The show must go on; artistic director implements safety measures to host ballet summer camp
The logistics of having a summer dance camp might seem like a nightmare, but Philip Neal with the Straz Center for the Performing Arts has it figured out.
The logistics of having a summer dance camp might seem like a nightmare, but Philip Neal with the Straz Center for the Performing Arts has it figured out.
Tampa murder suspect injured in shootout with Georgia deputies
The man accused of a multi-state crime spree was captured after a shootout with officers in Georgia, but investigators say it started with a murder in Tampa.
The man accused of a multi-state crime spree was captured after a shootout with officers in Georgia, but investigators say it started with a murder in Tampa.
Relocation, downsizing company helps supply furniture to those in need
Janeen Salzgeber and her friend from high school Renee Brunelle own Pathfinders Downsizing Solutions. They help seniors downsize and organize their move into a smaller residence.
Janeen Salzgeber and her friend from high school Renee Brunelle own Pathfinders Downsizing Solutions. They help seniors downsize and organize their move into a smaller residence.
More delays, no trial date for teens accused in Bayshore crash that killed mother and daughter
At a hearing Thursday afternoon, Hillsborough Judge Christopher Nash couldn't say for sure when the case of two teens -- accused of killing a mother and daughter in a fatal crash on Bayshore Boulevard -- would go to trial.
At a hearing Thursday afternoon, Hillsborough Judge Christopher Nash couldn't say for sure when the case of two teens -- accused of killing a mother and daughter in a fatal crash on Bayshore Boulevard -- would go to trial.
Traveling nurses arrive in Tampa to ease pressure at area hospitals
In the war against COVID-19, doctors and nurses are the frontline soldiers. As hospitals in Florida continue to fill with sick-patients, there’s a growing need for re-enforcements.
In the war against COVID-19, doctors and nurses are the frontline soldiers. As hospitals in Florida continue to fill with sick-patients, there’s a growing need for re-enforcements.
Temporary closures become permanent for many Bay Area businesses as COVID-19 cases rise
Over the last four months, more than 1,200 businesses in the Tampa Bay area have had to close down, at least for a little while. But new data shows that temporary shutdowns are increasingly becoming permanent and local companies are concerned.
Over the last four months, more than 1,200 businesses in the Tampa Bay area have had to close down, at least for a little while. But new data shows that temporary shutdowns are increasingly becoming permanent and local companies are concerned.
Tampa museum exhibits, preserves the art of photography
The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts is a museum dedicated to exhibiting important photographic art.
The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts is a museum dedicated to exhibiting important photographic art.
After COVID-19 delay, lunch date leads to life-saving kidney transplant
Debra Palmer needs a kidney transplant. At the other end of her table recently, Debbie Lundberg was willing to donate hers.
Debra Palmer needs a kidney transplant. At the other end of her table recently, Debbie Lundberg was willing to donate hers.
Photographers donate services to job-seekers in need of new headshots
Several hundred photographers around the nation united to help those looking for jobs. They participated in the “10,000 Head Shots” program, the largest single-day photo program of its kind.
Several hundred photographers around the nation united to help those looking for jobs. They participated in the “10,000 Head Shots” program, the largest single-day photo program of its kind.
U.S. military veterans, families to receive free admission to SeaWorld parks, Busch Gardens
SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment is offering free admission to SeaWorld Orlando, SeaWorld San Antonio, and Busch Gardens Tampa parks for U.S. military veterans, retirees and up to three of their friends or family members July 22- Nov. 11.
SeaWorld Parks & Entertainment is offering free admission to SeaWorld Orlando, SeaWorld San Antonio, and Busch Gardens Tampa parks for U.S. military veterans, retirees and up to three of their friends or family members July 22- Nov. 11.
Man found dead inside Tampa auto body shop
Tampa police say they are investigating the murder of a 29-year-old man after his body was found inside an auto shop.
Tampa police say they are investigating the murder of a 29-year-old man after his body was found inside an auto shop.
Tampa Super Bowl committee calling for volunteers
It's still not clear what the NFL season will look like, but Tampa is still committed to hosting the next Super Bowl in 2021.
It's still not clear what the NFL season will look like, but Tampa is still committed to hosting the next Super Bowl in 2021.
As a teacher, Tampa watercolor artist falls in love with art all over again
Katie White is a watercolor artist who works out of her South Tampa home. Primarily she works on interior paintings that create a sense of peace for her customers.
Katie White is a watercolor artist who works out of her South Tampa home. Primarily she works on interior paintings that create a sense of peace for her customers.
Man shot while smoking a cigarette at Tampa apartment, police say
Tampa police say a shooting victim is recovering at a nearby hospital Tuesday morning.
Tampa police say a shooting victim is recovering at a nearby hospital Tuesday morning.
Bucs players preparing for a return to action
Tampa Bay Buccaneers players continue their work, sweating it out under the sweltering Florida sun, waiting to get the official call to Training Camp.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers players continue their work, sweating it out under the sweltering Florida sun, waiting to get the official call to Training Camp.
Shed fire destroys Northwest Tampa Lacrosse team's gear, including special COVID-19 face shields
Early Sunday morning, the Northwest Tampa Lacrosse community suffered a devastating setback when their equipment shed at North Lakes Sports Complex in Hillsborough County caught fire, destroying everything inside. The shed was filled with thousands of dollars in lacrosse equipment and priceless memories in the form of team photos.
Early Sunday morning, the Northwest Tampa Lacrosse community suffered a devastating setback when their equipment shed at North Lakes Sports Complex in Hillsborough County caught fire, destroying everything inside. The shed was filled with thousands of dollars in lacrosse equipment and priceless memories in the form of team photos.
Semi-truck crash closes part of I-275 in Tampa
A traffic crash involving a semi-truck has closed two northbound lanes along Interstate 275 in Tampa, just south of Interstate 75.
A traffic crash involving a semi-truck has closed two northbound lanes along Interstate 275 in Tampa, just south of Interstate 75.
Florida's cases of COVID-19 top 350,000 in Sunday's report; 87 new deaths
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 12,478 since yesterday morning as the virus spreads and as more people are tested across the state. The total number of cases in Florida is now 350,047.
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 12,478 since yesterday morning as the virus spreads and as more people are tested across the state. The total number of cases in Florida is now 350,047.
Tampa's Perry Harvey Sr. Park offers glimpse of musical history and cultural past
If the summer slump has your school-aged children watching more Disney Channel than History Channel, how about a trip outside to see some of Tampa's real history?
If the summer slump has your school-aged children watching more Disney Channel than History Channel, how about a trip outside to see some of Tampa's real history?
Prosecutors won't seek death penalty for man accused of murdering HART bus driver
Citing a diagnosis of mental illness for murder defendant Justin McGriff, Hillsborough Assistant State Prosecutor Ron Gale surprised the court at an otherwise routine hearing by announcing that the state is taking the death penalty off the table.
Citing a diagnosis of mental illness for murder defendant Justin McGriff, Hillsborough Assistant State Prosecutor Ron Gale surprised the court at an otherwise routine hearing by announcing that the state is taking the death penalty off the table.