Electric car infrastructure needs rapid charge to keep up with demand, but who pays the bill?

Florida ranks second in the nation for the amount of electric vehicles on state roadways. The EV industry is projected to see massive growth, and a battle is brewing in the Sunshine State over who should control the charging infrastructure.

Tampa rescue group prepared to evacuate Americans from Ukraine

As tensions rise between Russia and Ukraine, a group of volunteers from Project Dynamo, a Tampa-based rescue group pray for a peaceful outcome but are prepared for a worst-case scenario.

USF forensic researchers rediscover 45 lost cemeteries in Hillsborough County

USF forensic scientist Dr. Erin Kimmerle says she spent the last two years combing through historic records to track down the long-forgotten sites. The cemeteries became abandoned for a variety of reasons but once lost from official records and built over, they are extremely difficult to relocate.

O'Connor optimistic about tough confirmation battle

Tampa's new police chief is facing a tough confirmation fight as concerns come in from city councilors and constituents.

Military looks to Cyber Florida for help tackling online attacks

The U.S. military is looking for help with cyber attacks, so defense commanders are tapping the best minds on the latest cybersecurity research at local universities, including Cyber Florida at the University of South Florida.

City of Tampa undertaking yet another noise ordinance

The city of Tampa is on the verge of making new rules for how much noise residents can make, and when.

Pedestrian safety among major improvements along Florida Ave.

Business in Seminole Heights has exploded in recent years as new breweries, bars, coffee shops, restaurants and retail flock to Florida Avenue. What hasn’t kept up with the rapid renaissance, however, are the road improvements needed to let pedestrians actually explore everything safely. 

Exploring the benefits of mushrooms

Joseph Iovino went from not being a fan of mushrooms to starting a career and business in growing them. He showed us how different types of fungi can be used for everything from food to coffee.

First lady Jill Biden visiting Moffitt Cancer Center this week

Later this week, the first lady will stop in Tampa to visit the Moffitt Cancer Center as the president is expected to announce an initiative to reduce cancer's death rate in the U.S.

Tampa police search for missing 16-year-old girl

Tampa police are asking for the public's help to find missing 16-year-old Roslyn Baldwin, who they say ran away from her home early this morning. She wears glasses and braces, was last seen wearing pajama-type clothing. Investigators say they are concerned for her safety.

‘Hiss and tell’: Name a cockroach after your ex at Florida Aquarium

While Valentine’s Day presents usually consist of flowers, chocolates and candy, those not feeling the love can name a cockroach after their ex. 

Baseball comes to life at Glazer Children’s Museum

Major League Baseball may be in a lockout, but little leaguers can have big league fun at a new Glazer Children’s Museum exhibit.

Child injured after falling from ride at Florida State Fair

A seven-year-old girl is recovering after falling 35-40 feet from a gondola ride at the Florida State Fair, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office. 

Hillsborough County inclusive park adapts activities for all abilities

The "All People’s Hiking Spree" kicked off Saturday at the Les Miller Jr., All People’s Community Park and Life Center on Sligh Avenue on Saturday.