Faith In Action: Canines 4 Christ delivers hope through wagging tails

A ministry that started more than 15 years ago with one man and one dog has grown into a faithful army of hundreds of volunteers around the world. 

Jury begins deliberation in Enrico Adams murder trial

A Tampa jury is now trying to determine who caused the death of 17-month-old JaMarcus Howard nearly four years ago. 

Electronic bikes gain popularity in Tampa Bay, commuters avoid the gas pump

Electronic bike or e-bike sales have been increasing across the nation, as more people want to commute to work more sustainably or spend more time outside.

Kennedy Boulevard reopens following Tampa house fire

A Tampa house fire Friday morning forced firefighters to close a portion of Kennedy Blvd., which has since reopened. 

Florida sues feds over college accreditation

Contending that higher-education accreditation agencies wield "near limitless power" over colleges and universities, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody has filed a lawsuit alleging federal laws and policies are unconstitutional.

TPD: Man hit, killed trying to cross Dale Mabry Highway

A 65-year-old man lost his life Thursday morning after police say he was hit by an SUV as he tried to cross Dale Mabry Highway. 

Tampa's Baseball Poodle spreading love of America's Pastime

When baseball players talk about the dog days of Summer, they usually aren't talking about man's best friend. 

Missing Titanic sub: Youngest woman to reach Titanic wreckage says she would do it again despite risks

A Tampa woman, who is the youngest female to ever see the Titanic wreckage in person says she would do it all over again even as the search continues for the missing OceanGate submersible. 

Tampa family of baby with rare diagnosis heads to Capitol Hill to advocate for health care

A Tampa family is heading to Capitol Hill in hopes of inspiring legislation that improves how health care is delivered to children. To do that, they'll share about their experience with their son's rare diagnosis with lawmakers. 

Crisis Center of Tampa Bay needs more employees as calls quadruple

The Crisis Center of Tampa Bay is partnering with Tampa Bay area universities to create internship opportunities and train students to help answer calls at the 988 Suicide and Crisis Hotline.