More women over 40 seeking 'adventure travel'

Travel companies in the Bay Area are seeing a jump in the number of women over 40 taking "adventure trips," leaving their comfort zone and traveling solo.

Brain cancer patient, wife spread message of hope through rocks

John Shadock and his wife Ali are spreading positivity at Moffitt Cancer Center through healing words colorfully painted on rocks and placed near the entrance.

Bay Area woman brings awareness to National Donate Life Month

Carolyn Hostetler can reflect on happy memories of her youngest sister Megan, who was an unexpected gift to their family.

Metropolitan Ministries offers volunteer opportunities for kids, teens

April is National Volunteer Month, and Metropolitan Ministries is among the Bay Area organizations offering kids and teens a chance to gain valuable experience.

Home Makers of Hope seeking volunteers to help low-income families

When volunteers with Home Makers of Hope pull their truck filled with furniture up to a home, they know they are about to make a difference to a family going through a difficult time.

Celebrating independent films & filmmakers at the Sunscreen Film Festival

What began as a small film festival with a few movies and a few hundred people to watch them, has grown into an internationally recognized event in less than 20 years.

Volunteers needed for Home Makers of Hope

When volunteers with Home Makers of Hope pull their truck filled with furniture up to a home, they know they are about to make a difference to a family going through a difficult time.

'The Thorn' brings Broadway-style show, Biblical story to St. Pete

Experience the story of Jesus through a live production of singing, dancing and acrobatics in a Broadway-style show called ‘The Thorn’.

'Preserve the animals': Volunteer Bird Stewards help educate beach goers

When Megan Page and Reginaldo Barosa walk on Redington Beach, they keep their eyes peeled. You might find them patrolling the local shores when they volunteer as Bird Stewards with Audubon Florida.

Adaptive swim lessons helping children with autism stay safe

We are surrounded by water in the Tampa Bay area, which is why it's so important to make sure kids are safe and know how to swim. 

VA-funded psychedelic therapy trials for PTSD could save lives, veteran organization says

Earlier this month, the Department of Veteran Affairs passed a new budget, which allocates money for psychedelic therapy to treat Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD).

Automakers tracking, sharing drivers' data to insurance companies

According to a recent New York Times report, automakers could be sharing drivers' data to insurance companies, including how fast you drive.

Pinellas County works to fill open lifeguard positions amid national shortage

Spring break is upon us and as the Bay Area prepares for an influx of families and college students looking for some sunshine, Pinellas County is looking for lifeguards.