Amazon is creating 250,000 seasonal positions nationwide, 1,500 in Tampa
Amazon is now hiring for the holiday rush, with 1,500 seasonal jobs available in Tampa.
Tampa pastor free on bail after claiming to pull gun in self-defense at city council candidate forum
A Tampa pastor and former Tampa City Council candidate bonded out of jail after being arrested on Tuesday after police said he pulled a gun on one of the remaining candidates during a forum last week.
Hazardous materials incident forces several Tampa residents to evacuate
Several homes on South Covina Circle in Tampa were evacuated Monday morning due to what firefighters are calling a hazardous materials' situation.
Tampa teen remains in jail on murder charges
Justin Hawker’s attorney entered a plea of "Not Guilty" at his arraignment on Monday, which was expected following his pretrial detention hearing last week. The defense waived his appearance in court to begin working on his case.
Community honors fallen heroes at Tampa Police Memorial Run
It was a morning filled with emotion and pride in downtown Tampa, as runners, officers, and families laced up for the 31st Annual Tampa Police Memorial Run and Walk.
Former Tampa City Council candidate under investigation after pulling gun during candidate forum
A heated political forum for the Tampa City Council District 5 runoff turned chaotic Thursday night when former council candidate Elvis Piggott pulled a firearm during an altercation, prompting an ongoing police investigation.
Feeding Tampa Bay launching program to help federal workers as government shutdown continues
As the government shutdown drags on, organizations in the Tampa Bay area are bracing for the impacts on federal workers.
Major southern Hillsborough County water pipeline project to begin in November
Tampa Bay Water is launching a massive infrastructure project in southern Hillsborough County.
Pam Bondi announces arrest of suspect accused of threatening conservative political commentator Benny Johnson
U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi returned home to Tampa on Friday to announce the arrest of a man accused of sending a letter to conservative political commentator Benny Johnson’s Tampa home that threatened to kill him.
Former NFL player gets a break in court as judge grants release on bond
Former Green Bay Packer allowed to bond out of jail on criminal case.
Crash slowed traffic to a crawl on Howard Frankland Bridge during rush hour
Traffic is flowing southbound again on the Howard Frankland Bridge after being at a near standstill during rush hour on Friday morning.
Tampa council dissolves racial reconciliation committee amid federal pressure: ‘Our hands are tied’
Tampa City Council voted unanimously Thursday to dissolve its Racial Reconciliation Committee.
Cancer patient beats odds on rare disease that Moffitt Cancer Center will study with new $22.4M grant
A new federal grant is allowing Moffitt Cancer Center to study a rare and aggressive disease that affects cancer patients, and doctors hope the results will give them the chance for a longer life.
Hurricane Milton: Tampa's path to full recovery far from over one year later
One year after Hurricane Milton tore through the Tampa Bay area, many residents are still recovering from the storm’s massive impact — and the path to full recovery is far from over.
ZooTampa celebrates the birth of two Komodo dragons
Two Komodo dragons have hatched at ZooTampa.
Proposals for the Tampa Wheel Over Water project continue
The Channelside District prepares for a new attraction as Tampa City Council moves forward with the Wheel Over Water project.
Hillsborough College dancers sharing their space with visiting Orange Grove Dance this week
Hillsborough College dancers are welcoming Orange Grove Dance, a modern dance company from Baltimore, this week.
Hurricane Milton took non-profit’s building, but not its mission to serve Tampa kids
When Hurricane Milton hit the Tampa Bay Area last year, Tribe Seminole Heights—a small, nonprofit focused on children and families—suffered extensive water damage to its facility.
Man accused in Tampa double murder ordered held without bond
Tampa double murder suspect ordered held with no bond.
Transportation leaders discuss regional cargo and transportation economics with an eye on the future
Tampa Bay’s top transportation leaders are meeting Thursday morning to talk about the economics of logistics and what’s next for one of Florida’s fastest-growing regions.