COVID death toll looks 'in the rear-view mirror,' health experts say
The Florida Department of Health recorded 120 deaths related to COVID-19 on Thursday, July 9, 2020 -- a grim milestone for the state since the pandemic began.
The Florida Department of Health recorded 120 deaths related to COVID-19 on Thursday, July 9, 2020 -- a grim milestone for the state since the pandemic began.
Video leads to more arrests from Tampa's night of looting
Cell phone provided by a FOX 13 viewers shows looters kicking and punching the glass doors of a RaceTrac on Fowler Avenue on the night of May 30.
Cell phone provided by a FOX 13 viewers shows looters kicking and punching the glass doors of a RaceTrac on Fowler Avenue on the night of May 30.
Tampa police searching for ‘bank jugger’ accused of following widower, stealing jewelry
Tampa police are searching for a man they say followed another man from the Bank of America located at 9385 N. 56th St. in Tampa and stole jewelry he just retrieved from a safety deposit box.
Tampa police are searching for a man they say followed another man from the Bank of America located at 9385 N. 56th St. in Tampa and stole jewelry he just retrieved from a safety deposit box.
Initially skeptical, COVID-19 survivor warns others to take 'extremely scary' virus seriously
The Tampa mother of three is sharing her experience to warn others who may still be underestimating COVID-19. ”It’s here, it’s real, and it affects everybody in different degrees."
The Tampa mother of three is sharing her experience to warn others who may still be underestimating COVID-19. ”It’s here, it’s real, and it affects everybody in different degrees."
Riverwalk Place in downtown Tampa will be resdesigned
A downtown Tampa skyscraper project is getting a new vision.
A downtown Tampa skyscraper project is getting a new vision.
Less invasive than a ventilator, high-flow nasal cannula provides breathing relief for patients
Doctors around the world continue to learn about the coronavirus, how it spreads, and more importantly, how to better treat those who are fighting it.
Doctors around the world continue to learn about the coronavirus, how it spreads, and more importantly, how to better treat those who are fighting it.
Gaither Cowboys ready to hand opponents double trouble
Jordan Young is one of Tampa Bay's top high school football cornerback recruits. For his senior year, Young has made the jump from Jesuit -- transferring to Gaither High to join the Bay Area's other top-ranked cornerback, Jordan Oladokun.
Jordan Young is one of Tampa Bay's top high school football cornerback recruits. For his senior year, Young has made the jump from Jesuit -- transferring to Gaither High to join the Bay Area's other top-ranked cornerback, Jordan Oladokun.
Phased reopening becomes yo-yo for businesses told to close a second time
The state of Florida allowed bars to reopen, but then told them to close back down last month after the number of COVID-19 cases again started to surge. Now the reopening plans are being rolled back in other areas and industries across the state.
The state of Florida allowed bars to reopen, but then told them to close back down last month after the number of COVID-19 cases again started to surge. Now the reopening plans are being rolled back in other areas and industries across the state.
Accused Seminole Heights serial killer wants four separate trials
In court documents just filed, attorneys for Howell "Trae" Donaldson say evidence of each murder may help bolster proof in the other murders. The defense says that would stack the deck against Donaldson and the result would not be a fair trial.
In court documents just filed, attorneys for Howell "Trae" Donaldson say evidence of each murder may help bolster proof in the other murders. The defense says that would stack the deck against Donaldson and the result would not be a fair trial.
America’s first Black female combat pilot encourages change with an open mind
As the nation's first female African American combat pilot, Vernice Armour is used to breaking barriers and challenging the status quo.
As the nation's first female African American combat pilot, Vernice Armour is used to breaking barriers and challenging the status quo.
1 injured in East Tampa fire
One adult male suffered minor injuries in a fire at 804 E Floribraska Ave. Sunday morning, according to Tampa Fire Rescue.
One adult male suffered minor injuries in a fire at 804 E Floribraska Ave. Sunday morning, according to Tampa Fire Rescue.
Florida's cases of COVID-19 top 200,000 after increasing more than 10,000 in Sunday's report; 3,731 dead
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 10,059 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 200,111.
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 10,059 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 200,111.
Multiple arrests made after protest shuts down busy intersection
Seven people were arrested by Tampa police after they refused to stop protesting in the middle of a busy highway Saturday afternoon.
Seven people were arrested by Tampa police after they refused to stop protesting in the middle of a busy highway Saturday afternoon.
More than 11,000 new Florida COVID-19 cases Saturday in latest record; 18 new deaths
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 11,458 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 190,052.
The Florida Department of Health says the number of known cases of COVID-19 in the state rose by 11,458 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 190,052.
Founding Father's Fireworks got its start in Tampa
With very few big public fireworks displays in the Tampa Bay area this Fourth of July, a lot of people are buying their own.
With very few big public fireworks displays in the Tampa Bay area this Fourth of July, a lot of people are buying their own.
Independence Day fireworks may trigger flashbacks for those who fought for our freedom
Fourth of July is a time to celebrate our freedom, but for those who fought for it, Independence Day can be tough. The sound of fireworks can trigger flashbacks to combat for some veterans living with PTSD.
Fourth of July is a time to celebrate our freedom, but for those who fought for it, Independence Day can be tough. The sound of fireworks can trigger flashbacks to combat for some veterans living with PTSD.
Soundwaves become ‘lovewaves’ as Bay Area couple turns personal voice recordings into works of art
A Bay Area couple uses the soundwaves of personal messages customers send them and print them out as works of art.
A Bay Area couple uses the soundwaves of personal messages customers send them and print them out as works of art.
Bay Area business consultant defends millennials during COVID-19 spike
We saw the video of young people on beaches and in bars, blamed for spreading the virus. But is it wrong to accuse a generation? Aakash Patel says yes.
We saw the video of young people on beaches and in bars, blamed for spreading the virus. But is it wrong to accuse a generation? Aakash Patel says yes.
In Tampa, Pence praises Florida's 'innovative' coronavirus response efforts
As COVID-19 cases across Tampa Bay continue to rise in record jumps, the head of the White House Coronavirus Task Force made a visit to Tampa to praise the governor and his efforts to slow the virus.
As COVID-19 cases across Tampa Bay continue to rise in record jumps, the head of the White House Coronavirus Task Force made a visit to Tampa to praise the governor and his efforts to slow the virus.
Hillsborough County temporarily closes summer camp at Roy Haynes Park over COVID-19 concerns
Hillsborough County is temporarily suspending the summer camp program at Roy Haynes Park after two camp employees tested positive for COVID-19.
Hillsborough County is temporarily suspending the summer camp program at Roy Haynes Park after two camp employees tested positive for COVID-19.