What's Right with Tampa Bay

A Tampa family is giving back to an organization that helped their premature baby survive and thrive. 

Paying for college is very expensive, but there is a program that is helping to pay the cost for high schoolers.

Raising happy, healthy, successful children isn’t easy and a Hillsborough County non-profit is lending parents a helping hand. 

Marlynn Stutzman is 23 and has spent months training for what she calls the race of her life. 

Parents of premature babies are finding comfort during a stressful and uncertain time thanks to the March of Dimes.  

A Bay Area artist who’s being painting since childhood is being rewarded for his work.  

A local barber is giving free haircuts to children in foster care, so they can have fresh cuts and a positive attitude.

A Brandon woman is on a mission to help other women over 40 find happiness and fulfillment.

Resident Patrick Giambelluca wasn't willing to stand by and watch, as a major traffic danger loomed at the entrance to his neighborhood. It took years, but his determination to creating a safer community paid off.

A baby born prematurely during the pandemic is thriving thanks to help from the March of Dimes. 

Mark Oliver says he never really paid attention to people with special needs while he was growing up, but now they are the center of his life.