Sarasota scientist hopes to figure out: What do our baby sharks do-do-do-do-do?

Sharks play an important role in Tampa Bay's ecosystem. But for researchers, there's not a lot of data on local juvenile sharks for them to follow.

Police: Human body part found by angler in Tampa Bay

A fisherman called police early Thursday evening after spotting what looked like a human body part floating in McKay Bay.

B-17 tail gunner reflects on dangers of WWII: 'We had to do our duty'

Whether he’s typing out his daily message to his Facebook friends or carving military vehicles out of wood, at age 99, Meredith Travis’ hands are never idle. Those hands played a pretty big role in winning the second world war.

Red tide blooms could still return during winter months, researchers say

Even though the toxic algae blooms have dissipated and a typical red tide season is from October to December, USF researchers say there’s still a chance for them to return over the next few months.

Gov. DeSantis says Florida will make major infrastructure improvements to Tampa Bay area highways

Earlier this year, the Florida Legislature approved $2 billion in improvements to state highways and seaports. During Monday's press conference, DeSantis announced three projects from the Bay Area set to benefit from the funds: the Howard Frankland Bridge, the Westshore interchange, and the downtown Tampa interchange between I-275 and I-4.

Law enforcement warns boaters, beachgoers to be cautious during Labor Day weekend

Ahead of what’s expected to be a busy Labor Day weekend, Florida officials want to warn the public of safety measures they should remember while on the water.

Piney Point water being treated as ponds fill up

Stormwater being stored at the Piney Point phosphate plant stopped being discharged Friday after not meeting the Department of Environmental Protection’s water quality criteria.

From 7,000 miles away, Bay Area veteran 'shocked' by Afghanistan collapse

The violence unfolding in Afghanistan is hitting close to home for veterans. Many of them spent years of their life dedicated to fighting for their country only to now see all their hard work in jeopardy of being wiped out.

The do's and don'ts of Goodwill donations

Last year Goodwill Suncoast disposed of more than seven million pounds of junk at a hefty cost to the organization. Clothing, shoes and linens are always welcome. Mattresses, televisions with no stands, and heavily worn, or broken furniture are not.

When do you have to stop for a school bus in Florida?

The first day of school is here for most Bay Area students, and unlike last year, most districts have no e-learning option. That means kids and school buses will be on the road, so make sure you're aware of school bus traffic rules.

Despite dwindling presence of red tide, marine life continues to suffer around Tampa Bay

Environmental officials around Tampa Bay are hopeful the worst of red tide is coming to an end as tests show low concentrations in the bay and along Pinellas County's coast.

Red tide prediction map shows worsening conditions on Pinellas County beaches

The map may look like a toddler had some fun with a crayon, but thanks to researchers at the University of South Florida, it actually gives us a way to look at the forecast of red tide for the next few days.

Red tide leaving Tampa Bay, intensifies on beaches

Toxic algae blooms are moving out of Tampa Bay towards the 35-mile stretch of Pinellas County beaches.

FWC, DEP set up office in St. Petersburg to monitor red tide

The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission and the Department of Environmental Protection are working to provide real-time updates on the status of red tide around Tampa Bay's waterways.

Tampa Bay area rent increase outpaces rest of U.S.

According to a new study by the CoStar Group, rents in Tampa Bay are increasing faster than anyplace else in the entire country, up 15.6 percent since January.

Seagrass suffers as red tide kills fish faster than crews can remove them

As the race to remove hundreds of tons of dead fish from Tampa Bay continues, there is rising concern about the health of seagrass as red tide devastates the waterway.