Rolling Stones bring satisfaction to Tampa after COVID-postponed show

More than a year after COVID-19 shutdowns put the Rolling Stones' 2020 'No Filter' Tour on hold, the band put on a show at RayJ Friday night.

TPD seeks tips after demolition crew finds woman's body in abandoned house

Construction workers did a final walk-through of a home before it was to be demolished, but instead of an empty house, they found a woman's body. A month later, police still don't know how she died.

Tampa German shepherd taking part in global competition for 'bragging rights'

Arik, a German shepherd from Tampa, is competing for the world championship for IGP, a challenging three-part sport originally designed as a breed test for the German shepherd

Jesuit-Lightning family ties run deep

Tampa Jesuit's mascot may be the Tigers, but there's no shortage of Tampa Bay Lightning lineage on the hockey team. Freshman goaltender Justin Brisebois is the son of Lightning GM Julian Brisbois.

Cat on funeral home roof becomes neighborhood icon

Drive by the Adams & Jennings Funeral Home on Nebraska Avenue in Tampa and you'll see something that could have you take pause. 

Tampa officials to close COVID-19 test site at Al Barnes Park due to low demand

Tampa city officials plan to close the COVID-19 testing site at Al Barnes Park, citing a drop of new cases in Hillsborough County and lower demand for testing.

Supply chain issues putting a strain on Tampa Bay hunger relief organizations

Supply chain issues are not just causing grocery prices to shoot up, they're also putting a strain on Tampa Bay area food banks that are working to feed people in need.

Who's getting tip money at Raymond James Stadium? Not the workers, some say

Charma Putzke has worked at concession stands at Raymond James Stadium for the last month and a half. And though her customers have tipped – many generously – she says she’s never seen a dime of it.

Tampa actor to bring Grandpa Munster back from the dead in upcoming monster movie

For the first time in more than 50 years, one of America's favorite TV families is getting a reboot on the big screen and it'll co-star an actor with ties to Tampa Bay.

Citizen review board praises IA investigation, questions decision not to prosecute

Members of the Tampa citizen review board praised the work of the Tampa Police Department’s internal affairs department while simultaneously questioning the State Attorney’s Office decision not to prosecute a former officer.

Deals may bring Tampa closer to goal of 10,000 new affordable housing units

While local downtowns are booming with luxury condos, there's a critical need for affordable housing. Mayor Castor has set a goal of 10,000 new affordable housing units by 2027.

Rate hike coming for TECO, FP&L utility customers

Customers of both TECO and Florida Power & Light will soon be paying more for electricity. The state’s Public Service Commission unanimously approved the new multi-year rate plans, as both utility companies shift towards solar power.

Air Force veteran's initiative helps protect Afghans vulnerable to Taliban violence

Air Force veteran Maj. Jessica and a team created the Save Settle Support Initiative, or S3I – to support Afghans who do not qualify for US visas, but could be targeted by the Taliban as a public figure or a woman.

Tampa firefighters reunite Ybor City hen with her baby chicks after storm drain rescue

A few baby chicks were separated from their mother hen in Ybor City after falling into a storm drain. They were briefly stranded on a little dirt island in the corner of the drain before Tampa firefighters netted them, reunited them with their mother.

Tampa 10-year-old thanks Tom Brady for helping him survive cancer battle

A 10-year-old cancer survivor got to thank his idol, Tom Brady, for helping him beat brain cancer. The touching moment played out during Sunday night's Bucs game in Tampa when Brady caught up with the young fan after the game.

Malfunction Junction: I-275 construction to expand lanes in Tampa begins Monday

To ease congestion, FDOT is adding a new lane in each direction from I-275 near I-4 to just north of Hillsborough Avenue. Construction begins Monday.

Neighbors prepare for 'Malfunction Junction' construction to expand starting Monday

Expect some big changes starting Monday in the spot that's become known as "malfunction junction." Construction begins on a major project designed to ease congestion at the I-275/I-4 interchange in Tampa, but some neighbors in the area are raising concerns about the timing of it all.