2 injured in shooting in east Tampa: TPD

Two people were injured in a shooting in an east Tampa neighborhood, according to police.

Florida lawmakers address potential ban on gas-powered leaf blowers

Hearing a gas-powered leaf blower rev to life is a familiar sound, but there's now a showdown at the Florida Capitol over a plan to silence them.

Project Dynamo calls for Hamas to release hostages 150 days after being taken in Gaza

As the US pressures Israel and Hamas to reach a ceasefire, Tampa-based rescue group Project Dynamo is calling for action to be taken to release the more than 100 hostages being held, including eight Americans.

AdventHealth's air transport helicopter expected to revolutionize emergency care

AdventHealth unveiled its first ever air transport helicopter for the hospital system's West Florida Division on Monday, in a move it expects will revolutionize emergency care for the region.

Woman found dead in Tampa; search on for killer

The Tampa Police Department is investigating a homicide that happened Monday morning.

Travelers at TPA should prepare for delays, cancellations due to weather conditions

The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is spacing out arrivals and departures at airports across Florida because of weather conditions throughout the region, according to Tampa International Airport officials.

Officials searching for speeder who caused 3-vehicle crash on Howard Frankland Bridge

A driver caused a crash on the Howard Frankland Bridge after speeding in and out of traffic on I-275 on Sunday morning, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Temple Terrace restaurant specializes in fresh fried food

In the heart of Temple Terrace, a newly opened restaurant is presenting an alternative to frozen fast food.

Interactive art and live music at Gasparilla Festival of the Arts in Tampa

From giant fruit, to fashion, and ferocious dinosaurs, artwork in all forms can be found at the Gasparilla Festival of the Arts taking over Julian B Lane River Front Park this weekend.

Florida legislature passes bill to require disclaimer on AI-influenced political ads

Artificial intelligence is changing the landscape of politics, so Florida lawmakers passed a bill Friday to ensure voters know when it’s been used in a political advertisement.

Tampa man found guilty of first-degree murder in shooting death of nursing student

The man accused of opening fire on a Tampa nursing student and her sister while they sat in a car in December 2021 has been found guilty of first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder. 

Tampa to plant 30,000 trees by 2030 to restore city’s canopy

The city of Tampa will be adding hundreds of trees in two communities as part of the mayor’s mission to plant 30,000 new trees by 2030.