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.
Soldier from Georgia dies in Iraq
The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Inherent Resolve. 1st Lt. Weston C. Lee, 25, of Bluffton, Georgia, died April 29, in Mosul, Iraq, from injuries while conducting security as part of advise and assist support to partnered forces. The incident is under investigation. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 325th Infantry Regiment,...
The Department of Defense announced today the death of a soldier who was supporting Operation Inherent Resolve. 1st Lt. Weston C. Lee, 25, of Bluffton, Georgia, died April 29, in Mosul, Iraq, from injuries while conducting security as part of advise and assist support to partnered forces. The incident is under investigation. He was assigned to the 1st Battalion, 325th Infantry Regiment,...
Hypnotherapy now available over Skype
For the past five years, attorney Gloria Godsey has been turning to hypnosis to help her through pain, stress, even the ringing in her ears.
For the past five years, attorney Gloria Godsey has been turning to hypnosis to help her through pain, stress, even the ringing in her ears.
Man volunteers to clean dirty headstones of veterans
A day off from six days of work typically means a well deserved chance to rest. It could be a fun selfish day, or perhaps a lazy day. But one Florida man has been spending his one day off a week cleaning the tombstones of veterans. Andrew Lumish is known as the “Good Cemeterian” on Facebook, where he posts photographs to show the before and after of each tombstone he’s cleaned.
A day off from six days of work typically means a well deserved chance to rest. It could be a fun selfish day, or perhaps a lazy day. But one Florida man has been spending his one day off a week cleaning the tombstones of veterans. Andrew Lumish is known as the “Good Cemeterian” on Facebook, where he posts photographs to show the before and after of each tombstone he’s cleaned.
Seniors pay hundreds of thousands to PCH scam
Senior citizens are being ripped off by scam artists to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars, or even hundreds of thousands, according to Police Chief Kevin Riley.
Senior citizens are being ripped off by scam artists to the tune of tens of thousands of dollars, or even hundreds of thousands, according to Police Chief Kevin Riley.
WATCH: Driver tows boat without a trailer in Pasco
A Pasco County man caught an unusual sight in Hudson on video as he drove down the road this week.
A Pasco County man caught an unusual sight in Hudson on video as he drove down the road this week.
From football to flips: Pee Wee standout is a fast study
Katelyn Smith stands out on the field. Not only because she is the only player wearing pink cleats on a recent Friday night game, but Katelyn has a knack for making plays -- on both offense and defense.
Katelyn Smith stands out on the field. Not only because she is the only player wearing pink cleats on a recent Friday night game, but Katelyn has a knack for making plays -- on both offense and defense.
Singing helps Parkinson's patients stay sharp
A new technique is helping Parkinson's patients with their speech. They're using their singing voices to better their communication skills.
A new technique is helping Parkinson's patients with their speech. They're using their singing voices to better their communication skills.
State says wildfires likely to get worse
With the state battling 106 wildfires covering 124,000 acres as of Wednesday, Florida's top forestry official warned the fire season has yet to reach its peak.
With the state battling 106 wildfires covering 124,000 acres as of Wednesday, Florida's top forestry official warned the fire season has yet to reach its peak.
Bucs rumored to be next team on HBO's 'Hard Knocks'
The HBO series “Hard Knocks” has been taking viewers inside NFL training camps since its debut in 2001.
The HBO series “Hard Knocks” has been taking viewers inside NFL training camps since its debut in 2001.