Beyoncé to bring her 'Renaissance' World Tour to Tampa in August
Move out the way, Beyoncé is coming to Tampa as part of her world tour.
Moffitt Cancer Center sees increase in virtual visits during pandemic
The American Cancer Society recently released its annual statistics report, which showed that overall cancer mortality has dropped by 33% since 1991.
Tampa outbid at auction, no longer owns historic Black cemetery
Memorial Park Cemetery, which was established in 1919, has continued to be maintained by the city since its owner died in 2019. But, the historic Black cemetery is now under new ownership, which worries some neighbors, who hope the rich history can be saved.
Carrollwood Day point guard given memorable senior night
Tre Lockett was enjoying his basketball season at the Carrollwood Day School (CDS), and the senior guard was leading the team in scoring, averaging more than 19 points per game.
Sunshine Line provides free transportation, bus passes for seniors
For seniors without transportation, getting around can be difficult, which is why there's now a brighter way to travel called “Sunshine Line.”
‘Prepared to negotiate’: Hillsborough unfazed after St. Pete chooses Rays redevelopment plans for Tropicana
Negotiators trying to bring a stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays to Hillsborough County say they are unfazed by Monday's announcement that St. Petersburg chose the team's proposed plan for redeveloping the Tropicana Field location.
Feeding Tampa Bay announces new expanded headquarters and plans toward hunger-free region
Feeding Tampa Bay is expanding its headquarters to feed even more people in the coming years.
Mother found dead in New Tampa neighborhood next to SUV with her sleeping toddler inside, police say
The body of a mother was found along a New Tampa street while her toddler was fast asleep in her vehicle nearby. Officers said she didn't live in the neighborhood and are now trying to figure out what led up to the woman's death.
Historic clock towers keep ticking in Tampa
With phones and watches that remind us when to do everything, clocks may seem old-fashioned, but some old Tampa time machines just keep on ticking.
Police: 'Targeted' shooting claims young man's life in East Tampa
Tampa officers said a man in his 20s died at the hospital after what police said was a "targeted shooting" on 24th Avenue N Tuesday.
'I live with this': Holocaust survivor living in Tampa remembers liberation of Auschwitz 78 years later
The world began to fully understand what happened during the Holocaust 78 years ago because on January 27, 1945, the Soviet Army liberated the Auschwitz Extermination Camp. It's where more than a million Jewish people died under the Nazis.
Hundreds of classified documents found in Tampa home of retired Air Force officer
As several investigations are underway over classified documents found at the homes of President Joe Biden, former President Donald Trump and former Vice President Mike Pence, a retired Air Force Intel boss was caught with hundreds at his home.
Restored life-size Cinderella figurine finds new life at Ulele in Tampa Heights
While much of Tampa’s Riverwalk shows off the gleaming, new construction of modern buildings, in contrast, Cinderella in a horse-drawn pumpkin carriage, may seem out of place.
14 arrested in connection to illegal street racing over Gasparilla weekend
The Tampa Police Department announced the arrests of at least 14 people over Gasparilla weekend in connection with a series of illegal street races and reckless driving maneuvers during which participants blocked major intersections at times.
Traffic backed up Monday morning on I-275 after trailer overturns
The debris from a flipped truck may have been cleaned up, but the damage to the morning commute for those in Tampa was done.
Hundreds of volunteers clean up after Gasparilla
While the pirates may be gone, they did leave some treasure behind and volunteers were pounding the pavement on Sunday to clean up after Gasparilla.
Gasparilla draws hundreds of thousands of visitors from near and far
Tampa’s biggest party of the year just rolled down Bayshore Blvd.
Meet the captain of Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla
There wouldn't be Gasparilla without the pirates who invade the Bay each year. The history of Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla dates back over a century and some of the members who try to capture the city have been a part of the tradition for decades.
Hillsborough County student launches dispenser program to increase access to menstrual products at school
A Tampa teen started a non-profit during the pandemic to ensure her classmates had access to feminine products.
300,000 expected in Tampa ahead of Gasparilla's pirate festivities
The day before Gasparilla is known as "black flag Friday" at Pirate Fashions on Cayuga Street and Dale Mabry Highway in Tampa. The store was packed with people getting last minute garb before the pirate festivities begin.