Savannah Mathis’ family focuses on future since her killer’s conviction: ‘It was bittersweet’
After more than two years, justice is served for the family of a young nursing student.
After more than two years, justice is served for the family of a young nursing student.
Video: Tampa man trapped inside home filling with smoke rescued by police
Tampa police have released a video of a dramatic rescue of an elderly man who was incapacitated in his East Tampa home while the house filled with smoke.
Tampa police have released a video of a dramatic rescue of an elderly man who was incapacitated in his East Tampa home while the house filled with smoke.
Tampa lights up for World Down Syndrome Day, families seek to shatter stereotypes
For the first time, downtown Tampa is lit up in yellow and blue for World Down Syndrome Day.
For the first time, downtown Tampa is lit up in yellow and blue for World Down Syndrome Day.
Report sheds light on gas emissions in Tampa
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council (TBRPC) published a report that analyzed the greenhouse gas inventory in four Bay Area counties.
The Tampa Bay Regional Planning Council (TBRPC) published a report that analyzed the greenhouse gas inventory in four Bay Area counties.
Florida condo listings soar as sales sink amid high insurance rates, HOA fees
Florida condo owners are stuck in a rut as prices drop and mounting insurance rates and condo fees are scaring away buyers. It’s led to more condos sitting on the market for longer than single-family homes according to realtors in the Bay Area.
Florida condo owners are stuck in a rut as prices drop and mounting insurance rates and condo fees are scaring away buyers. It’s led to more condos sitting on the market for longer than single-family homes according to realtors in the Bay Area.
Report: Florida has highest number of teacher vacancies; state officials disagree
Teachers are the heartbeat of our education system, but Florida’s school districts struggle to fill jobs the most, ranking among the worst in the nation for teacher vacancies according to a recent report.
Teachers are the heartbeat of our education system, but Florida’s school districts struggle to fill jobs the most, ranking among the worst in the nation for teacher vacancies according to a recent report.
Florida gas prices rise amid increased demand, reduced supply
Spring vacationers and daily commuters in Florida are feeling the squeeze at the pump as gas prices jump higher.
Spring vacationers and daily commuters in Florida are feeling the squeeze at the pump as gas prices jump higher.
Americans suffering from sleep deprivation look for sleep vacations
The CDC says one out of three adults are sleep-deprived. Doctors say sleep deprivation has become an epidemic.
The CDC says one out of three adults are sleep-deprived. Doctors say sleep deprivation has become an epidemic.
Ybor City residents, workers weigh in on important issues as neighborhood looks to the future
Safety, green spaces, and a grocery store are all things Ybor City residents said are important to them, following a 2023 survey.
Safety, green spaces, and a grocery store are all things Ybor City residents said are important to them, following a 2023 survey.
'Sleep divorce:' more couples choosing to sleep in separate bedrooms
If you’re tired of being tired, you might consider what more couples are finding themselves doing: sleeping in separate bedrooms.
If you’re tired of being tired, you might consider what more couples are finding themselves doing: sleeping in separate bedrooms.
Cold case killer begs victim’s daughter for forgiveness 4 decades after wrong man convicted of crime
For thirty-seven years, Robert Deboise was locked in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He was exonerated more than three years ago and on Wednesday the truth about what really happened to a Tampa woman back in 1983 came out in court.
For thirty-seven years, Robert Deboise was locked in prison for a crime he didn’t commit. He was exonerated more than three years ago and on Wednesday the truth about what really happened to a Tampa woman back in 1983 came out in court.
AT&T's customized barge helping customers stay connected after disaster
In an emergency, your phone is your lifeline.
In an emergency, your phone is your lifeline.
West River redevelopment plan making progress, Tampa officials say
Seven years after the City of Tampa knocked down its dilapidated and crime-ridden North Boulevard Housing Project, four residential towers now house 525 families.
Seven years after the City of Tampa knocked down its dilapidated and crime-ridden North Boulevard Housing Project, four residential towers now house 525 families.
This Weekend: 10th Annual Tampa Pride Parade and Festival
Tampa Pride celebrates its 10th anniversary this weekend, with a parade, festival, and tens of thousands of attendees.
Tampa Pride celebrates its 10th anniversary this weekend, with a parade, festival, and tens of thousands of attendees.
Debunking myths: What actually helps improve sleep
There are a lot of questions about what it takes to get good sleep.
There are a lot of questions about what it takes to get good sleep.
Are there bodies buried next to the Marti Colon Cemetery? Activists want answers before area is rezoned
Bay Area activists want the city of Tampa to hold off on plans to develop a vacant lot adjacent to the historic Marti Colon Cemetery out of fear that people are buried underneath it.
Bay Area activists want the city of Tampa to hold off on plans to develop a vacant lot adjacent to the historic Marti Colon Cemetery out of fear that people are buried underneath it.
Tampa street takeover lands 2 in handcuffs: ‘You can run, but you can’t hide’
Two people were arrested after police say a group took over a busy Tampa intersection, lit a fire and watched as drivers spun around it early Saturday morning.
Two people were arrested after police say a group took over a busy Tampa intersection, lit a fire and watched as drivers spun around it early Saturday morning.
Jacksonville bakery owner working as missionary in Haiti rescued by Project Dynamo
As the violence continues to erupt on the streets of Port-au-Prince in Haiti, Tampa-based non-profit Project Dynamo is working hard to help rescue Americans who have been unsuccessful at trying to leave.
As the violence continues to erupt on the streets of Port-au-Prince in Haiti, Tampa-based non-profit Project Dynamo is working hard to help rescue Americans who have been unsuccessful at trying to leave.
Tampa golf cart crash critically injures 1: TPD
Tampa police are investigating after they say one person was critically injured Tuesday night when a vehicle and a golf cart collided.
Tampa police are investigating after they say one person was critically injured Tuesday night when a vehicle and a golf cart collided.
Golden Triangle Tampa still preserving memories after 70 years: ‘Digital is waterproof'
An iconic Tampa photo company may have closed its flagship store, but it is changing with the times and still keeping memories alive.
An iconic Tampa photo company may have closed its flagship store, but it is changing with the times and still keeping memories alive.