New Florida law requires landlords to disclose flood risks to renters

Under a new Florida law taking effect October 1, landlords must provide written disclosure of any flood risks or past flood damage before tenants sign a lease. 

Man, woman found dead inside Tampa home after murder-suicide

A man and woman were found dead inside a Tampa home after a murder-suicide Tuesday afternoon, according to officers. 

Feed-A-Bull Pantry reopens at USF after major expansion

While not often discussed, food insecurity is a reality on many college campuses and that’s why USF has reopened its expanded Mosaic Feed-A-Bull Pantry, a vital resource for students struggling with access to food.

Amazon launches 'Prime Air' delivery center in Ruskin

The drone delivery service will have the capability to deliver orders to certain residential addresses in Tampa Bay.

Keith O’Connor has longstanding ties with suspect whose arrest sparked FDLE investigation

Keith O'Connor, Tampa's code enforcement director and the husband of former Tampa Police Chief Mary O'Connor, has a long history with the employee whose criminal charges sparked an investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. 

Nueva Cantina brings authentic Mexican street flavors to downtown Tampa

Nueva Cantina, a restaurant in Tampa restaurant offers authentic Mexican street food made by chefs from Jalisco and Mexico City.

Bucs wheelchair football team showcases grit and growth in national tournament

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers Wheelchair Football Team brought hard-hitting action to downtown Tampa this weekend, hosting a national tournament at the Tampa Convention Center.

3D printed homes to be built in East Tampa starting in October

Just about anything can be 3D printed, and now the technology is moving to construction with a new neighborhood in East Tampa.

Tampa judge swears in daughter, fellow law graduates

Six Hillsborough County law school graduates were officially sworn in as attorneys on Friday, with presiding Court Judge Elizabeth Rice, who led the ceremony.

Former detention deputy found guilty in court case

The criminal trial of a former Hillsborough County Detention Deputy concluded Friday with the jury returning a "guilty" verdict on both counts.