RVs for every budget at Florida State Fairgrounds show

If you’re planning a summer vacation and always wanted to hit the road in an RV, you might want to check out the RV Super Show.

Lakeland martial arts training center teaches students how to protect themselves

Two young men square off with intensity in their eyes and a sword in each hand as they start to battle. It’s not a street fight. It is what happens nearly every day at Sifu Och Wing Chun, a martial arts training center in downtown Lakeland.

5-year-old survivor selling lemonade in St. Pete to help other kids fight cancer

A little girl in St. Petersburg is fighting back against childhood cancer. The 5-year-old is a survivor of the horrible disease and now she wants to help other kids who are battling.

Volunteers help veterans feel more at home

On any given night, the federal government estimates more than 40,000 veterans are homeless. Even when those veterans find a place to live, they often need help with basics to make their new houses or apartments a home.

Tampa cigar company makes the first all-American cigar

At J.C. Newman Cigar Company in Tampa, an expert roller crafts a cigar the same way workers did in this very factory when it was built in 1910, But a new cigar, called The American, is unlike any before it. 

New FDA hotline fast-tracks cancer patients into clinical trials

For cancer patients, looking for treatment after all the traditional options have run out can be scary but now the FDA is stepping in to help patients get the care that may otherwise be off-limits.

Florida unveils app to report price-gouging

The next time you feel like you're getting price-gouged and want to report it, there's an app for that. 

'Florida Imagined' exhibit showcases works made by disabled artists

The University of Tampa showcased a unique collection of art made by persons with disabilities at their Scarfone Hartley Gallery.

RayJay becomes golf course this weekend

For one day only, Raymond James Stadium is turning into a golf course. The Stadiumlinks tour returns to the Buccaneers’ home on Saturday, installing a nine-hole golf course.

Summer lunch program keeping kids fed year-round

As schools get out for summer, more than one million students in Florida will have to look elsewhere for food during the day. To meet the need, the Florida Department of Agriculture will soon start its Summer BreakSpot program, which provides free meals and snacks for kids at thousands of locations statewide.

FDOT pitches more changes for 'Malfunction Junction'

Big changes could be on the way for a busy section of Tampa highway. FDOT released new animations showing four design concepts for a rebuilt downtown interchange.

Drivers have until July 7 to get refund from rental car toll fees

Both Floridians and visitors of the Sunshine State who rented a car in the past decade have a month left to get a big refund.

Tax holiday on storm supplies as hurricane season arrives

A little nudging for storm prep shouldn’t be necessary after Matthew battered Florida’s east coast in 2016, Irma essentially drenched the entire state in 2017, and Michael ground up a chunk of the Panhandle last year.

Treasure hunter hopes to find owner of miniature urn found at Siesta Key Beach

A Sarasota County man with a metal detector found something that is likely worth than buried treasure to its owner: A miniature urn hanging from a necklace, appearing to contain the ashes of someone's mother.

License-free fishing weekends return

Anglers in Florida can take advantage of license-free fishing both this weekend and next.

Breast milk donation sites open in Tampa, Clearwater

Amid a widespread shortage of breast milk donations, Baycare Hospitals is partnering with Mother's Milk Bank of Florida to raise awareness and encourage moms with extra milk to donate.