University of Tampa students try to feed homeless with meal plan credits, school says it's against policy
Dozens of students at The University of Tampa joined together to try and feed the homeless using what they have. In this case, students were using leftover meal credits from the dining hall to take food to go help the hungry.
Dozens of students at The University of Tampa joined together to try and feed the homeless using what they have. In this case, students were using leftover meal credits from the dining hall to take food to go help the hungry.
Tampa car dealer sentenced to prison, accused of $372K car loan fraud scheme
A 27-year-old Tampa man is heading to federal prison after investigators say he used his position as a car dealer to submit fake loan applications and insurance claims.
A 27-year-old Tampa man is heading to federal prison after investigators say he used his position as a car dealer to submit fake loan applications and insurance claims.
Disney on Ice performers hosts skate clinic for young Bay Area skaters ahead of 'Mickey's Search Party'
Disney on Ice is set for performances at Benchmark International Arena in Tampa through March 8. Ahead of Friday's show, though, performers hosted a skating clinic with young Bay Area skaters.
Disney on Ice is set for performances at Benchmark International Arena in Tampa through March 8. Ahead of Friday's show, though, performers hosted a skating clinic with young Bay Area skaters.
'The Murders of Seminole Heights' documentary remembers victims of serial killer
The Seminole Heights community was held hostage by a serial killer on the loose for 51 days back in 2017. Now, that harrowing time is being remembered by a documentary called, "The Murders of Seminole Heights."
The Seminole Heights community was held hostage by a serial killer on the loose for 51 days back in 2017. Now, that harrowing time is being remembered by a documentary called, "The Murders of Seminole Heights."
Man charged with 1980 Tampa murder after decades-old evidence leads to arrest
More than four decades after a brutal Tampa killing, the man detectives say is responsible appeared in court.
More than four decades after a brutal Tampa killing, the man detectives say is responsible appeared in court.
Tampa Theatre closing Duncan Auditorium for 7-month $24.5M renovation ahead of 100th birthday
Following WineFest this Friday and Saturday (March 6–7), Tampa Theatre’s historic Duncan Auditorium will go dark for seven months to undergo extensive renovations.
Following WineFest this Friday and Saturday (March 6–7), Tampa Theatre’s historic Duncan Auditorium will go dark for seven months to undergo extensive renovations.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth joins CENTCOM commander for update as Iran war rages forward
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave an update on the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran from MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa on Thursday. This comes as he tries to generate public support for the venture that has seen the toppling of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khomeini.
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth gave an update on the U.S. and Israel's war with Iran from MacDill Air Force Base in Tampa on Thursday. This comes as he tries to generate public support for the venture that has seen the toppling of Iran's Supreme Leader, Ayatollah Khomeini.
'My Name is Asher Lev' brings powerful family story to Tampa's Stageworks Theatre
Honoring family and community versus chasing a dream of art is a debate in a new Stageworks Theatre play, "My Name is Asher Lev."
Honoring family and community versus chasing a dream of art is a debate in a new Stageworks Theatre play, "My Name is Asher Lev."
Bill addressing animal cruelty involving children, expanding on Dexter's Law moves forward
A bipartisan animal cruelty bill is awaiting the Governor's approval, after passing the Florida Legislature.
A bipartisan animal cruelty bill is awaiting the Governor's approval, after passing the Florida Legislature.
Tampa study finds increase in golf cart crashes starting in 2021 while experts warn of injuries, legal issues
A new study created by a Tampa-based law firm breaks down data about golf cart crashes, the injuries that follow and the groups most vulnerable to crashes.
A new study created by a Tampa-based law firm breaks down data about golf cart crashes, the injuries that follow and the groups most vulnerable to crashes.
Hillsborough County marks 35th anniversary of Gulf War as new conflict begins in the Middle East
Veterans and community members will gather on Friday at Veterans Memorial Park to mark the 35th anniversary of the end of the Persian Gulf War, honoring those who served during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.
Veterans and community members will gather on Friday at Veterans Memorial Park to mark the 35th anniversary of the end of the Persian Gulf War, honoring those who served during Operations Desert Shield and Desert Storm.
The stylist and the story behind Lightning coaches' Ybor-inspired Stadium Series suits
The Tampa Bay Lightning's coaching staff turned heads with their outfits at the NHL Stadium Series.
The Tampa Bay Lightning's coaching staff turned heads with their outfits at the NHL Stadium Series.
Tampa International Airport prepares for spring break rush with new tech and travel upgrades
Tampa International Airport anticipates 75,000–80,000 passengers per day between March 5 and April 13, making spring break the airport’s busiest travel period.
Tampa International Airport anticipates 75,000–80,000 passengers per day between March 5 and April 13, making spring break the airport’s busiest travel period.
Tampa-based non-profit rescues 34 St. Petersburg church members in Israel
After days of rushing to bomb shelters, 34 members of two St. Petersburg churches are finally on their way home from Israel.
After days of rushing to bomb shelters, 34 members of two St. Petersburg churches are finally on their way home from Israel.
A quiet place to breathe: New nurseries bring comfort to shelter moms
Metropolitan Ministries has opened two trauma sensitive nurseries inside its family residential shelters. The spaces are designed to give new moms privacy, dignity, and peace while caring for their babies.
Metropolitan Ministries has opened two trauma sensitive nurseries inside its family residential shelters. The spaces are designed to give new moms privacy, dignity, and peace while caring for their babies.
Tampa Bay Rays host first-ever community sessions on proposed Hillsborough Community College ballpark site
The Tampa Bay Rays held a community engagement session on Tuesday night to discuss a proposed ballpark at Hillsborough College’s Dale Mabry campus.
The Tampa Bay Rays held a community engagement session on Tuesday night to discuss a proposed ballpark at Hillsborough College’s Dale Mabry campus.
FBI Counterterrorism on high alert even in Tampa — what that means
The FBI's counterterrorism teams are on heightened alert nationwide, including in Tampa, following escalating tensions overseas and a recent deadly attack in Austin.
The FBI's counterterrorism teams are on heightened alert nationwide, including in Tampa, following escalating tensions overseas and a recent deadly attack in Austin.
Bay Area veterinarians sound alarm on mental health crisis
Veterinarians across Tampa Bay say a mental health crisis is impacting their profession, one that often goes unseen behind exam room doors.
Veterinarians across Tampa Bay say a mental health crisis is impacting their profession, one that often goes unseen behind exam room doors.
Grey Bull Rescue founder in the Middle East helping to facilitate evacuations
A Tampa-based nonprofit is working to evacuate Americans around the Middle East, amid U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran.
A Tampa-based nonprofit is working to evacuate Americans around the Middle East, amid U.S.-Israeli strikes on Iran.
Saucy by KFC is the latest salvo in the local chicken wars
If you haven't noticed, some of the local Kentucy Fried Chicken locations are changing to something called Saucy by KFC.
If you haven't noticed, some of the local Kentucy Fried Chicken locations are changing to something called Saucy by KFC.



















