Beep-beep! Bomb squad assembles special eggs

Easter is just a few weeks away, and that means lots of Easter egg hunts for kids.  But those hunts can be impossible for some children.

Ringling Bros. rail cars on display at Williston farm

After a 146-year run, the final curtain came down on the Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus last year. Now, a big piece of circus history is in its final resting stop in Williston, between Ocala and Gainesville.

'World's Largest Bounce House' arrives in Bay Area

The mother of all bounce houses is in the Bay Area this weekend.  The Big Bounce America tour stops in Odessa at the Keystone Recreation Center and will be open Friday through Sunday.

Florida rock quarry transformed into garden

Spring break and March vacations mean big crowds at beaches and amusement parks across Florida. But for local residents looking for an escape off the beaten path, there's Cedar Lakes Woods and Gardens, an hour north of Citrus County on the outskirts of Gainesville.

Science, social media key ingredients to Datz pastry chef's success

Alicia Wolding has turned the kitchen at Datz into her own creative food lab. Her works of art are displayed and consumed daily.

Deep Hole: One of the best spots in Florida to see alligators

If you want to see alligators, one of the best spots in the entire state is not far from Sarasota. But only a few people each day are allowed to make the trek.

Dough Nation employee finds sweet spot after rough past

There is something sweet is in the air in downtown Tampa. It's called Dough Nation, and the employees are even sweeter.

Who helps the helpers? PTSD leaves first responders struggling, jobless

Former Eatonville police officer Omar Delgado saved a man’s life during the Pulse nightclub massacre. He was one of the first officers to arrive at the club on June 12, 2016. 

From 1988: Pinellas Park High School shooting
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On February 11, 1988, two teens brought stolen guns to Pinellas Park High School. During a struggle for one of the weapons, two people were wounded and Assistant Principal Richard Allen was killed. In this report from the days after the shooting, WTVT's Lloyd Sowers profiles Allen.

'Spirit' the therapy unicorn spreads joy to those who need it

A sneaker-sporting, bow-wearing unicorn trotting through the halls of Manor Care Health Services in Tampa is not something you see every day.

Glassblowing offers PTSD relief for veterans

Cases of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) among veterans continue to rise in the U.S. With thousands more being deployed to the Middle East, health officials fear they will not see a decrease in those numbers.

Former Gator star helps kids of Puerto Rico rebound from hurricane

It's been five months since Hurricane Maria ravaged the island of Puerto Rico. As of today, there are still 400,000 customers without power. The relief efforts have been slow to reach those in need, and there is still a need for help. 

Florida highways' express lanes drive controversy

Our state transportation leaders say express lanes are the future because they improve traffic flow. However, the I-95 express lane project has drawn mixed reviews and controversy in South Florida -- which has now spread to Tampa.

Community pays $31,000 for pig after girl loses parents

When community members in Highlands County heard there was a middle-schooler who lost both her parents, they wanted to do something to help.

TIA's new $1-billion SkyConnect facility promises convenience

It doesn’t look like the Tampa International Airport we knew a year ago. The airport debuted $1 billion worth of additions and upgrades Wednesday, and it seems TIA has remained ahead of its time throughout history.

RVR Horse Rescue 'pays it forward' to help Puerto Rico

RVR Horse Rescue experienced its own struggles after Hurricane Irma, but thanks to the community they recovered, and decided to pay it forward to the Puerto Rico horses impacted by Hurricane Maria.