Tunnel to Towers events coming to the Tampa Bay area

Tunnel to Towers is marking the 20th anniversary of September 11th with events across the country, including the Tampa Bay area.

Tampa homes wanted for film productions; homeowners earn thousands per day

Location scouts for the film industry are looking for Tampa homes. Homeowners can earn as much as $5,000 per day by letting production teams turn their house into a Hollywood set.

City of Clearwater invites public to visit newly renovated Crest Lake Park

Crest Lake Park recently underwent a $6 million renovation, funded with money Clearwater received from the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill settlement.

Drone Zone: Clearwater's hidden jewel, Crest Lake Park
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Crest Lake Park in Downtown Clearwater located at Gulf to Bay Boulevard and Glenwood Avenue recently underwent a $6 million renovation. The renovation was funded with money Clearwater received from the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill settlement.

Wild Florida welcomes 2 baby albino gators to the world

The baby albinos are said to be in the back right now receiving care but they will soon be out in exhibit two for Wild Florida guests to enjoy.

'Crow a Day' exhibit honors memory of artist's mother

Artist Karen Bondarchuk created a collection of work that honored her mother's battle with dementia in 2010. Her exhibit is currently on display at the James Museum of Western and Wildlife Art..

Non-profit Saddle Up Riding Club calling on community to help save part of program

A riding club that has served Pinellas County's horseback riding community for almost 20 years is looking for help from that community to keep part of the non-profit program alive.

List: Fall events and festivals around Tampa Bay in 2021

Kids are back in school and pumpkin spice makes its annual return this month, which means fall is right around the corner. Tampa will host plenty of fall festivals, but it's not all pumpkins. There will be plenty of concerts and food fests, too.

96-year-old WWII veteran sings national anthem before baseball game

96-year-old John Plyman served his country in WWII. Before a baseball game in Michigan, he gave it his all while he sang his own rendition of the national anthem. Once done, he saluted and the crowd cheered.

St. Petersburg Museum of History asks for submissions of African American and LGBTQIA+ history

The St. Petersburg Museum of History is asking community members to submit images, objects, documents, and personal stories in an effort to build its archive of African American and LGBTQIA+ histories. 

Tampa teens get hands-on leadership experience through Bank of America program

Four Bay Area students were selected to participate in the Bank of America Student Leader Program, which provides a paid internship at local non-profit organizations to help develop leadership skills.

Tampa teens strengthen leadership skills
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Four Bay Area students were selected to participate in the Bank of America Student Leader Program, which provides a paid internship at local non-profit organizations to help develop leadership skills.