Wall collapses at Tampa USPS package sorting facility
There will likely be a disruption in package services in Tampa after a concrete wall collapsed at a USPS package sorting facility on Monday night, according to the president of the American Postal Workers Union in Tampa.
Real ID deadline set for May 7: What to know when traveling
Starting on May 7, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will begin enforcing the Real ID requirement.
Mayor Castor to serve on Trump's FEMA Review Council
President Donald Trump has tapped Tampa Mayor Jane Castor to serve on the new FEMA Review Council, federal officials announced Monday.
Florida family fighting for premature babies nearly a decade after emergency C-section
All this week, What's Right with Tampa Bay will be highlighting the March of Dimes with stories like the Hasson family, whose daughter, Emily, was born prematurely.
Tampa’s State of the City focused on reflection, hope and unity: ‘We are Tampa strong’
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor delivered her State of the City address on Monday morning.
Tampa police searching for shooting suspect
Police in Tampa are searching for a suspect accused of shooting a man early Monday morning.
Tampa Bay Black Heritage Festival marks 25 years of heart and soul
The Tampa Bay Black Heritage Festival is marking 25 years of heart and soul this weekend.
First responders ask residents to heed brush fire warning as most West Florida counties enact burn bans
Bay Area first responders are asking the public to heed brush fire warnings after three brush fires broke out in Hillsborough and Pasco Counties.
Get an up-close view of Tampa’s highly anticipated Gasworx project
For the first time, developers of the new Gasworx project are giving an up-close look at the new development that promises to impact both Ybor City and downtown Tampa.
Four arrested after officers bust illegal drug operation in North Tampa
Four suspects are behind bars after officers busted an illegal drug operation inside a North Tampa home on Wednesday, police said.
TECO rate hikes get backing
The Florida Public Service Commission should stand behind its decision to approve base-rate increases for Tampa Electric Co. after objections were raised by consumer representatives, the commission’s staff recommended Thursday.
Tampa man accused of having sexual relationship with 13-year-old girl messaged 11 other juveniles: MCSO
A Tampa man has been arrested after deputies say he engaged in a sexual relationship with a 13-year-old girl in Marion County.
Former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn says he's running again
Former Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn announced on Thursday that he's planning to seek a return to the city's top office in 2027.
Schmidt scores again, Bobrovsky has 19 saves as Panthers beat Lightning 2-0 for 2-0 series lead
Nate Schmidt scored his third goal in two games, Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 19 shots and the Florida Panthers beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 2-0 on Thursday night to take a 2-0 lead in the first-round playoff series.
'Extended road closure' on Westshore Blvd. cleared after vehicle crashed into TECO pole: TPD
A stretch of S. Westshore Blvd. was shut down for hours on Thursday after a vehicle crashed into a TECO pole.
Tampa woman convicted of teen's 2004 murder gets reduced prison sentence
A judge has reduced the sentence of a Tampa woman convicted in the 2004 murder of a 16-year-old girl from life in prison to 35 years, followed by eight years of probation.
Senator Rick Scott joins Venezuelan leaders to rally for freedom and democracy
U.S. Senator Rick Scott joined Venezuelan community leaders in Tampa for a rally Thursday, reiterating his mission to help fight for freedom and democracy in Venezuela.
Popular senior prank wars tied to school lockdowns in Tampa
It’s a popular senior game, sometimes called "water wars" or "senior assassins," but this week, it led to two Bay Area schools locking their doors and calling law enforcement.
USF doctor enters final year of research to see if AI can detect vocal diseases
Three years into a project using artificial intelligence and voice to detect diseases and disorders, a University of South Florida laryngologist is ready for the next step in helping patients.
New high-tech buoys in the Hillsborough River aim to kill harmful algae that can kill fish, wildlife
When you turn on your spigot in Tampa, water managers said you'll get tastier, better water thanks to new hi-tech buoys in the Hillsborough River. The solar-powered buoys kill harmful algae and can stop a toxic bloom that can kill fish and wildlife.