses.

Old Florida, new crop: Long-time Sarasota farmers invite public to pick blueberries

From citrus to cattle, the Albritton family has farmed since the 1800s. But times have changed. In 2015, they cleared 25 acres of citrus, and in its place, they planted 60,000 blueberry plants. 

Public input needed for Tropicana Field site redevelopment

St. Petersburg residents are invited to give input on the plans for the redevelopment of the Tropicana Field site.

Hillsborough County offering emergency assistance for renters

Hillsborough County is offering financial assistance for those having a hard time paying rent due to being impacted by COVID-19.

$13 for 13 Campaign helps kids in need get new shoes

Thousands of children across the Tampa Bay area are in need of a decent pair of shoes. That's why the FOX 13 Care Force is teaming up with Metropolitan Ministries for the $13 for 13 Campaign.