Tampa Catholic alum Isaiah Campbell-Finch stars in movie as basketball player
Tampa Catholic High School grad Isaiah Campbell-Finch is the main character in the movie "Basketball Jones: The First Chapter."
Tom Brady coming out of retirement: Here's where you can see him
We’re still a few years away from the Olympic debut of flag football, but this March, fans can look forward to a global tournament featuring some of football’s biggest names.
Boxing great Ricky Hatton dead at 46
Ricky Hatton, a former boxing world champion in the light-welterweight and welterweight divisions, has died.
USF quarterback Byrum Brown receives Heisman-hype from former winner
Through two games in 2025 and with wins against two ranked opponents, the USF football team is feeling pretty good.
It’s Miller Time: Bucs Ryan Miller & actor Keaton Miller
This week we look at the biggest stories in College Footballl. Plus, special guests, Ryan and Keaton Miller. Ryan is a wide receiver for the Buccanneers and his younger brother Keaton is playing the lead in Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors at the Straz Center.
USF men's basketball team gives back to long-time team administrative specialist
Last week, the USF men's basketball team surprised long-time administrative specialist Barbara Riffe by gifting her a customized golf cart.
Detroit Tigers, City of Lakeland break ground on $33M state-of-the-art training facility
The City of Lakeland and the Detroit Tigers announced they will be building a new state-of-the-art training facility for the team.
Orlando Dreamers investor joins Rays bid as MLB future in Florida remains uncertain
The push to bring Major League Baseball to Orlando faces new uncertainty after the lead investor behind the Orlando Dreamers joined the group seeking to buy the Tampa Bay Rays.
Gibbs High School has the tallest wide receiver recruit in the country
The Gibbs High School football team has some tall goals this season.
USF hires Rob Higgins after over 2 decades with Tampa Bay Sports Commission
The longtime point man for hosting major sporting events in Tampa is taking his talents to the University of South Florida as the school’s new “CEO of Athletics."
FIFA World Cup 2026 ticket lottery underway: What you need to know
The FIFA World Cup 2026 ticket sales process has begun, with a multi-phase system that includes a lottery for early access and a final first-come, first-served sale.
Potential Rays owner considering HCC as stadium site
With the sale of the Rays being made official, potentially in a matter of weeks, there have been talks about a new stadium being built on the campus of Hillsborough College — along N Dale Mabry Highway — near Raymond James Stadium.
Bucs pull out suprise offensive line combination in Week 1
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are now 1-0 in 2025.
Ravens' Lamar Jackson shoves Bills fan who pushed his helmet during Sunday night game
The MVP quarterback was celebrating with teammates after the Baltimore Ravens scored a touchdown when he was hit in his helmet by a Buffalo Bills fan in the stands.
Bucs, USF Bulls football riding high after big weekend wins
It was a perfect weekend for football in the Tampa Bay area, as the Tampa Bay Buccaneers and USF Bulls celebrated big victories.
Young Phillies fan has homerun ball taken by woman at Marlins game, teams rally behind family
As fans scrambled for a homerun ball, a man came up with it and gave it to a young boy. Both were wearing Phillies gear. Moments later, a woman wearing Phillies apparel approached the man and appeared to shout at him. The man then took the ball from the boy's glove and gave it to the woman.
Lightning postpones Gibbs football game as team seeks to honor players killed by strike 55 years ago
Sunday will mark 55 years since tragedy struck Gibbs High School in St. Petersburg. Two football players were hit by lightning during a practice huddle on the field and killed on Sept, 7, 1970. The school and the team gathered to honor their families during a special ceremony.