Jefferson High Alumni awards more than $240,000 in scholarships over 33 years
For more than 30 years, Jefferson High School's Alumni Association has awarded scholarship money to college-bound seniors.
Bay Area family holds special prom for teen disabled by brain injury
Prom is a special occasion for most high school students and even though Alyziah Lopez isn't like most students, her family worked to make sure her prom was equally as special.
Bay Area woman celebrates birthday for first time with biological family
After searching for more than 30 years, Cheryl Jackson finally found her biological family just in time to celebrate her 65th birthday.
Couple dedicates new lease on life to helping other transplant recipients
Dennis and Hope Prater have a very special relationship with the staff at Tampa General Hospital. The doctors and nurses there helped save Dennis' life. The couple is now helping others.
Local dentist visits Boys & Girls Clubs to teach kids about good dental hygiene
A local dentist wants children to learn the importance of brushing their teeth, so he's taking his show on the road.
59-year-old woman celebrates lifelong dream after graduating from nursing school
At 59 years old, Donna Hanson is celebrating her lifelong dream of becoming a nurse. It's been her passion since she was a child.
Tampa Girl Scout troop welcomes girls and women of all ages, abilities
A Bay Area Girl Scout troop is helping other girls have as much fun as they do.
'This is home': Woman's mission lends helping hand to veterans facing homelessness
A woman embarked on a mission 14 years ago to help veterans facing homelessness in Tampa. Connie Lindsay's effort to lend a helping hand to veterans turned into Liberty Manor for Veterans.
New St. Pete exhibit showcases quilts, artists unique talent for stitching
Quilters have been around for centuries. The fabrics were first used to keep people warm, but now, it's turned into an art form for people to enjoy.
March of Dimes Hillsborough County ambassador family shows hope for preemies
The March of Dimes wants to give every premature baby a fighting chance. This year's March of Dimes ambassador family for Hillsborough County has been on a whirlwind of emotions ever since their son Ashton came into the world.
Arians' Family Foundation dedicates years to advocating for children in court system
Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers Head Coach Bruce Arians and his wife Christine Arians have given a lot to the community. They've been married for 48 years and even with children and grandchildren they've always found time to give back.
Teen swimmer raises thousands for cancer research
A Bay Area swimmer is making a splash in the fight against cancer.
Local organization provides housing for out-of-town families with children admitted to local hospitals
A local organization is providing out-of-town families with children admitted to local hospital a home away from home.
Boy born prematurely plans to pursue medical career after inspiring dad to become a NICU nurse
A 6-year-old whose life was saved by March of Dimes-funded research wants to grow up to be a nurse like his dad, who went into medicine after watching his son fight for his life.
School resource officer boosts students self esteem with free on-campus clothing boutique
A St. Petersburg school resource officer not only protects students, but also boosts their self-esteem with a special store inside Gibbs High School.
Local mother gives back to Tampa General NICU after giving kidney to son in need of transplant
Evan Ranieri, 11, had a tough beginning to life. Melissa Ranieri, Evan's mom, said he was born with underdeveloped kidneys and stage four kidney disease at Tampa General Hospital. The family spent 36 days in the NICU.
Lutz TaeKwonDo teacher finds American dream after leaving South America
Seventh degree black belt Christopher Manson Hing teaches the art of TaeKwonDo at Man-Son-Hing Martial Arts in Lutz. His story of finding the American dream began when his family came from South America with less than $100.
Family who lost twins in childbirth help March for Dimes cause
A Winter Haven family is channeling their sadness into helping others. Brittany and Joshua Chaney lost their twin girls during childbirth and are sharing their story and raising money for the March for Dimes, to help make a difference in the fight to save the lives of premature babies.
Sarasota dance company performing in world event to promote environmental protection
Two Bay Area organizations are coming together for an artistic performance highlighting the importance of the environment.
Boca Ciega High graduate makes history as first Black male named salutatorian
Jeremiah Daniels, IV may technically be the second in his class, but he made history as the first African American male to be named salutatorian at Boca Ciega High School.