Meet the Temple Terrace student who will one day teach machines to learn
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One day, Lexline Johnson hopes to become a machine learning engineer, working in the field of artificial intelligence to teach machines to be helpful to humans.

20-year-old Tampa theater tells compelling women-focused stories

PowerStories Theater in Tampa has been highlighting the plight of women and telling their stories for over two decades.

St. Petersburg ceramist uses art to speak on social justice

A local St. Petersburg artist doesn't focus on beauty when it comes to her work. She sends social justice messages through her ceramic pieces.

Accomplished dancer teaching the next generation in St. Petersburg

Daniel Ulbricht has been with The New York City Ballet for more than 20 years. The St. Pete native came back to his hometown to teach the next generation of ballet dancers.

Local biker starts "Second Chance Rides", gives away free preowned bikes

Todd Baroni wants others to enjoy the gift of riding bikes too, so he's providing free bikes for people who can't afford one. He calls his effort "Second Chance Rides."

Sarasota artist retreat hosts accomplished musicians that offer free concerts

An artist retreat in Sarasota brings in internationally renowned musicians that provide free concerts to listeners. The Hermitage Artist Retreat New Community Programs feature accomplished artists throughout the U.S.

Tampa hockey league offers veterans therapeutic outlet

The Tampa Warriors Hockey Program is a hockey league that provides emotional and physical support for veterans.

Fourth grader creates non-profit, saves oceans with stickers

A St. Pete fourth grader came up with an idea a few years ago, saving our oceans with stickers. Now, kids and some adults can't get enough of them. 

Program finds people with disabilities fulfilling jobs

A state funded program that helps adults with disabilities find jobs is having great success. Jenna Wieneke, a 22-year-old cook, thought she would never work in a kitchen again after her motorcycle accident. 

100 realtors build 100 beds for kids who need them

A group of Bay Area real estate agents are doing more than making deals. They're providing a way for children to get a good night sleep.