TPA flights again delayed after Jacksonville air traffic control closed for COVID-19 cleaning
The temporary closure of an air traffic control center in Jacksonville led to flight delays across Florida Wednesday night, including at Tampa International Airport.
The temporary closure of an air traffic control center in Jacksonville led to flight delays across Florida Wednesday night, including at Tampa International Airport.
City council unsure how to pay for new fire stations
Tampa city council to see public safety master plan Thursday, which calls for two new fire stations, a new fire engine and additional firefighters.
Tampa city council to see public safety master plan Thursday, which calls for two new fire stations, a new fire engine and additional firefighters.
TGH to vaccinate retirement community residents against COVID-19
Tampa General Hospital is preparing to enter the next phase in its fight against COVID-19, CEO John Couris said Wednesday.
Tampa General Hospital is preparing to enter the next phase in its fight against COVID-19, CEO John Couris said Wednesday.
Questions remain about when to get COVID-19 booster vaccine as second doses are released
Governor DeSantis says he hopes to make a decision soon on whether Florida will or will not continue to hold back the second dose of the vaccines.
Governor DeSantis says he hopes to make a decision soon on whether Florida will or will not continue to hold back the second dose of the vaccines.
USF launches diversity, equity, and inclusion reporting website
The University of South Florida has launched a new effort to push back against racism and make campuses more inclusive.
The University of South Florida has launched a new effort to push back against racism and make campuses more inclusive.
Julian B. Lane Park closing for a month as Super Bowl preps get underway in Tampa
Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park is closing to the public for roughly a month as the city prepares to host Super Bowl LV on Feb. 7.
Julian B. Lane Riverfront Park is closing to the public for roughly a month as the city prepares to host Super Bowl LV on Feb. 7.
How putting Cuba on list of state-sponsored terrorism could hurt Tampa's economy
In the final days of the Trump administration, the U.S. State Department put Cuba on the list of state-sponsored terrorism, which could slow future Cuban trade and tourism, especially for Tampa, the closest major port to Havana.
In the final days of the Trump administration, the U.S. State Department put Cuba on the list of state-sponsored terrorism, which could slow future Cuban trade and tourism, especially for Tampa, the closest major port to Havana.
Nearly 60% of new COVID-19 cases come from asymptomatic spread, CDC study shows
People who don’t show any symptoms are driving more than half of COVID-19 infections, according to a new CDC study.
People who don’t show any symptoms are driving more than half of COVID-19 infections, according to a new CDC study.
Tampa Bay Lighting to open season without fans
The Tampa Bay Lightning will open its 2020-21 season without fans due to a recent rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations across Hillsborough County and west-central Florida, according to Vinik Sports Group, LLC, the parent company of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Tampa Bay Lightning will open its 2020-21 season without fans due to a recent rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations across Hillsborough County and west-central Florida, according to Vinik Sports Group, LLC, the parent company of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
‘Lectern guy’ suspected in U.S. Capitol riot released from jail after Tampa court appearance
At least three people from Florida are facing charges following the U.S. Capitol riot, including a man from Parrish who was booked into Pinellas County jail over the weekend.
At least three people from Florida are facing charges following the U.S. Capitol riot, including a man from Parrish who was booked into Pinellas County jail over the weekend.
How to talk to kids about the chaos at U.S. Capitol
Psychologists say it's important to talk with children about what happened at the U.S. Capitol and explain the message you want them to take away.
Psychologists say it's important to talk with children about what happened at the U.S. Capitol and explain the message you want them to take away.
More than 500 senior citizens receive COVID-19 vaccine at Tampa church
On Sunday, 590 senior citizens received their first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at St. John's Progressive Missionary Baptist Church.
On Sunday, 590 senior citizens received their first dose of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine at St. John's Progressive Missionary Baptist Church.
12,313 new Florida coronavirus cases reported Sunday; 108 new deaths
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 12,313 Sunday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida is now 1,477,010.
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 12,313 Sunday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida is now 1,477,010.
Tampa man hospitalized after setting himself on fire while allegedly trying to burn down home, police say
Tampa police say Scott Anthony Massa, 51, was hospitalized with serious injuries after burning himself while trying to set a home on fire early Sunday morning.
Tampa police say Scott Anthony Massa, 51, was hospitalized with serious injuries after burning himself while trying to set a home on fire early Sunday morning.
Water main break forces portion of South MacDill Avenue to close
All northbound lanes and the inside southbound lane of South MacDill Avenue are closed between Palmira Avenue and West San Carlos Street as crews work on an earlier water main break at the intersection of West San Jose Street and South MacDill Avenue.
All northbound lanes and the inside southbound lane of South MacDill Avenue are closed between Palmira Avenue and West San Carlos Street as crews work on an earlier water main break at the intersection of West San Jose Street and South MacDill Avenue.
2nd suspect charged in 2019 double murder
Tampa police have charged Kelvin Reynoso, 21, with two counts of murder and one count of armed robbery in connection with a double homicide in 2019.
Tampa police have charged Kelvin Reynoso, 21, with two counts of murder and one count of armed robbery in connection with a double homicide in 2019.
15,445 new Florida coronavirus cases reported Saturday; 138 new deaths
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 15,445 Saturday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida is now 1,464,697.
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 15,445 Saturday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida is now 1,464,697.
Cereal-centric café brings taste of nostalgia to Ybor City
Sugar Smacks, Fruity Pebbles and Cookie Crisps are no longer the things of your childhood past. One restaurant in Ybor City will take on your breakfast sugar fix, whatever it is.
Sugar Smacks, Fruity Pebbles and Cookie Crisps are no longer the things of your childhood past. One restaurant in Ybor City will take on your breakfast sugar fix, whatever it is.
Lightning, Raptors to play without fans as COVID-19 cases rise
The Tampa Bay Lightning will open its 2020-21 season without fans due to a recent rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations across Hillsborough County and west-central Florida, according to Vinik Sports Group, LLC, the parent company of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
The Tampa Bay Lightning will open its 2020-21 season without fans due to a recent rise in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations across Hillsborough County and west-central Florida, according to Vinik Sports Group, LLC, the parent company of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
CDC reports spike in coronavirus cases near college campuses
In counties where large colleges and universities opened for in-person classes in the fall, COVID-19 cases rose by more than 50%. That is according to new research by the CDC.
In counties where large colleges and universities opened for in-person classes in the fall, COVID-19 cases rose by more than 50%. That is according to new research by the CDC.