Couple turns passion for pollinators into thriving honey business

After buying their first beehive in 2017, Robert and Carleigh Patterson became enthralled with bees and now have more than 100 hives, allowing them to sell all-natural, specialty honey.

The Honey Couple producing specialty honey in Tampa Bay
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After buying their first beehive in 2017 Robert and Carleigh Patterson became enthralled with bees and now have more than 100 hives allowing them to sell specialty honey

50 years at Bern’s Steak House: Iconic restaurant's last original employee to retire

You could call him a historian of Tampa’s beloved Bern’s Steak House. He started as a carpenter and has had a hand in just about every big job at the restaurant in the last 50 years, from cars to casks.

Weeki Wachee Springs State Park is hiring mermaids

There is one place in Florida that is famous for its mermaids, and you have a chance to become one.

Riding along with Sea Turtle Trackers
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Since 1979, a volunteer-based organization called Sea Turtle Trackers has been helping turtles and empowering people to do the same. We rode along with Turtle Joe.

At 76 years of age, the SS American Victory lives on in Tampa

The SS American Victory has seen plenty of days, putting in plenty of service – in fact, it continues to serve the community to this day.

Only in Florida Frightening, scary, haunted stories, but first, baby manatees
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This week's Only in Florida features a very spooky side of the Sunshine State, from a haunted hut to a possibly haunted piano, but before you decide it's too scary for you, take a look at some cute baby manatees being bottle fed at SeaWorld Orlando.

The little-known history of Fort De Soto Park
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Whether sitting on the beach or kayaking near the water's edge at Fort De Soto Park in Pinellas County, people often find themselves absorbed in the abundance of natural beauty for as far as the eye can see.

Rock out, get fit, relieve stress with Oldsmar Cardio Drumming

Cardio Drumming is the popular fitness craze in Pinellas County and it’s getting people moving and grooving to the beat.

Learn to harvest rainfall, conserve water to reduce runoff pollution

Pinellas County along with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agriculture Sciences (IFAS) wants to educate the public about ways people can conserve water and prevent runoff pollution.

How to be water wise during Florida's rainy season
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Pinellas County along with UF Institute of Food and Agriculture Sciences wants to educate the public about ways people can conserve water and prevent runoff pollution.

Busch Gardens says Iron Gwazi roller coaster to open March 2022 after 2-year pandemic delay

The theme park began test runs on the hybrid wood-steel ride back in March of 2020, and was set to officially open their 10th roller coaster that spring -- but the pandemic brought those plans to a screeching halt.

USF documents historic Tampa with innovative laser scanner technology

The Center for Digital Heritage and Geospatial Information at USF uses laser scanners and other digital equipment to make detailed images of threatened and historical sites around the world.