Tampa International Airport unveils air taxi concept for dream project
On Thursday morning, Tampa International Airport CEO Michael Stephens stood before the Tampa City Council to reveal a futuristic vision for the city’s transportation: air taxis.
On Thursday morning, Tampa International Airport CEO Michael Stephens stood before the Tampa City Council to reveal a futuristic vision for the city’s transportation: air taxis.
Rays' stadium funding deal advances, but Tampa City Council balks at terms
The next major step in the Tampa Bay Rays stadium push hit a roadblock Thursday at Tampa City Hall, as city council members agreed to continue negotiations but signaled they would not support the current version of the deal.
The next major step in the Tampa Bay Rays stadium push hit a roadblock Thursday at Tampa City Hall, as city council members agreed to continue negotiations but signaled they would not support the current version of the deal.
Is your sunscreen safe? What doctors say about the new EWG rankings
The Environmental Working Group evaluated more than 2,700 sunscreen products in its latest annual safety and efficacy study, issuing approval ratings to 550 of them.
The Environmental Working Group evaluated more than 2,700 sunscreen products in its latest annual safety and efficacy study, issuing approval ratings to 550 of them.
Historic 1925 Milam Mansion hits the market on Davis Islands
A historic Davis Islands home for sale has hit the market for $4.65 million, offering a rare look into the early development of the Tampa area.
A historic Davis Islands home for sale has hit the market for $4.65 million, offering a rare look into the early development of the Tampa area.
FWC brings back online sales for non-resident, short-term fishing licenses ahead of holiday weekend
Non-Florida residents can once again purchase three and seven-day saltwater and freshwater fishing licenses online after a six-month pause.
Non-Florida residents can once again purchase three and seven-day saltwater and freshwater fishing licenses online after a six-month pause.
Tampa police update vehicle pursuit policy after review of deadly Ybor City crash
The Tampa Police Department updated its vehicle pursuit policy after a deadly crash in Ybor City that killed four people and injured more than a dozen others last November.
The Tampa Police Department updated its vehicle pursuit policy after a deadly crash in Ybor City that killed four people and injured more than a dozen others last November.
Special Operations Forces Week: 'Battle in the Bay' showcases military training across air, land and sea
U.S. Special Operations Command hosted its annual "Battle in the Bay" demonstration, with military helicopters thundering overhead, boats speeding across the water and special operations forces descending on downtown Tampa Wednesday.
U.S. Special Operations Command hosted its annual "Battle in the Bay" demonstration, with military helicopters thundering overhead, boats speeding across the water and special operations forces descending on downtown Tampa Wednesday.
Section of North Boulevard temporarily closed after tree falls onto roadway in Tampa: TPD
The Tampa Police Department said a section of North Boulevard between West Elbow Drive and West 113th Avenue in Tampa has been temporarily closed due to a tree falling Wednesday morning.
The Tampa Police Department said a section of North Boulevard between West Elbow Drive and West 113th Avenue in Tampa has been temporarily closed due to a tree falling Wednesday morning.
Veteran finds healing through dance therapy at VA Tampa after breast cancer battle
From the moment U.S. Army veteran Traci Davis walks into a dance therapy session at VA Tampa, dance movement therapist Brittni Cleland is getting a vibe of a lot of factors.
From the moment U.S. Army veteran Traci Davis walks into a dance therapy session at VA Tampa, dance movement therapist Brittni Cleland is getting a vibe of a lot of factors.
Tampa firefighters union pushes city to address long fire response times and relocation of resources
The firefighters' union in Tampa is pushing for more resources for Tampa Fire Rescue and addressing concerns over travel times.
The firefighters' union in Tampa is pushing for more resources for Tampa Fire Rescue and addressing concerns over travel times.
Ybor City crash survivor reunites with medical team, first responders who saved his life: 'A walking miracle'
A survivor of last year’s deadly Ybor City crash is sharing his story of recovery and gratitude six months after doctors feared he might never wake up.
A survivor of last year’s deadly Ybor City crash is sharing his story of recovery and gratitude six months after doctors feared he might never wake up.
Tampa Electric warns of scammers using AI, fake websites to target utility customers
Tampa Electric is warning customers about a growing wave of utility scams using artificial intelligence, fake websites and aggressive payment demands.
Tampa Electric is warning customers about a growing wave of utility scams using artificial intelligence, fake websites and aggressive payment demands.
Demolition begins on historic Wallace Stovall Tampa Tribune building
A piece of Tampa history is coming down as demolition crews recently began tearing apart the Wallace Stovall building in downtown Tampa, better known to generations of residents as the old Tampa Tribune building.
A piece of Tampa history is coming down as demolition crews recently began tearing apart the Wallace Stovall building in downtown Tampa, better known to generations of residents as the old Tampa Tribune building.
Tampa's Special Operations Forces Week helps military members transition, navigate daily life
Special Operations Forces (SOF) Week in the Bay Area is underway in downtown Tampa, with the Tampa Convention Center and the JW Marriott hosting dozens of plenary sessions.
Special Operations Forces (SOF) Week in the Bay Area is underway in downtown Tampa, with the Tampa Convention Center and the JW Marriott hosting dozens of plenary sessions.
Special Operations Forces Week returns to Tampa, bringing major economic impact and traffic closures
It’s Special Operations Forces week in Tampa and this military conference has a full slate of events and speakers for an impactful week.
It’s Special Operations Forces week in Tampa and this military conference has a full slate of events and speakers for an impactful week.
Hillsborough County Canine Training Complex: New $6 million facility opens
The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office has opened a new $6 million Canine Training Complex designed to train and board regional police dogs.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office has opened a new $6 million Canine Training Complex designed to train and board regional police dogs.
USF murders suspect being arraigned Monday
Hashim Abugarbieh, the man accused of killing two USF doctoral students, is being arraigned on Monday.
Hashim Abugarbieh, the man accused of killing two USF doctoral students, is being arraigned on Monday.
Controversy over Florida fishing license changes
Florida’s new fishing license policy is drawing sharp criticism from charter captains and fishing guides who say it could hurt tourism and cost businesses customers.
Florida’s new fishing license policy is drawing sharp criticism from charter captains and fishing guides who say it could hurt tourism and cost businesses customers.
No matter what time of day or night, Tampa diner aims to deliver the perfect slice of New York-Style pizza
It's a stone-oven pizza joint and a 24-hour diner all in one location. Brooklyn Diner and Pizza was born from the desire of owner Moe Hassan's search for an all-night diner that could create an authentic slice of New York Style Pizza.
It's a stone-oven pizza joint and a 24-hour diner all in one location. Brooklyn Diner and Pizza was born from the desire of owner Moe Hassan's search for an all-night diner that could create an authentic slice of New York Style Pizza.
Cuba faces an energy crisis as the U. S. continues to block oil shipments
Cuba’s economy is crippled, and its infrastructure has been crumbling. The nation produces less than half the oil it needs and has officially run out of its reserves, according to multiple international reports.
Cuba’s economy is crippled, and its infrastructure has been crumbling. The nation produces less than half the oil it needs and has officially run out of its reserves, according to multiple international reports.