Bradenton first responders pivot from training to real-life water tower rescue

Bradenton fire crews rescued an injured maintenance worker from a local water tower on Tuesday morning after the man became trapped during a sandblasting operation.

Tampa's Liberty Smokehouse blends classic French technique with bold BBQ

In this week’s Made In Tampa Bay, we’re introducing you to a veteran and classically trained chef who is bringing refined technique to the world of smoke, fire and bold flavor.

John Travolta teams up with University of Tampa professor for directorial debut

A University of Tampa assistant film professor is celebrating a massive career milestone after serving as the cinematographer for actor John Travolta’s first directed feature film.

Free swim lessons helping Pinellas County students build lifesaving water safety skills

As temperatures rise and families head to pools and beaches across Florida, water safety experts say swim lessons are one of the most important skills a child can learn.

Driver hospitalized after fence post pierces windshield in Brooksville

A driver survived a wreck Wednesday morning after a wooden fence post impaled a windshield during a single-vehicle accident at a Brooksville intersection, according to Hernando County Fire Rescue.

Tampa twins finish as Gaither High School co-valedictorians with 8.24 GPAs

Everything Abigail and Annabelle Smith have done in life, they’ve done together. From the biggest milestones to the smallest everyday moments, it has all led to this.

Deadly shooting in Tampa under investigation: HCSO

A man was shot and killed in Tampa on Wednesday morning, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's office.

Why is this Pinellas County home sitting 25 feet in the air?

A Pinellas County home sitting 25 feet in the air on temporary wooden supports is gaining widespread attention online as construction crews work below the structure to rebuild its foundation.

Plant City family quadruple murder case remains unsolved nearly 1 month later

Nearly a month since Plant City police found a woman and her children and their grandmother killed, there are still more questions than answers in the community.

St. Pete launches program to expand community gardens and food forests

St. Petersburg city leaders want to grow community gardens and add two to three food forests through the new Community Urban Agriculture Program.