CEO and director of Moffitt Cancer Center resign over ties to China

The Florida House of Representatives has launched an investigation into Moffitt Cancer Center and its dealings with Chinese research firms. 

Survivors of mother, baby killed in Bayshore crash ask court to end delays

Broken from his unbearable anguish, David Raubenolt told a Hillsborough County courtroom he's fed up with delays in the cases of two teens accused in a crash that killed his loved ones.

75 years later, Tampa man still feels lucky he survived the Battle of the Bulge

At age 94, Boris Stern of Tampa says he's lucky to be here to tell the story of that cold, dangerous Christmas 75 years ago at the Battle of The Bulge. 

New Yarrgh's Eve: Tampa announces pirate-themed New Year's celebration

If you’re looking for New Year’s Eve plans, the city of Tampa announced Wednesday it’s throwing a party for the first time with Gasparilla flair. 

Body found in Hillsborough River near Lowry Park

Police in Tampa are investigating after a body was found in the Hillsborough River today. No other details were immediately available.

Boat-up restaurant coming to Westshore Marina District

'Paloma' will have second-level indoor dining and an outdoor dining area overlooking Old Tampa Bay.

Michael Keaton film in the works for Tampa MOSI site

The story is inspired by real-life events and is the coming-of-age story of Ray Bracero, who survives his senior year of high school alone and homeless, when his single mother is forced to return to Puerto Rico just before the devastating hurricanes of 2017.

One person injured in Tampa shooting

A shooting early Tuesday morning sent one man to the hospital, according to Tampa police.

With cancer in remission, Noah McAdams heads home with parents

Happy in his mother’s arms, little Noah McAdams played with his stuffed animal as the judge made it official: Noah was finally going home with his parents.

Jury selection begins in Tampa arson, triple-murder trial

He's accused of killing three people and burning down a home, to cover his tracks. Now, he's about to stand trial. 

Hillsborough River lights up for 20th annual holiday boat parade

The Hillsborough River lit up Sunday night as boats set sail for the 20th Annual Friends of the River boat parade.

Army vs. Navy rivalry plays out between two Tampa businesses

For the past five years, the rivalry between the Army and the Navy also played out between two businesses on South Dale Mabry Highway in Tampa.

Victims of cryptocurrency Ponzi scheme lose more than $700M

At least five people face federal charges for promising clients they would invest their money in cryptocurrency and falsely promising high returns.

Grandfather, 81, graduating from USF

He's not your typical student. At 81-years-old, Dionel Cotanda is older than most of his professors. He also happens to be the oldest graduate to earn a degree at the University of South Florida's commencement ceremony on Saturday.