Snow in Florida? Here are the odds it’ll happen 2 years in a row

Snow is not something we’re used to seeing in Florida, but it happened in 2025 and it could happen again this weekend.

Cold weather shelters open as Bay Area braces for freezing temperatures

Cold shelters are opening on Thursday and Friday night across the Bay Area as freezing temperatures are expected in the coming days.

Pat Maroon, former Lightning forward, named grand marshal of Gasparilla Pirate Fest

Former Tampa Bay Lightning forward and three-time Stanley Cup champion Pat Maroon will serve as grand marshal of the Seminole Hard Rock Gasparilla Pirate Fest, organizers announced Thursday.

USF approves tuition increase for out-of-state students

USF’s Board of Trustees voted on Monday to approve a 15% increase in non-resident tuition and fees, following authorization from the Florida Board of Governors. The increase takes effect in fall 2026 and applies to out-of-state and international students.

What really is Florida cold? We asked people in Tampa

Living in Florida, you might have heard the phrase "Florida cold is different" and many people here in Tampa agree.

Hillsborough County working to build arborist workforce — why it’s important

Friday is Florida Arbor Day, which is why Hillsborough County is hosting a workshop focused on growing trees — and the workforce that tends to them.

Air Force veteran left in constant pain after lung cancer diagnosis gets life back through trial at Moffitt

Jorge Manchola, a retired Air Force staff sergeant, was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer in 2023. The cancer had spread to his lungs and brain, leaving him in constant pain and unable to walk. 

Kingdom of God Global Church seeks return of millions seized in money laundering, forced labor case

The Kingdom of God Global Church filed a petition Dec. 30, seeking to reclaim money and physical assets that were seized after two of the church’s leaders were arrested in August of last year. 

Largo man driving SUV with emergency lights arrested for impersonating law enforcement: HCSO

A man is facing multiple charges after deputies say he impersonated law enforcement by activating red and blue emergency lights on his vehicle while driving through Tampa.

$1.4M awarded to Tampa Fire Rescue to give crash victims blood transfusions before reaching hospitals

The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) awarded the City of Tampa Fire Rescue a $1.4 million grant to launch a pre-hospital blood transfusion program, allowing paramedics to give trauma patients blood at the scene or en route to the hospital.