From nurse to patient: A journey with breast cancer
Registered nurse Denise Hickey has brought hope and strength to her patients for more than 30 years at Tampa General Hospital, but when the nurse became the patient, care took on a new meaning.
Registered nurse Denise Hickey has brought hope and strength to her patients for more than 30 years at Tampa General Hospital, but when the nurse became the patient, care took on a new meaning.
Tampa potter transforms clay into everyday art
A ceramics artist in Town 'n' Country makes items for everyday use -- like coffee mugs, bowls and plates -- but she's not your everyday potter.
A ceramics artist in Town 'n' Country makes items for everyday use -- like coffee mugs, bowls and plates -- but she's not your everyday potter.
‘This thing isn’t over’: COVID-19 still impacting students on college campuses
Since the fall semester began, both the University of Tampa and the University of South Florida have seen hundreds of COVID-19 infections.
Since the fall semester began, both the University of Tampa and the University of South Florida have seen hundreds of COVID-19 infections.
Tampa police hold first drive-through National Night Out
This month, police across the county are taking part in National Night Out. The yearly event is billed as a way for officers and residents to have positive interactions. The Tampa Police Department hosted Tuesday’s event at Raymond James Stadium.
This month, police across the county are taking part in National Night Out. The yearly event is billed as a way for officers and residents to have positive interactions. The Tampa Police Department hosted Tuesday’s event at Raymond James Stadium.
Law enforcement report increase in gas pump skimmers
Skimming devices are an ongoing problem in Florida and law enforcement says it appears to be getting worse.
Skimming devices are an ongoing problem in Florida and law enforcement says it appears to be getting worse.
Cruise cancellations further damage Florida's struggling tourism industry
As cruise lines extend cancellations, Florida's port-of-call cities, including Tampa, continue to take economic hits. This month Norwegian, MSC, Royal Caribbean and other cruise lines have canceled voyages through November, and some companies like Carnival Cruises are holding off passengers through early 2021.
As cruise lines extend cancellations, Florida's port-of-call cities, including Tampa, continue to take economic hits. This month Norwegian, MSC, Royal Caribbean and other cruise lines have canceled voyages through November, and some companies like Carnival Cruises are holding off passengers through early 2021.
Gun recovered after 10-year-old dies from gunshot wound, deputies say
Deputies continued piecing together what led to the shooting death of a 10-year-old boy in a home near Rocky Point Monday.
Deputies continued piecing together what led to the shooting death of a 10-year-old boy in a home near Rocky Point Monday.
These first maps of Florida have more historical significance than navigational value
Finding your way to Florida wasn't easy 400 years ago. It's evident in the first map ever drawn of the state, which survives to this day, despite the king of Spain's best efforts back in 1511.
Finding your way to Florida wasn't easy 400 years ago. It's evident in the first map ever drawn of the state, which survives to this day, despite the king of Spain's best efforts back in 1511.
Seminole Hard Rock employee finds support through 'Making Strides'
For longtime Seminole Hard Rock employee Sharon Focht, good fortune doesn't come from a slot machine.
For longtime Seminole Hard Rock employee Sharon Focht, good fortune doesn't come from a slot machine.
10-year-old boy dies from apparent gunshot wound in Tampa home, deputies say
Deputies are searching for answers after a 10-year-old boy died from an apparent gunshot in a home near Rocky Point.
Deputies are searching for answers after a 10-year-old boy died from an apparent gunshot in a home near Rocky Point.
Port Tampa Bay expands to handle ever-larger container ships
They’re colorful, they’re big, and they’re an important part of our local economy: If you've ever driven past Port Tampa Bay or looked out from our beaches, you've probably noticed all the huge ships filled with containers.
They’re colorful, they’re big, and they’re an important part of our local economy: If you've ever driven past Port Tampa Bay or looked out from our beaches, you've probably noticed all the huge ships filled with containers.
President Trump, Karen Pence head to Florida as candidates zero in on battleground state
With less than three weeks to go until Election Day, presidential candidates and their surrogates are making their way to Florida in the final push for the battleground state voters.
With less than three weeks to go until Election Day, presidential candidates and their surrogates are making their way to Florida in the final push for the battleground state voters.
Tampa's first autonomous shuttle begins operating in downtown area
It’s new, high-tech and it almost seems like something out of a futuristic movie. Tampa’s new HART autonomous vehicles launched for the first time Monday, and they may very well be the way of the future in the downtown area.
It’s new, high-tech and it almost seems like something out of a futuristic movie. Tampa’s new HART autonomous vehicles launched for the first time Monday, and they may very well be the way of the future in the downtown area.
Ybor City's newest hotel honors one of its forgotten founding fathers
A new hotel in Ybor City has a name that was nearly forgotten, but now the Hotel Haya is reminding us of a man who helped build the city.
A new hotel in Ybor City has a name that was nearly forgotten, but now the Hotel Haya is reminding us of a man who helped build the city.
5,570 new Florida coronavirus cases reported Sunday; 178 new deaths
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 5,570 Sunday, after not issuing a daily report Saturday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida is now 734,491.
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 5,570 Sunday, after not issuing a daily report Saturday. According to the state's daily update, the total number of cases in Florida is now 734,491.
MOSI hosts sensory-friendly Halloween event for special group of trick-or-treater’s
MOSI opened their doors a little early Saturday morning to let in some extra special princesses and superheroes, inviting them to trick or treat around the museum before the normal weekend crowds arrived.
MOSI opened their doors a little early Saturday morning to let in some extra special princesses and superheroes, inviting them to trick or treat around the museum before the normal weekend crowds arrived.
End in sight for Gandy elevated bridge project
Things are looking up: After nearly three years of construction of an elevated bridge over Gandy Boulevard, some sections of the project are finally heading into the home stretch.
Things are looking up: After nearly three years of construction of an elevated bridge over Gandy Boulevard, some sections of the project are finally heading into the home stretch.
Is Tom Brady on verge on buying $7.5 million Clearwater mansion?
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Quarterback Tom Brady might be on the move, according to a TMZ report released Thursday.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Quarterback Tom Brady might be on the move, according to a TMZ report released Thursday.
Teen burglary suspects lead police on I-4 chase, starting in Tampa and ending in crash near Orlando
Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrested three teenagers who face charges related to auto burglary, eluding officers, and possession of firearms after being accused of nearly a dozen auto burglaries in Tampa, then fleeing to Osceola County.
Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrested three teenagers who face charges related to auto burglary, eluding officers, and possession of firearms after being accused of nearly a dozen auto burglaries in Tampa, then fleeing to Osceola County.
Accused Seminole Heights serial killer to face four separate murder trials
In court documents filed this summer, Trae Donaldson's attorneys claimed evidence of each murder might help bolster proof in the other murders. They worried that would stack the deck against him and the result would not be a fair trial.
In court documents filed this summer, Trae Donaldson's attorneys claimed evidence of each murder might help bolster proof in the other murders. They worried that would stack the deck against him and the result would not be a fair trial.