Elections supervisor: DMV glitch kept people from voting

Dozens of voters in the Tampa Bay area claim their party registration was switched without their knowledge, and it prevented them from casting ballots in the statewide primary in March.

One Tank Trip: Westgate River Ranch

So maybe you haven't ridden a horse for a while, never rounded up cattle, or tried to stay on a twisting, turning mechanical bull? Now you can live all your cowboy, or girl dreams at Westgate's River Ranch. It covers hundreds of beautiful acres on the KIssimmee River, 30 miles east of Lake Wales on State Road 60.

Frontier billing, service issues continue

Dozens of complaints continue after Frontier Communications took over internet and television services from Verizon FIOS accounts in Tampa in early April.

USF duo's device promises to sniff out fish fakes

Today, about 90 percent of the seafood consumed in the United States is imported from other countries -- China is one of the biggest suppliers. It's a big business, and the temptation to cheat is high.

Recovering from rattlesnake bite, 10 years later

For most of us, snakes tap into a hard-wired fear. For entomologist Daniel Dye, snakes are a way of life. 

The birth of a Publix

It's 45,000 square feet, mostly empty right now. But as we watch, employees will take 40 truckloads of groceries to fill this brand new Publix in less than 14 days -- and that's just the start.

Parkinson's patients find relief by pedaling

As many as one million Americans are living with Parkinson's. There is no cure, but recent studies have shown that pedaling a bicycle at a rapid pace can decrease symptoms by 35 percent.

Florida issues new military license plates

Veterans and active duty military now have six new special license plates to choose from. But be prepared to show your paperwork if you want one.

Harris County investigating surge in 'sliders' and 'jugging' cases

Fox 26 News has learned there are at least ten financial institutions being monitored by Harris County undercover investigators.

Cancer victim slips through Obamacare loophole

While federal health care reform was intended to provide universal coverage, millions of people continue to slip through the cracks  -- including hundreds of thousands in Florida like Raymond Martineau, who thought they would not lose coverage when they get sick.

FAA launches early review of Allegiant Air

Federal airline investigators have begun a review of Allegiant Air's operations two years before it was scheduled after several high-profile maintenance scares last summer.

Embedded electrode brings relief to Parkinson's patient

Twelve years ago, Lenny Sloan faced one of the toughest moments in his life.  His doctors diagnosed him with early onset Parkinson's disease.

St. Anthony's triathlon to create a traffic snag in St. Petersburg

Select streets will temporarily close to accommodate thousands of athletes racing on foot and on bikes while competing in the 33rd annual St.

Faith in Action: mural painter

Nate Baranowski's studio is out in the elements. To reach his canvas, he needs some heavy machinery. The mural artist thinks big when it comes to his talents.

Earth Watch: EcoFest

Their motto is simple. Every day is Earth Day at the Learning Gate Community School in Lutz.

Alligator bites retired police dog, who probably bit back

A retired K-9 in Florida is recovering after being bitten by an alligator that so far is eluding capture.

Business loses Frontier phone service days after switch

Marty Skapik's business is a playground for thrill seekers, but for the past six days, customers trying to reach Cycle Springs Powersports in Clearwater have been anything but thrilled.

Tampa family thanks March of Dimes for son's survival

Saving babies is the March of Dimes' mission, and survival rates for babies born prematurely are on the rise.