Putin's Pinellas pal: Don't have to like him to work with him
While pundits debate Vladimir Putin's motivations in the war on terror and U.S. intelligence officials asses his next moves, they could draw some insight from Carl Kuttler, a retired educator from Pinellas County.
While pundits debate Vladimir Putin's motivations in the war on terror and U.S. intelligence officials asses his next moves, they could draw some insight from Carl Kuttler, a retired educator from Pinellas County.
Ben & Jerry's Chocolate Fudge Brownie Pint Slices recalled
Ben & Jerry’s is recalling its Ben & Jerry’s Chocolate Fudge Brownie Pint Slices, which may have the wrong treats inside.
Ben & Jerry’s is recalling its Ben & Jerry’s Chocolate Fudge Brownie Pint Slices, which may have the wrong treats inside.
Bayside High School's Marquis Strickland: Pushed to the limit
You never know what someone is made of until they truly are pushed to their limit; until they reach what seems like the point of no return.
You never know what someone is made of until they truly are pushed to their limit; until they reach what seems like the point of no return.
Building a better tomato, one bloom at a time
The tomato is a versatile food, used in many recipes. It's a big part of the American diet. Now a University of Florida professor is looking at ways to make it better for the consumer.
The tomato is a versatile food, used in many recipes. It's a big part of the American diet. Now a University of Florida professor is looking at ways to make it better for the consumer.
Former first responder still waiting for relief through Amendment 3
Last year, Florida voters honored the men and women who dedicate their lives to fighting crime, rescuing the injured and saving lives. Voters overwhelmingly passed Amendment 3 to give a 100-percent property tax exemption to permanently disabled first responders who are permanently disabled in the line of duty.
Last year, Florida voters honored the men and women who dedicate their lives to fighting crime, rescuing the injured and saving lives. Voters overwhelmingly passed Amendment 3 to give a 100-percent property tax exemption to permanently disabled first responders who are permanently disabled in the line of duty.
Florida's medical marijuana deal goes up in smoke
Unable to bridge a gap over how many marijuana dispensaries the state should have, Florida lawmakers Friday failed to pass legislation that would have created a framework to carry out a constitutional amendment legalizing medical marijuana for a wide variety of patients.
Unable to bridge a gap over how many marijuana dispensaries the state should have, Florida lawmakers Friday failed to pass legislation that would have created a framework to carry out a constitutional amendment legalizing medical marijuana for a wide variety of patients.
Hometown Heroes: Mr. Lupton feeds stomachs and souls
If you've lived in the Tampa Bay Area awhile, you've probably heard of Mr. Lupton's BBQ and Catering. Mr. Lupton opened the restaurant on Busch Boulevard in Tampa back in 1969.
If you've lived in the Tampa Bay Area awhile, you've probably heard of Mr. Lupton's BBQ and Catering. Mr. Lupton opened the restaurant on Busch Boulevard in Tampa back in 1969.
Dementia patients find comfort in robotic pets
There are furry felines comforting dementia patients in the Memory Unit at Freedom Square Senior Living in Seminole, but no one is changing litter boxes or filling food bowls. Instead, they're changing batteries.
There are furry felines comforting dementia patients in the Memory Unit at Freedom Square Senior Living in Seminole, but no one is changing litter boxes or filling food bowls. Instead, they're changing batteries.
Bucs' Martin bruised in traffic crash
Police say Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin suffered very minor injuries in a traffic crash this afternoon.
Police say Tampa Bay Buccaneers running back Doug Martin suffered very minor injuries in a traffic crash this afternoon.
Young outside, but old inside: The dangers of prediabetes
With every push of a pedal and step on the road, Heather Shrouds is one stride closer to a world champion competition representing the United States.
With every push of a pedal and step on the road, Heather Shrouds is one stride closer to a world champion competition representing the United States.
Judge blasts accused USF player; has words for coach, too
A Hillsborough County judge had harsh words for University of South Florida football coach Charlie Strong on Wednesday, before setting a high bond for one of his players accused of sexual battery.
A Hillsborough County judge had harsh words for University of South Florida football coach Charlie Strong on Wednesday, before setting a high bond for one of his players accused of sexual battery.
Fla. spends millions fighting for oyster industry; fishermen say it's a waste
Florida is spending a fortune on a legal battle to help our state's oyster industry, but some oyster fishermen say the state is wasting our money on a flawed strategy.
Florida is spending a fortune on a legal battle to help our state's oyster industry, but some oyster fishermen say the state is wasting our money on a flawed strategy.
Pinellas voters overwhelmingly approve Al Lang referendum
It was a big win for the Tampa Bay Rowdies, but not on the field. Their Tuesday night victory came from Pinellas County voting booths.
It was a big win for the Tampa Bay Rowdies, but not on the field. Their Tuesday night victory came from Pinellas County voting booths.
USF football player arrested on sex charges
University of South Florida football player Ladarrius Jackson is facing some serious charges.
University of South Florida football player Ladarrius Jackson is facing some serious charges.
WATCH: Workers' comp fraud caught on tape
People faking an injury to get a big payout from workers’ compensation: It’s a problem you could be paying for.
People faking an injury to get a big payout from workers’ compensation: It’s a problem you could be paying for.
Florida Agriculture Commissioner running for governor
Republican Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam filed paperwork to run for governor on Monday and will formally announce his candidacy during an event in his hometown next week.
Republican Agriculture Commissioner Adam Putnam filed paperwork to run for governor on Monday and will formally announce his candidacy during an event in his hometown next week.
Billing issue leaves Florida Blue customers seeing red
Customers of Florida Blue are reporting the insurer has mistakenly withdrawn hundreds of even thousands of dollars from their accounts, leaving many of them severely withdrawn.
Customers of Florida Blue are reporting the insurer has mistakenly withdrawn hundreds of even thousands of dollars from their accounts, leaving many of them severely withdrawn.
For many, Metropolitan Ministries provides more than hope
The halls of the Tampa campus of Metropolitan Ministries bring back a lot of memories for Melanie Rojas-Silva, both good and bad.
The halls of the Tampa campus of Metropolitan Ministries bring back a lot of memories for Melanie Rojas-Silva, both good and bad.
USF student takes on cancer -- by fishing
Savannah Billet is fishing for the fight. She's teaming up with two of her USF St. Petersburg classmates for her latest mission to make a difference.
Savannah Billet is fishing for the fight. She's teaming up with two of her USF St. Petersburg classmates for her latest mission to make a difference.
USF to battle financial illiteracy
It's a younger generation that's diverse and highly educated. But when it comes to money matters, they could apparently use some advice.
It's a younger generation that's diverse and highly educated. But when it comes to money matters, they could apparently use some advice.