ZooTampa helps efforts to restore Puerto Rican crested toad population

Thousands of tadpoles got a one-way ticket from Tampa to the Caribbean last week. It is an effort by ZooTampa at Lowery Park to help save a species nearly 1,200 miles away.

Employers being 'ghosted' by prospective employees

It’s a job seeker’s market right now with plenty of options, so business experts said that trend is forming among some candidates.

Tampa Bay True Crime series: Twitter hacker Graham Clark

Graham Clark is now serving a three-year prison sentence for hacking Twitter, dozens of celebrities and stealing tens of thousands of dollars in Bitcoin.

Record-breaking travel weekend expected at Tampa airport

Travel experts predict a major bounce back in air travel on Memorial Day weekend. Tampa International Airport is preparing to see more people this weekend than they've seen in more than a year.

Civil rights groups support TPD review board revamp

Civil rights groups are urging Tampa’s leaders to make changes to the police department's citizens review board. The issue is pitting the city council against Mayor Jane Castor.

Accused Strawberry Crest teacher died by suicide, autopsy shows

Authorities have confirmed that a Hillsborough County teacher died by suicide last Thursday, just one day after his arrest for allegedly soliciting nude photos from an undercover detective posing as a minor.

Seminole Hard Rock holding job fair for 300 positions

If you’re looking for a job, you may want to head to the casino. The Seminole Hard Rock is hosting a career fair Tuesday in hopes of hiring 300 people.

‘Distinguished’ gentlemen in dapper duds drove throughout Bay Area to draw attention to men’s health issues

On Sunday, Bay Area streets were filled with hundreds of men, dressed to the nines riding on their motorcycles. It was all part of the ‘Distinguished Gentleman’s Ride’ which strives to bring awareness to health issues men face.

Tampa police trying to identify people of interest in Riverwalk shooting

The Tampa Police Department is asking for the public’s helping to identify three people of interest after shooting along Tampa’s Riverwalk.

Tampa’s Pride parade marks milestone of putting pandemic in the past

Tens of thousands of people lined the streets of Ybor City Saturday for Tampa’s 6th annual Pride celebration, which was the first parade the city held since the beginning of the pandemic.

Finding volunteers for clinical trials proves difficult, even during a pandemic

People reach for medicine every day without a second thought about how it came to them, but those drugs, vaccines, and medical treatments all go through clinical trials to test them first.

Tampa Pride is first in country for 2021

Tampa Pride in Ybor City is not only the community’s first event and parade since the pandemic, but it’s also the first pride celebration in the country.

'A piece of art': Tampa doctor's Babe Ruth baseball card could become most expensive ever sold

The baseball card collection of the late Dr. Thomas Newman is expected to go for more than $20 million at auction next month. The collection’s crown jewel is an ultra-rare 1933 Babe Ruth card; finding one is "like winning the lottery," one expert says.

Incoming University of Tampa students scrambling for place to live

They say they were "guaranteed" housing by the University of Tampa, but a growing list of incoming freshmen are now searching for a place to live after being told the housing they were promised is now very unlikely.

Strawberry Crest teacher dies one day after arrest

Authorities say a Hillsborough teacher, accused of soliciting nude photos from an undercover detective posing as a minor, died just one day after his arrest.