Pure Kitchen offering vegan food that tastes great to customers
At Pure Kitchen Organic Vegan, the website speaks of an all "plant-based" cuisine, and the owners are the creators of the various soups, salads and bowls that come out of the kitchen.
Teen grazed by bullet in Tampa shooting
A shooting investigation is underway in Tampa after a teen was grazed by a bullet near East Cayuga Street and North 30th Street, according to officers.
Judicial system throws legal lifeline to Hillsborough veterans through outreach court
Local veterans get a chance to clear up legal matters as court comes to VA Center
Flying out of TPA? Here’s how nationwide flight cancellations could impact the airport
The Federal Aviation Administration announced Thursday which airports will be affected by nationwide flight reductions, prompted by the ongoing government shutdown. Tampa International Airport is on the list of airports required to cut flights.
Tampa, St. Pete leaders approve financial support for 'Tampa Bay Ferry'
The Cross Bay Ferry is one step closer to setting sail again, but under a new name: the Tampa Bay Ferry.
Fourth TECO rate hike in 12 months finalized, set to take effect in January
Tampa Electric customers will see yet another rate increase in January, following a unanimous vote this week by the Florida Public Service Commission to approve the utility’s latest request.
Family wants Tampa police to reopen review of deadly crash after son died
The family of 20-year-old Ismael Coss got in front of Tampa City Council on Thursday, asking them to take a new look at the crash that claimed his life.
10% of flights in 40 U.S. busy airports will be canceled starting Friday — What experts, travelers are saying
U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy announced on Wednesday that 10% of flights will be canceled in the 40 busiest airports starting on Friday.
Tampa could soon offer autism ID cards to help bridge the gap with police
Tampa has been an officially "autism-friendly" city since 2018, but city leaders believe more can be done to strengthen communication between police and people on the spectrum.
Tampa Animation Festival begins Thursday
The University of Tampa will host the Tampa Animation Festival from Thursday, Nov. 6 through Sunday, Nov. 9.
Funding plan approved for African-American Arts Center in West Tampa
A long-envisioned African American Arts and Cultural Center in West Tampa is moving closer to becoming reality after Hillsborough County Commissioners approved a plan to begin raising money for the project.
Celebrating their big 100! Tampa's Progress Village honors two centenarians with a birthday celebration
Honorees Amanda Page and Lizzie Adkins marked their 100th birthday milestone with their Progress Village family.
Humane Society of Tampa Bay seeing more pet surrenders, offers help amid government shutdown
Staff at the Humane Society of Tampa Bay say they’ve seen a noticeable rise in owner surrenders in recent weeks — families who love their pets, but simply can’t afford food or veterinary care.
New hurricane relief program to provide up to $30k to Tampa homeowners
Tampa homeowners still struggling to repair storm damage from Hurricanes Helene and Milton will soon have access to new financial assistance.
Florida driver accused of slamming into mom walking 2 kids to school, killing 6-year-old: ‘Terrible tragedy'
A 6-year-old girl is dead and her mother and 10-year-old brother are in the hospital after being hit by a vehicle in Tampa on Tuesday morning, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office.
Meet Fletcher: The furry new ‘staff member’ changing lives at AdventHealth Tampa
A therapy dog named Fletcher is learning on the job on AdventHealth Tampa's campus.
Drunken rampage driver spared years of jail time as attorney works magic with plea deal
A drunken rampage from 2023 was settled in Hillsborough County Court on Tuesday.
TECO seeks temporary rate increase amid storm recovery and infrastructure upgrades
Tampa Electric Company (TECO) has filed a request with the Florida Public Service Commission (PSC) to temporarily raise electricity rates.
Communities stepping up to help families affected by lapse in SNAP benefits
As the government shutdown stretches on, hundreds of thousands of Floridians who rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP benefits, are left wondering when their next benefit payment will arrive.
Tampa family reaches insurance settlement after FOX 13 investigation
The Morrison family’s year-long fight over hurricane damage ended in mediation after FOX 13's reporting helped prompt a resolution.