Tampa non-profit joins national group searching for missing Marine

The search for Austin Tice, the American journalist and former Marine held hostage in Syria since 2012, is intensifying. 

Man found dead on front porch after shooting outside Tampa home

A man was found dead on the front porch of a Tampa home Sunday morning after Tampa police say they responded to a shooting in the 9400 block of North Brooks Street.

Investigation ongoing after crash hospitalizes 1 man: TPD

Tampa police say they are investigating a crash at the intersection of N Florida Ave. and W Waters Ave. that sent one man to the hospital in critical condition.

Holiday Lighted Boat Parade in Downtown Tampa Saturday night

The Holiday Lighted Boat Parade is happening Saturday night along the Hillsborough River in Downtown Tampa.

16th annual Joy of Giving Celebration in Tampa

WWE legend Thaddeus Bullard, aka Titus O’Neil, and the Bullard Family Foundation hosted the sixteenth annual Joy of Giving Celebration at the Thaddeus M. Bullard Academy at Sligh Middle Magnet School in Tampa.

Hillsborough Co. closing FEMA disaster recovery center, opening another Thursday

Hillsborough County is closing one of its FEMA disaster recovery centers and another one is opening on Thursday. Saturday will be the last operating day for Lee Davis Community Center.

More than 100 bikes given to children in Tampa ahead of Christmas: ‘So wonderful’

Christmas came a few days early for some deserving children in the Tampa community, and OnBikes and the city’s mayor gave out more than 100 brand-new bicycles to children on Friday. 

Tampa reaches ‘historic milestone’ in cleaning up hurricane debris

The city of Tampa announced on Friday that it has reached a “historic milestone" by cleaning up all the city’s storm debris from Hurricanes Helene and Milton. 

Gasparilla Bowl brings UF and Tulane to Tampa

The Gasparilla season in Tampa kicked off on Friday with the Gasparilla Bowl. Longtime SEC rivals, Florida and Tulane, met again on the gridiron at Raymond James Stadium this afternoon for the first time in 40 years. 

State signs off on Tampa electric hikes

State regulators Thursday signed off on a plan that will lead to a $184.9 million increase next year in base electric rates for customers of Tampa Electric Co.

Foster Angel Program celebrates 35 years thanks to Tampa General Hospital worker

A heartwarming Tampa tradition is celebrating its 35th year of bringing joy to children in need. The Foster Angel Program, started by an employee at Tampa General Hospital, is continuing to make an impact decades later.

TPA’s largest airside expansion in 2 decades gets off the ground

On Wednesday, Tampa International Airport officials will celebrate the final phase of the airport’s master plan with a groundbreaking ceremony for Airside D. 

Man on the run after deadly shooting in Tampa captured Tuesday night; officials say

A man was captured and arrested Tuesday night after allegedly killing a woman at a home on the 1700 block of W St. Joseph Street, according to the Tampa Police Department.

New trial date set for man accused of hate crime at Tampa dog park: HCSO

The man who is accused of targeting and killing another man at a dog park because he was gay appeared in court today for a pre-trial hearing.

Long-time Tampa city worker brings holiday feel to her workspace

If you visit Lorraine Eden’s office cubicle during the month of December, it’s easy to tell that it’s Christmas season, thanks to a bevy of decorations.