Tampa pharmacy working to get vaccines out to Black, minority communities

While the Greyhound Track and Raymond James Stadium are popular sites for the COVID-19 vaccine, they're not easily accessible for everyone. 

Hockey is for Everyone: Lightning trade bolts for rainbows on Pride Night

Fans were welcomed with rainbows galore as the Stanley Cup champions showed they are champions for everyone as the Tampa Bay Lightning celebrated Pride Night.

Tampa youth golfer relishes opportunity of a lifetime at Augusta

Most people will never get the opportunity to hit a competitive shot at Augusta National. Elyse Meerdink's chance will come at age 12.

Longtime Tampa radio host Tedd Webb dies at age 72

He was born Henry Ruiz, a kid from west Tampa whose dream to be on the radio came true as Tedd Webb. He was a fixture on Tampa Bay airwaves for 54 years.

Rare, endangered birds go back on public display at ZooTampa

Many people will never get a chance to take a trip across the world to see a rare shoebill stork in its native habitat. But ZooTampa is home to three of only four shoebill storks in the United States. 

New dining option takes off at Tampa International Airport

Tampa International Airport has launched 'TPA To Go' that brings food to you anywhere inside the airport.

Pedestrian injured following crash in Hillsborough Avenue

Tampa police said they are investigating a serious crash involving a pedestrian early Tuesday morning.

Humane Society surgeons surprised to find bullet in rescued dog

“We have seen buckshot, pellets, BBs, those type of things in animals, But a bullet of this caliber in a dog, I’ve been here two years and I have never seen this."

Seminole Heights family trades corporate world to live 'off the grid’ in refurbished school bus 

After being laid off due to COVID-19, a Seminole Heights couple spent much of the pandemic refurbishing a school bus. Now, they are getting ready to hit the open road with their three young children.

Witness recalls wrong-way crash that killed TPD officer: 'He saved my life that night'

The woman who was saved when a Tampa police officer sacrificed his life to protect her by driving into the path of a wrong-way driver spoke publicly for the first time Friday.

Neighbors hope to save Seminole Heights Baptist Church steeple

The steeple sitting atop the Seminole Heights Baptist Church, which has been sold, is at risk of being destroyed, but a group of residents and businesses is determined to save it.

Tampa firefighters plead for more staff, equipment to keep up with city’s growth

With outdated equipment and not enough fire engines to cover the city’s growth, Tampa Fire Rescue described their situation and concerns to the city council Thursday.

Tampa developer seeks historic designation for old cigar factory

At the height of the cigar industry in Tampa, there were more than 200 factories operating in our area.  Today, only 24 of those brick buildings remain.

Victims hope military will hold sexual abusers within their ranks accountable

The military needs to hold its own people accountable for sexual harassment and assault, says a Tampa attorney, who represents service members and has testified in a congressional hearing.

5 Tampa Prep students selected as National Merit Scholars finalists

For the first time, five students from the same graduating class at Tampa Prep have been named National Merit Scholars finalists.

Planned paper-fiber plant at port means at least 100 new jobs

As Tampa keeps on growing, so is Port Tampa Bay.  It has agreed to lease 37 acres to the Celadon Development Corporation to build and run a paper-fiber manufacturing plant.

Motorcyclist survives brush with train after trying to beat gates

A motorcyclist is recovering after a close call Wednesday morning. Tampa police say he fell off his bike right in front of a train.

Frantic markets, costly materials put home buying and building out of reach for many

It’s a tight market for anyone trying to buy a house in the Tampa Bay area. Realtors say newly-listed houses are sometimes snatched up in one day. Buyers pay more attention to cash offers first, making it even more difficult for first-time homebuyers.