WWII veteran reflects on past, sets sights on educating future generations during 'Honor Flight' trip

A Bay Area WWII veteran who vividly remembers his days of service, recently got to visit the war memorials in Washington D.C. and is glad they stand as a reminder to future generations of what he and his brothers in arms went through.   

Bay Area veterans receive hero’s homecoming following ‘Honor Flight’ to see war memorials in Washington D.C.

Seventy-four veterans from the Tampa Bay area recently took the trip of a lifetime to our nation's capital to visit war memorials in their honor. But, the trip's highlight may have happened when they returned. 

More than 80 calls for service made at Raymond James during Bucs home opener in Florida heat

Tampa Fire Rescue said crews responded to more than 86 calls for service within Raymond James Stadium and the surrounding property Sunday for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers home opener. 

Cattle Baron's Ball raises funds for a good cause

It's a night to have some Nashville inspired food, entertainment and fun for a good cause.

USF opens exhibit on Black gravesites, Tampa Bay's African American history

USF has unveiled a new exhibit designed to pull the veil off of dozens of unmarked cemeteries in Tampa Bay, a step Black leaders hailed as critical in cultivating a new approach to teaching the history of African Americans.

Tampa Water Department buying water due to lack of rain, growing population

The city’s water department started buying water from the regional water authority, called Tampa Bay Water, because consumption is up and there’s been a lack of rain, according to the Tampa Water Department.