From Special Olympics to Youtube: Bay Area champion is the star of his own show

Viewership for Tampa Bay sports talk show "The Dallas and Earl Show" may not be breaking records, but the show's hosts say what matters is that they're breaking molds.

Tu voto cuenta: Non-partisan campaign urges Hispanic voters to be counted

Both presidential campaigns have made their pitches to try to win over Latino voters. In this election, they make up the country's largest minority group with 32 million eligible to vote. 

Legally blind woodturner funds charitable works with fashion design

Andi Sullivan enjoys showing off her fashion creations. She's an unexpected star in her field, considering she's legally blind.

Metropolitan Ministries seeks donations, volunteers as holiday tent opens for the season

Metropolitan Ministries has reopened their holiday tent. This year, the demand for held is at a high due to the COVID-19 pandemic, and the non-profit is seeking donations and volunteers to meet that demand.

Festive photoshoot brings needed laughs and smiles during pandemic

After hanging out with some friends and joking around by holding pumpkins up to their heads, professional photographer Jennifer Sapountsis came up with spooky, creative, funny, and cheesy ideas.

Organization wants to dispel myths, misconceptions about bats 

Bats play an important role in our ecosystem and that's why many Floridians are choosing to build bat houses in their backyards.

Recipe: Barbecue hashbrown casserole

Thursday nights are perfect for sitting back, getting comfortable, and catching some NFL football on FOX. And since your getting comfortable, Dr. BBQ decided it was time to cook up some southern-style comfort food.

Model makes career dreams come true, despite pandemic

A former model is following her dream of becoming a business owner and she's doing it in the middle of the pandemic. Her leap of faith is what's right with Tampa Bay.

RCS Grace House wants homeless families to never need their services again

A local non-profit is helping less fortunate families get back on their feet by giving them a hand-up. How this charitable organization is helping families is what's right with Tampa Bay.

Bay Area participates in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day

Anyone with unused prescription drugs can safely dispose of them on Saturday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at several Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco and Sarasota County locatio

Political text messages peak as Election Day nears, virus prevents most in-person campaigning

The election is less than two weeks away and the pandemic has certainly affected politics this year. Instead of relying on door knocks and big events, campaigns are using technology to reach voters.

Take a tour of Rye Preserve, one of Manatee County's 'hidden gems'

The Rye Preserve trail system leads visitors through four distinctive ecosystems where hikers can see a variety of interesting creatures, including the rare gopher tortoise and Florida scrub jay. 

Recipe: Pepperoni pizza cheesesteak

Giants and Eagles fans are both passionate about their teams and they're usually bitter rivals. But one thing they do have in common is an appetite for great food. For tonight’s Thursday Night Football matchup, Dr. BBQ decided to take something Philly is famous for and give it a New York City spin.

Anyone can be a ghostbuster with Eckerd College's virtual 'Ghost Hunting 101' class

Dr. Brandy Stark will teach proper protocol and explain how to use ghost-hunting equipment, document evidence, and communicate with entities. She’ll also be sharing local paranormal history and lore. 

Takata airbag recall: Florida will pay drivers up to $150 to replace recalled airbags

Florida will give some Honda and Acura owners a debit card worth anywhere from $50 to $150, which can be activated once their recalled Takata airbags have been replaced.