1 arrested for bringing gun into Tampa International's Airside F, prompts evacuation of terminal: Officials
A passenger was arrested at Tampa International Airport after being caught with a gun in Airside F Friday evening, officials said.
A passenger was arrested at Tampa International Airport after being caught with a gun in Airside F Friday evening, officials said.
Tampa getting another Riverwalk in 2024, plans for new neighborhoods and less traffic
Thousands use the Tampa Riverwalk on the east side of the Hillsborough River, but now plans for the new West Riverwalk are coming together, including a brand-new neighborhood in Downtown Tampa.
Thousands use the Tampa Riverwalk on the east side of the Hillsborough River, but now plans for the new West Riverwalk are coming together, including a brand-new neighborhood in Downtown Tampa.
Hundreds of city employees will move to new center in Tampa
The city of Tampa’s new city center on Hanna Avenue is nearly completed after a delay and years of planning for a one-stop shop housing six departments.
The city of Tampa’s new city center on Hanna Avenue is nearly completed after a delay and years of planning for a one-stop shop housing six departments.
Child shot on Courtney Campbell Causeway remembered on birthday as killer remains loose
Teddy bears and toy trucks mark the place along the Courtney Campbell Causeway in Tampa where a seven-year-old boy was killed by a stray bullet on the 4th of July.
Teddy bears and toy trucks mark the place along the Courtney Campbell Causeway in Tampa where a seven-year-old boy was killed by a stray bullet on the 4th of July.
East Tampa residents say police helicopters seem to always be flying above homes
East Tampa residents are tired of Tampa police helicopters flying over their homes at night, but TPD told city council Thursday that the department’s eyes in the sky help officers curb crime on the ground.
East Tampa residents are tired of Tampa police helicopters flying over their homes at night, but TPD told city council Thursday that the department’s eyes in the sky help officers curb crime on the ground.
Faith In Action: Tampa pastor born without left arm, right hand shares passion for faith and music
A Tampa Bay area pastor is inspiring his congregation, filling the church with beautiful music and turning what some might consider a lifelong hardship into his strength.
A Tampa Bay area pastor is inspiring his congregation, filling the church with beautiful music and turning what some might consider a lifelong hardship into his strength.
Social media can increase risks of mental health problems among students
U.S. Congresswoman Kathy Castor held a roundtable discussion in Tampa Thursday, with the goal of urging parents to add something new to their back-to-school checklists: safety guardrails for mobile devices.
U.S. Congresswoman Kathy Castor held a roundtable discussion in Tampa Thursday, with the goal of urging parents to add something new to their back-to-school checklists: safety guardrails for mobile devices.
How to build a team for Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign walks
August is kick-off month for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign.
August is kick-off month for the American Cancer Society's Making Strides Against Breast Cancer campaign.
Largest Black fraternity among groups to move conventions from Florida over ‘racist’ policies
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc announced it will move its 2025 convention from Orlando due to what it calls "harmful, racist and insensitive" policies against the Black community.
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc announced it will move its 2025 convention from Orlando due to what it calls "harmful, racist and insensitive" policies against the Black community.
Bodycam video shows Tampa officers with Miami-Dade police director hours before he shot himself on I-75
A 22-page police report and newly released body camera footage are shedding new light on a confrontation between Tampa officers and Miami-Dade Police Director Alfredo "Freddy" Ramirez III hours before he attempted to take his own life.
A 22-page police report and newly released body camera footage are shedding new light on a confrontation between Tampa officers and Miami-Dade Police Director Alfredo "Freddy" Ramirez III hours before he attempted to take his own life.
Former soccer pro uses loss of leg to inspire on and off the field: ‘Live like there’s no tomorrow’
Carlos Marin has everything you could want in a youth soccer coach: Passion, drive and endless energy. Surprisingly, however, he’s missing a leg.
Carlos Marin has everything you could want in a youth soccer coach: Passion, drive and endless energy. Surprisingly, however, he’s missing a leg.
'PACT act' offers health coverage, compensation to veterans exposed to dangerous inhalants
Nationwide, 750,000 veterans have signed up, along with 65,000 in Florida have applied for the benefits.
Nationwide, 750,000 veterans have signed up, along with 65,000 in Florida have applied for the benefits.
Tampa's new Tenant Services Team helps people find affordable rent
Finding an affordable apartment in Tampa can be a grueling and sometimes nearly impossible feat.
Finding an affordable apartment in Tampa can be a grueling and sometimes nearly impossible feat.
How parents can prepare for their kids to head back to school
With the first day of school right around the corner, this week is a good time to start easing back into that school routine with your kids.
With the first day of school right around the corner, this week is a good time to start easing back into that school routine with your kids.
Scientists taking deeper dive to combat threats of algae across local waterways
A team of scientists is launching a new initiative to better understand the source of nutrient pollution across Tampa Bay.
A team of scientists is launching a new initiative to better understand the source of nutrient pollution across Tampa Bay.
Tampa residents urged to properly dispose of lithium-ion batteries after garbage truck fires
The city of Tampa is asking residents not to improperly dispose of lithium-ion batteries after a rash of fires in garbage trucks.
The city of Tampa is asking residents not to improperly dispose of lithium-ion batteries after a rash of fires in garbage trucks.
Incandescent light bulb ban goes into effect this month: Here's what you need to know
A nationwide ban on incandescent light bulbs goes into effect on Aug. 1, 2023, which means if they’re made or sold by a retailer, that business could be fined up to $542 per bulb.
A nationwide ban on incandescent light bulbs goes into effect on Aug. 1, 2023, which means if they’re made or sold by a retailer, that business could be fined up to $542 per bulb.
Florida congresswoman wants government transparency on UFO’s: ‘They are hiding something’
Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna of Florida was a central figure in the recent UFO hearings, where three whistleblowers claimed the United States government knows a lot more than it’s admitting when it comes to unidentified aerial phenomena, now called UAPs.
Republican Congresswoman Anna Paulina Luna of Florida was a central figure in the recent UFO hearings, where three whistleblowers claimed the United States government knows a lot more than it’s admitting when it comes to unidentified aerial phenomena, now called UAPs.
Senior airman accused of shooting, killing man outside SoHo bar back in Tampa courtroom
A senior airman at MacDill Air Force Base accused of shooting and killing a man outside a bar on South Howard Avenue was back in a Tampa courtroom Monday.
A senior airman at MacDill Air Force Base accused of shooting and killing a man outside a bar on South Howard Avenue was back in a Tampa courtroom Monday.
Volunteers of America providing affordable housing and support services to Bay Area homeless veterans
With high inflation and rent prices continuing to climb, many Bay Area families are feeling the pinch to make ends meet.
With high inflation and rent prices continuing to climb, many Bay Area families are feeling the pinch to make ends meet.