Is 2024 the time to buy a home in the Tampa area?

The National Association of Realtors predicts 2023 will stack up as one of the worst years for home sales in over a decade. But things are certainly looking up.

I-275 reopens following dump truck crash

Some commuters in Tampa will have a longer drive on Wednesday morning after police say a dump truck overturned on I-275 southbound. 

Study identifies potentially invasive species for Florida

University of Florida scientists led a study aimed at identifying potentially invasive species for the state.

Rays' Wander Franco arrested amid investigation into alleged relationships with minors: reports

Tampa Bay Rays shortstop Wander Franco was arrested in the Dominican Republic on Monday amid an investigation into allegations of inappropriate relationships with minors, according to multiple reports.

Millions of Americans opting for weight-loss drugs instead of gym memberships

As the New Year approaches, so do resolutions, and most Americans want to lose weight. But now, instead of heading to the gym, millions of Americans are trying drugs like Ozempic or Mounjaro.

What happened to Brian Klecha? Florida investigators need tips to solve Lakeland veteran’s cold case

It's now been six years since Lakeland Air Force veteran and Disney bus driver 35-year-old Brian Klecha vanished. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement is hoping this week's anniversary will generate new tips in the cold case.

Florida sees surges in COVID-19, respiratory illnesses through the winter

The amount of COVID-19 cases in Florida doubled compared to the month before, according to recent data from the Florida Department of Health.

Florida conservationists encourage recycling Christmas trees in the water

After it served its purpose in our homes, conservationists here in Florida say there’s a fun way to recycle your Christmas tree and create a home for sea life.

Howard Frankland Bridge project continues to progress, expected to bring major traffic changes

The new Howard Frankland Bridge is a little more than halfway done, and the Florida Department of Transportation's largest in the Tampa Bay area will bring major changes to travel across the bay.

USF's engineering school adds new flag, representing students from Azerbaijan

The reach of a beloved ritual at the University of South Florida has grown to a new part of the world. For the 152nd time, a nation's flag has been raised in the engineering school to honor a graduating student.