Pediatricians worried by sharp decline in childhood vaccinations

Vaccines are essential for protecting against debilitating and sometimes deadly diseases like measles, rubella, whooping cough and the flu, but during stay-at-home orders for COVID-19, the number of regular, childhood vaccinations administered by pediatricians dropped significantly in Florida and nationwide.

DOJ: Tampa man accused of helping ISIS said 'Americans got what they deserved' on 9/11

The FBI has charged a Tampa man with providing material support to ISIS after they say he stockpiled weapons, expressed allegiance to the "caliphate" and worshipped the Orlando nightclub shooter.

Florida disaster managers have COVID-19 in mind as hurricane season preps get underway

With two named storms in the already in the hurricane pre-season and an ongoing pandemic, Florida’s disaster managers are looking at this hurricane season a little differently.

Police: 1 killed, 1 injured in South Tampa stabbing

Police arrested Anthony Kaptzan, 21, after they say he stabbed a 51-year-old man and a 55-year-old woman.

Bay Area YMCA’s team up with OneBlood to save lives

Fifteen Bay Area YMCA's are hosting blood drives to help OneBlood meet its needs during the coronavirus pandemic.

Tampa re-ups fund to help small businesses

The city of Tampa is expanding access to its coronavirus relief grant for small businesses.

Legal battle over easement roadway land-locks bird sanctuary owner on property

Majid Esmaeili is a man on a virtual island in the middle of Tampa. He is currently landlocked on his own property, about a mile from the Citrus Park Mall.

Tampa hires nurses to check COVID-19 safety at construction sites

Emergency room nurse Brian Masters is often busy saving lives at hospitals and, these days, at construction sites too.

USF launches fundraiser for international students stranded in Tampa by COVID-19

There are about 5,000 international students who study at the University of South Florida. When classes moved online in March, those students scrambled to get home as flights were canceled and governments closed their borders to slow the spread of COVID-19.

Death investigation in Tampa's Del Rio neighborhood

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office said deputies are investigating a death that happened in the Del Rio neighborhood in Tampa.

From makeup to shoes, shopping for high-touch products sees drastic changes

Retailers and customers are changing the ways of shopping, especially for items that will be touched by multiple customers before going out the door, which includes everything from electronics to shoes.

Low home sales not indicative of real estate crisis, Tampa broker says

If you're thinking of selling your home, some realtors say now may be a perfect time. With open houses canceled and in-person showings frozen, the local real estate market is seeing a major drop in inventory.

Police: 1 dead, 2 injured in overnight shooting

One person is dead and two others are injured following an overnight shooting at the 3400 block of 48th St. N., according to the Tampa Police Department.

Church volunteers write letters of hope for those struggling during the coronavirus pandemic

The unknowns of the coronavirus pandemic can create a mental strain on anyone, which is why Next Level Church is writing personalized Letters of Hope for anyone that wants to receive one.