Seminole Heights woman to share story of battling terminal brain tumor at 5K aimed at funding research

One year ago, a Seminole Heights woman was living an active life as a licensed massage therapist, business owner, and mom to a toddler. Then, a terminal brain tumor diagnosis changed everything.

Human trafficking victim uses past experiences to raise awareness

As early as five-years-old Kim Figuroa was sexually abused at home. From 18 through her mid-twenties she was trafficked across the country for sex.

Survivor inspires self-defense classes at YouFit

A Bay Area gym is equipping women with tools to defend themselves and teaching them how to fight back after one of its members was attacked while working out.

Half of the Warren Brothers reunited with his first guitar he lost 30 years ago in Tampa

Musician Brad Warren loved his first guitar so much that he saved it from a Tampa house fire, but when it disappeared after he lent it to a friend he thought it was gone for good - until now.

Giant 5,000-mile-long seaweed bloom takes aim at Florida

Researchers say a 5,000-mile-long seaweed bloom stretching from the shores of West Africa to the Florida Keys could be the largest in history. 

TPD: Juvenile hospitalized in Tampa shooting

The Tampa Police Department is investigating a shooting early Tuesday morning that sent one juvenile to the hospital. 

Tampa police investigating fatal shooting at Park Avenue Apartment complex

On Saturday afternoon just before 4 p.m. Tampa police responded to the report of a shooting at the Park Avenue Apartment complex at 11615 N 50th St.

Bats living in the JC Newman Cigar building could be getting a new home

A century ago, The Sanchez y Haya building was a hot spot for Tampa's cigar factory workers, operating as a café, inn and lounge. Today, it sits empty, in desperate need of repair. Well mostly empty.

World's largest bounce house inflates at Florida State Fairgrounds

You only have to be a kid at heart to enjoy the Guinness World Records-certified attraction that just inflated at the Florida State Fairgrounds. 

Tampa Bay Beer Week taps into area's booming brewery scene

Since 2012, Tampa Bay Beer Week has been a chance for the area’s local breweries to showcase their suds and for beer lovers to get their hands on rare and limited releases.

Three charter amendments pass in City of Tampa's municipal election

Tampa voters had the final say in some changes to the city’s charter this week, including a move to close what some called a loophole for choosing interim department heads.

Tampa leaders work to acquire historic African American cemetery bought by developer during auction

Tampa City Council members said Thursday they would consider helping foot the bill for Memorial Park Cemetery after the historic African American burial ground was bought at auction seemingly while city leaders weren't paying close attention.