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When Erika Williner couldn’t find the perfect piece of jewelry, she designed it herself. She wanted something beautiful that also represents the natural beauty of the Tampa Bay area -- and the world.

A mural thanking first responders for their dedication to keeping residents safe has been completed by a Tampa-based artist.�

Many well-established businesses are trying to find the right flow in this phase one reopening stage. But imagine being brand new to the scene. Kaffeina Coffee just celebrated its grand opening a few days ago at 3533 Little Road, New Port Richey.

Saint Leo University in Pasco County is offering free classes, ranging from backyard birding and budget baking to quarantine spirituality and stress management.

It's a popular spot to get out and take a walk and maybe even relax for a little bit. In today's drone zone we're bringing you a moment of peace as we take you up above the Bradenton Riverwalk.

Businesses have certainly had to get creative, and some things they've changed may be here to last. That includes the Florida School of Woodwork in Tampa. They offer classes online and it has been so successful that they will continue to offer online classes even when they are able to reopen.

Restaurants have been devastated by COVID-19 and many of its workers have been furloughed or laid off, but some within the same industry have stepped up. In Tampa, Cass Street Deli is offering free meals every evening to restaurant workers.

David Houston was surprised by his retirement send-off from St. Petersburg College.?

As Florida reopens, tourists spots hope residents will begin planning to drop by. In Crystal River, scalloping trips could be a fun option.

A florist with extra flowers on her hands gave them away to brighten the lives of others.