'May Day' protests sweep across Tampa Bay area

May 1, also known as "May Day," has long been a day of protest and demonstration — a chance for Americans to raise their voices on urgent issues. This year, demonstrators gathered in cities across Florida, including St. Petersburg, Sarasota and Tampa, to mark the day with calls for action on a range of concerns, from immigration to workers’ rights.

Accused romance scammer swindles Sun City man out of $800K: HCSO

A 92-year-old Sun City man fell prey to a bank and romance scam that cost him more than $800,000, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office. 

Video: Crews battle large fire at Tampa home

Tampa firefighters battled a large fire that engulfed a home early Thursday, according to Tampa Fire Rescue.

Cross Bay Ferry makes final voyage with future possibilities still afloat

The Cross Bay Ferry made its final voyage Monday evening, ending its seasonal service connecting downtown Tampa and downtown St. Petersburg on a high note – with sold-out seats and record-breaking ridership.

Tampa nonprofit president accused of fraud after more than 100 seniors displaced from community

The president of an organization that filed for bankruptcy and displaced more than 100 seniors from a Tampa community is now accused of misappropriating funds, state investigators said Wednesday.

USF approves updated football stadium plan. Here's the timeline for construction

The University of South Florida's Board of Trustees has signed off on an updated plan for the school's on-campus football stadium, with upgrades to the facility's design leading to increased costs.

PTSD clinic offering Bay Area veterans support

A non-invasive, drug-free treatment program to boost the mental health of veterans and first responders is now available in Tampa, free of charge.

Tampa leaders announce major project to redevelop downtown’s north end

Tampa leaders announced a major project on Tuesday to redevelop the north end of downtown, eventually transforming it into an urban housing district. 

Florida Senate votes to remove fluoride from public water supply

Florida could become the second state in the country to ban the addition of fluoride to public water supplies, following Utah earlier this year.

2 hurt in crash after Hillsborough County deputy turns in front of motorcycle: FHP

Two people were seriously injured after their motorcycle and a Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office SUV crashed early Tuesday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Wall collapses at Tampa USPS package sorting facility

There will likely be a disruption in package services in Tampa after a concrete wall collapsed at a USPS package sorting facility on Monday night, according to the president of the American Postal Workers Union in Tampa. 

Real ID deadline set for May 7: What to know when traveling

Starting on May 7, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) will begin enforcing the Real ID requirement.

Mayor Castor to serve on Trump's FEMA Review Council

President Donald Trump has tapped Tampa Mayor Jane Castor to serve on the new FEMA Review Council, federal officials announced Monday.

Lithia mother, infant son still missing 32 years after disappearance: 'Living a nightmare'

It's a painful anniversary for the family of young Lithia mother, Bonnie Lee Dages, who vanished along with her four-month-old son, Jeremy, 32 years ago. They are still left without answers as investigators continue searching for the 18-year-old mother and son.