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Many nonprofit organizations across Tampa Bay have felt the impact of the coronavirus pandemic. But Seaside Seabird Sanctuary has been able to reopen their doors and keep saving our feathered friends.

A walk in the park has never been more enjoyable, especially as Florida’s fall weather begins to arrive.

They’re colorful, they’re big, and they’re an important part of our local economy: If you've ever driven past Port Tampa Bay or looked out from our beaches, you've probably noticed all the huge ships filled with containers.

Halloween is just around the corner and pumpkin patches are popping up everywhere. But you've probably never seen a pumpkin this huge.

The Humane Society of Tampa Bay is usually spending this time around October preparing for their biggest fundraiser of the year, Tuxes and Tails. 

Most people move to Florida to avoid cold weather, but snowflakes will soon be falling in Pasco County. The state’s first outdoor snow park opens in Dade City next month.

Visitors of Solomon's Castle may think this quirky castle, covered in metal plates, is in the middle of nowhere, but the family behind the creative destination says otherwise.

Tuesday was the day the Lakeland Parks and Recreation Department looks forward to all year: The annual Swan Roundup. It’s a sight to behold as johnboats race across the lake trying to keep up with the swans. 

It's still hot outside in Tampa Bay, but you can feel a slight change in weather is on the way.

Tampa’s port may have seemed emptier lately, without all of those cruise ships steaming in and out. But in other ways, it’s been business as usual.

The Humane Society of Tampa Bay has doubled its capacity now that they have opened a newly-renovated shelter building for animals searching for their forever home. 

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month Tampa's Old City Hall and downtown bridges are lighting up pink, and they'll stay that way throughout most of October.

The Tampa Theatre refuses to allow the pandemic to take away their Halloween festivities, but they will alter their spooky events to make it safe for everyone, they said.

There's a rustic vacation getaway two and a half hours north of Tampa that takes camping to new heights. The treehouse rental in Old Town, Florida was built in 2016 by The Treehouse Guys of DIY Network fame.