Manatee High class ring returned 52 years after being stolen from locker

Allan Ackles' 1968 class ring was stolen from his locker. 50 years later, Moody Johnson found it in a field. Now the ring is back with its rightful owner.

Tampa native Pete Alonso powers up foundation to help everyday heroes

After rounding the bases 53 times during his rookie season with the New York Mets, Pete Alonso realized that he's one of the lucky few to get recognition from a stadium full of people.

WWE superstar Titus O'Neil hosts Mother's Day dinner for local single mothers

WWE superstars Titus O'Neil and Natalya Neidhart joined forces Sunday to host a special Mother's Day dinner for Bay Area single mothers who work for Hillsborough County Schools, the Tampa Police Department, the city of Tampa and the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.

8-year-old cancer patient becomes honorary Pasco County firefighter on birthday

Approximately 400 firetrucks, motorcycles and cars spent an hour driving by David Castle’s house on Sunday to wish him a happy 8th birthday and witness him being recognized as an honorary Pasco County firefighter.

Woman in labor doesn't make it past security; Tampa hospital guard delivers baby

To security guard Philip Kalil, there was something different about the way Andre Garnett drove up to the main entrance at Tampa General Hospital, parked, and got out.

Teachers surprise 250 graduating seniors by hand-delivering caps, gowns 

"It just keeps the kids feel included and important when everybody is so isolated and alone,” said one teacher. “It keeps the human touch.”

Their walk for cancer continues -- 30 minutes at a time

The coronavirus isn’t going to keep one Sarasota couple from their efforts to raise money to fight cancer.

Crafty nurses show off sewing skills in mask-making effort

So far, the BayCare sewing team has made over 5,000 face masks and 1,500 face shields. It’s a seamless effort that’s saving lives one stitch at a time.  

OnBikes advocate turns attention to feeding first responders

Julius Tobin is trying to spread joy amidst the coronavirus chaos. He is stepping up to thank some of the heroes on the front lines. 

Community effort feeds hospital workers while supporting local restaurants

At a time when healthcare workers are working overtime and empty restaurants are depending on takeout orders and deliveries to stay afloat, a Tampa woman came up with an idea to help both at the same time. 

Gas station gives back: Free lunches for kids, no questions asked

Inside this gas station is an upscale deli stocked with Boar’s Head products. For the next several weeks, they are offering elementary and middle school students free lunches. 

Seminole neighbors throw birthday parade for girl overcoming cancer

Members of a Pinellas County community were not going to let their neighbor go without a birthday celebration, despite social distancing measures due to COVID-19. 

Parking lot prayer group praises Pasco County healthcare personnel

As COVID-19 cases continue to rise across the world, more doctors, nurses and hospital staff have to battle the virus. Photojournalist Barry Wong showed us how a Bay Area group is giving thanks, in more ways than one.

Read along with Kelly Ring

Each day, Kelly will be reading a children's story from the books her family collected and posting a video of it on her Facebook page for you and your children to watch.  She says with all the concerns in the world right now, she wanted to do something nice, especially for chldren.

Teachers go on parade to connect with students in Apollo Beach

Dozens of teachers wound through streets near Apollo Beach Elementary to see their students for the first time in over a week. They have been out of school for spring break, but did not return due to the novel coronavirus.