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Tree and grass pollen are both at high levels across the Bay Area and will continue to be high through the weekend. → Read More
The MacDonald Training Center is celebrating 70 years of serving the Bay Area, providing thousands of adults with autism and other disabilities with vocational skills training, educational programs, residential support, employment placement, and much more. → Read More
The US Department of Agriculture has proposed new nutrition standards for school meals, targeting sugar and sodium. → Read More
Hit-and-run crashes are a big problem in Florida with an average of 103,000 of them happening per year. → Read More
Three months ago, a stranger performed CPR on a 10-day-old baby inside a Riverview restaurant, bringing the little girl - named Scarlett - back to consciousness. Over the weekend, the child's parents and the good Samaritan reunited. Scarlett's parents said the woman will always be part of their family. → Read More
Mayor Ken Welch is expected to decide on which proposal they’re moving forward with by the end of the month. Meanwhile, consultants hired by the city chose Sugar Hill and Hines/Tampa Bay Rays as the two best options that fit the city’s wants and needs. → Read More
Legacy Expeditions completed their celebratory jump Wednesday, after shattering three records of seven skydives on seven continents in less than seven days. Nine former U.S. and Canadian military service members did it to honor those who gave the ultimate sacrifice. → Read More
During his 3-year battle with pancreatic cancer, Army veteran Michael Thrasher remained loyal – to his wife and his team, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. It was his hope to get to one more game, but time ran out. But with the help of the Bucs Foundation and dedicated hospice workers, Michelle Thrasher will carry his spirit to this weekend’s game. → Read More
While they were out to dinner, Leanna and Randy noticed their 10-day-old daughter was 'completely blue and pale.' She wasn't breathing. That's when a complete stranger at the restaurant jumped in and started CPR, saving Scarlett's life. → Read More
A new COVID-19 omicron subvariant, known as XBB.1.5, is spreading rapidly across the United States. → Read More
Students and staff at Dunedin High School are mourning the loss of a beloved teacher. → Read More
Months have passed since Hurricane Ian hit the state of Florida, problems keep piling up for residents in severely impacted areas. Though local, state, and federal resources have been sent to help, the aftermath left a financial nightmare for many – including snowbirds. → Read More
Cold shelters are open for the fourth night in a row across the Tampa Bay area. → Read More
Christmas will be coming early for the first-grade class of Riverview Elementary School. → Read More
Beachgoers didn’t let a red tide bloom ruin their weekend. → Read More
Port Tampa Bay is about to break a record of having seven ships come in and out over five days. → Read More
More than 120 kids were picked for the North Port Police Department's “Shop with a Cop” event this year. → Read More
Mosquitos have been a big problem throughout Polk County since Hurricane Ian hit three weeks ago. → Read More
Travelers who want to rent a vehicle at Tampa International Airport without a reservation are out of luck. Inventory for rental cars has been low since supply chain issues started last year; and adding Hurricane Ian to the mix has really impacted the amount of rentals available. → Read More
It's time to make sure you are prepared for a big storm as all eyes remain on the tropics heading into the weekend. → Read More