Hillsborough firefighter donates kidney to fire captain
A local firefighter selflessly donated a kidney to a coworker in need.
A local firefighter selflessly donated a kidney to a coworker in need.
Suspect arrested after stolen car erupts in flames, Tampa police say
Tampa police arrested a man who stole a vehicle, which then caught fire, they said.
Tampa police arrested a man who stole a vehicle, which then caught fire, they said.
WestShore Plaza reopens for business Friday, May 8
The WestShore Plaza will be back open for business Friday morning.
The WestShore Plaza will be back open for business Friday morning.
Biden's virtual rally for Tampa falters, plagued by technical issues
The era of virtual campaigning did not start well for Joe Biden.
The era of virtual campaigning did not start well for Joe Biden.
Bay Area man was sick, possibly with COVID-19, long before first known case in Florida
The novel coronavirus might have been in our community much longer than doctors have been able to test for it, medical experts said Thursday after finding out about a recent positive antibody test dating back to early February.
The novel coronavirus might have been in our community much longer than doctors have been able to test for it, medical experts said Thursday after finding out about a recent positive antibody test dating back to early February.
Heart attack, stroke patients not seeking treatment over COVID-19 fears
The number of emergency room visits have dropped dramatically during the pandemic according to doctors, and among those not coming to the ER are people suffering heart attacks and strokes.
The number of emergency room visits have dropped dramatically during the pandemic according to doctors, and among those not coming to the ER are people suffering heart attacks and strokes.
Family of jogger who was killed in Bayshore Boulevard crash sues Pinch-A-Penny
The widow of a jogger who was killed by a speeding truck along Bayshore Boulevard is suing Pinch-A-Penny, according to documents filed in Hillsborough County court.
The widow of a jogger who was killed by a speeding truck along Bayshore Boulevard is suing Pinch-A-Penny, according to documents filed in Hillsborough County court.
As Tampa slowly reopens, residents have mixed feelings about wearing masks
A day after a group of people, unmasked and not practicing social distancing, gathered outside a Tampa restaurant, the mayor said she does not believe this is indicative of a growing trend.
A day after a group of people, unmasked and not practicing social distancing, gathered outside a Tampa restaurant, the mayor said she does not believe this is indicative of a growing trend.
Tampa Pride postponed until next year
The event was originally scheduled for March 28, 2020, and was then rescheduled for May 30, 2020, has been rescheduled again for March 27, 2021.
The event was originally scheduled for March 28, 2020, and was then rescheduled for May 30, 2020, has been rescheduled again for March 27, 2021.
Lutz woman uses power of words to spread positivity
Monica Ewalt has made more than 225 signs to celebrate a variety of milestones during the coronavirus pandemic.
Monica Ewalt has made more than 225 signs to celebrate a variety of milestones during the coronavirus pandemic.
Dining in the streets: Tampa program closes roads so restaurants have room to distance customers
Restaurant owners say a new program in Tampa, allowing them to set up tables on city streets, will help them recover from the COVID-19 economic downturn.
Restaurant owners say a new program in Tampa, allowing them to set up tables on city streets, will help them recover from the COVID-19 economic downturn.
University of Tampa students will graduate virtually
In response to the pandemic, the University of Tampa will host a virtual commencement for the first time, which will take place May 9 at 11 a.m.
In response to the pandemic, the University of Tampa will host a virtual commencement for the first time, which will take place May 9 at 11 a.m.
Woman dies following shooting in Tampa, police say
Tampa police are searching for a suspect following a deadly shooting Tuesday morning.
Tampa police are searching for a suspect following a deadly shooting Tuesday morning.
The Florida Aquarium plans to reopen on May 15
After nearly two months, The Florida Aquarium announced its own plan to get back in business.
After nearly two months, The Florida Aquarium announced its own plan to get back in business.
7th Ave. in Ybor City becomes outdoor dining room for Cinco de Mayo
The city of Tampa is allowing some restaurants to expand their dining spaces into otherwise off-limits areas like parking lots, sidewalks, and, in a few cases, sections of city streets.
The city of Tampa is allowing some restaurants to expand their dining spaces into otherwise off-limits areas like parking lots, sidewalks, and, in a few cases, sections of city streets.
Tampa area Westfield malls to reopen May 15
Westfield malls in the Tampa area will reopen to the public on May 15, the company announced.
Westfield malls in the Tampa area will reopen to the public on May 15, the company announced.
Tampa police searching for missing teenager
Tampa police are asking for help locating Cheniya Jalinda Darnes, 16, who has been missing since Sunday morning.
Tampa police are asking for help locating Cheniya Jalinda Darnes, 16, who has been missing since Sunday morning.
Ekoa donates more than 40,000 health bars to Tampa charities and food banks to feed those in need
As the coronavirus began impacting the nation, many businesses shut down while others ramped up their production to help others out.
As the coronavirus began impacting the nation, many businesses shut down while others ramped up their production to help others out.
Domestic violence more prevalent during COVID-19 shutdowns
LaDonna Butler would know: Asking for help when your life is at stake takes all the strength you have.
LaDonna Butler would know: Asking for help when your life is at stake takes all the strength you have.
Jobless worry they could soon be homeless as Florida's unemployment nightmare continues
Florida’s unemployment system has been plagued with problems. Now, Governor Ron DeSantis says he wants an investigation into the origins of the website, which was built under Rick Scott's administration for $77 million.
Florida’s unemployment system has been plagued with problems. Now, Governor Ron DeSantis says he wants an investigation into the origins of the website, which was built under Rick Scott's administration for $77 million.