Tampa turns pink for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month Tampa's Old City Hall and downtown bridges are lighting up pink, and they'll stay that way throughout most of October.

Tampa International Airport rolls out COVID-19 testing for travelers

Tampa International Airport launched a new COVID-19 testing pilot program Thursday that is said to be the first, comprehensive program of its kind in the nation.

Accused church arsonist identified as jailed shoplifting suspect

Deputies in Hillsborough County say surveillance video helped them identify the man who broke into a church and set it on fire last month – and it turned out he was already in jail.

Ghost tours return to Tampa Theatre

The Tampa Theatre refuses to allow the pandemic to take away their Halloween festivities, but they will alter their spooky events to make it safe for everyone, they said.

RayJ becomes Lightning country for Stanley Cup celebrations

Electric celebrations for the Bolts lit up the night sky Thursday. The Tampa Bay Lightning took over Raymond James Stadium for an unforgettable Stanley Cup celebration, along with thousands of fans and of course, the one-and-only Stanley Cup.

Judge allows accused stalker to act as own attorney

John Matthews is accused of stalking and threatening his ex-girlfriend. Tuesday, during a fiery Zoom hearing, he tried to take his case into his own hands.

‘Creatures of the Night’ returns to ZooTampa

"Creatures of the Night" at ZooTampa at Lowry Park is back during the month of October with spooky scares and eerie frights for ghouls & goblins of all ages. 

Lightning fans thankful for team's sacrifice, bringing Stanley Cup to Tampa

After staying up late to watch the Stanley Cup win, Lightning fans ventured out early Tuesday in hopes of winning big and finding Bolts Stanley Cup gear.

Lightning Stanley Cup celebration: Socially-distant boat parade, fan rally on Wednesday

Plans for the Tampa Bay Lightning Stanley Cup celebration are coming together after last night's big win in an empty arena. Fans can finally cheer on the champs at a boat parade through downtown and a rally at Raymond James Stadium.

Two people shot in Tampa Sunday evening, one fatally

Police responding to a Tampa shooting Sunday evening instead found themselves diverted to another, more deadly scene.

For first time in nearly 40 years, Tampa Greek Festival will be canceled

It's an annual event that has been around for four decades, but this year, the Tampa Greek Festival just won't happen because of the pandemic.

Tampa’s historic Alessi Bakery celebrates 108 years

Alessi Bakery opened its doors back in 1912, making it one of the oldest establishments in the Bay Area and a true, historic landmark in Tamp

‘Creatures of the Night’ come out at ZooTampa during family-friendly haunted event

ZooTampa is ready with its annual ‘Creatures of the Night’ event, and they've taken the extra precautions to keep people safe while visiting a "scary" venue.

Buccaneers to allow fans inside stadium at next home game

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers announced Saturday that they will allow fans inside Raymond James Stadium at a reduced capacity following the executive order signed by Governor Ron DeSantis which moved Florida into the last phase of the state’s reopening plan. 

State-of-the-art school rises from ashes of Hurricane Irma

Crews began putting the finishing touches on the new Tampa Heights Elementary School Friday, three years after the building nearly completely burned down following Hurricane Irma.