'It all collapsed': Family of Ukrainian refugees calls South Tampa home after arriving in America

A family of four Ukraine refugees is staying in South Tampa's Westshore District after arriving in America Monday Morning. The family fled their eastern-Ukrainian city of Dnipro after bombs started hitting the area.

Tampa City Council selects Lynn Hurtak as new member to fill vacancy

About two dozen people in Tampa applied to replace a previous city council member, who resigned a few weeks ago as part of a settlement to a public records lawsuit. Tuesday, city council chose Lynn Hurtak.

New Plant Museum exhibit shares real stories of Rough Riders in Tampa

A new exhibit at the H.B. Plant Museum called "Stop the Presses! Fake News and the War of 1898" just opened. The exhibit is aiming to reveal the real stories.

Matthews has 3 goals, Maple Leafs beat Lightning 6-2

Auston Matthews had three goals to tie the franchise single-season record for goals with 54, and the Toronto Maple Leafs beat the Tampa Bay Lightning 6-2 on Monday night.

Tampa mayor says she'd fire city councilman over sexual harassment allegations if she could

Though she has issued a statement, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor spoke out publicly for the first time about allegations that Tampa city councilman Orlando Gudes sexually harassed a female aide.

Tampa PD pilot program aims to help local teens land summer jobs

The Tampa Police Department launched a new pilot program Monday that aims to open doors for teens across the city hoping to land summer jobs.

'I thought I was dying': Father, daughter survive after being struck by lightning in Raymond James parking lot

Ashley Moberg and her dad were in town over the weekend for a Yankees Spring Training game. They were hit by lightning in the Raymond James parking lot after the game was called off.

Man convicted of killing Tampa couple given double life sentence after spending 15 years on death row

The convicted double murderer was handed a double life sentence from a Tampa jury during his resentencing. He spent 15 years on death row before getting a do-over because of a Supreme Court ruling.

Ukrainian family fleeing homeland arrives in Tampa after local family offers safe space to stay

A Ukrainian refugee family is getting settled into the Bay Area thanks to the kindness of complete strangers. Anthony and Roaya Tyson -- who live in Tampa -- say they don’t have any ties to Ukraine, but felt compelled to help refugees fleeing the country.

No injuries reported in Tampa house fire

Tampa Fire Rescue is trying to determine what caused a house to catch fire Sunday morning. 

Tampa company creates some of the area’s most iconic stadium images

From massive murals to the giant images of Tom Brady and Mike Evans hanging from Raymond James Stadium, one Bay Area branding company is responsible for printing all of it.

TPD: 2 struck by lightning at Raymond James Stadium

Two people were hospitalized after being struck by lightning in a parking lot at Raymond James Stadium while leaving a Yankees games Saturday afternoon, according to the Tampa Police Department.

TPD: 2 injured in Tampa nightclub shooting

A night out landed two men in the hospital when gunfire erupted at a Tampa nightclub early Saturday morning. 

New Tampa police chief commits to traffic stop data transparency

Tampa's newly-sworn police chief has promised transparency. One way she plans to make good on that promise is by zeroing in on traffic stop data, and having it analyzed and shared to try to curb racial profiling concerns and build trust.

Ross Colton scores 2 goals, Lightning beat Blackhawks 5-2

Ross Colton scored two goals and added an assist, Steven Stamkos and Brayden Point both had a goal and an assist, and the Tampa Bay Lightning beat the Chicago Blackhawks 5-2 on Friday night.

Tampa takes number two spot in the nation for home price jumps

A Case-Shiller home price index shoed Tampa's year-over-year growth exceeded all 20 major cities analyzed except Phoenix for an annual home price increase of 30.8%.