Crystal Clark
FOX 13 Tampa Bay
Tampa, FL, United States
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Univ. of Florida team develops flu-detection device
This past flu season was one of the worst in nearly a decade. The virus killed 160 children in a national epidemic and thousands more were hospitalized, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. → Read More
Beware public USB charging stations, possible hacks
Public charging stations at airports, parks, and coffee shops can be lifesavers when your phone battery is dying. Security experts warn, however, that thieves can steal your information depending... → Read More
Sounds of silence: Organist returns to Tampa Theatre for weekend show
Long before movies had suspenseful music, explosions, or even dialogue, keeping an audience on the edge of their seats rested in the hands and fingers of a movie theater organist. → Read More
Hillsborough County uses software to track mosquitoes
In the summer of 2016, Zika virus brought fear to the minds of many Floridians, especially pregnant women. → Read More
Survivors of Pinellas Park High shooting remember, 30 years later
Just three days prior to the shooting at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, where 17 people were killed, students and staff from one of the first school shootings to make headlines honored the 30-year anniversary of their ordeal. → Read More
West Tampa residents being priced out of changing neighborhood
There's a transformation happening in West Tampa. New construction, like the up-and-coming Julian B. Lane Park and the Heights Public Market, is leading more people to look for homes in one of the oldest neighborhoods in the city -- but with more demand comes higher costs. → Read More
Roads, skies packed with holiday travelers
The holiday rush is growing at Tampa International Airport, as millions of travelers prepare to fly for the holiday season. → Read More
Teen's text to boyfriend was her last before fatal crash
A simple text message took the life of 19-year-old Angelina Holloway. → Read More
Pack of dogs kills FFA student's goats
A Hillsborough County family is hoping to find the owner of the dogs that slaughtered five of their goats, and injured a sixth goat, last week. → Read More
Veterans Entrepreneurship Program helps veterans forward after service
When military men and women return home from service, some want to take another big risk by going into business for themselves. → Read More
Expert suggests churches train for active shooters
The deadly Texas church shooting has churches across the nation reviewing their safety plans. Active-shooter training for the whole congregation is one way a former law enforcement officer recommends people can get prepared. → Read More
Lawmaker renews push to ban dog racing
Florida voters may get to decide if dog racing should be banned in the state in 2018. A Hillsborough County senator is pushing to shut down the 12 dog tracks in Florida, including ones in Sarasota and St. Petersburg. → Read More
100-year-old hurricane victim still feels 'blessed,' despite damage
Adele Durrance turned 100 on Friday. She spent the day as she does every day now -- picking up debris at her home of 60 years, hoping she'll be able to repair all of the hurricane damage one day. → Read More
Section of Channelside coming down
Big changes are happening in Channelside Bay Plaza: it's the first day of demolition. Construction crews are tearing down a wing to make room for a project known as Water Street Tampa. → Read More
New bell schedule proposed by Hillsborough Co. schools
Parents and students will have to reset their alarm clocks next school year. The bell schedule is changing for elementary, middle, and high school students at Hillsborough County Public Schools. → Read More
Shelter opened for Withlacoochee River evacuees
An evacuation shelter has been designated by Hernando County Emergency Management for evacuees from flooding of the Withlacoochee River. → Read More
Athletes play on despite Texas flooding
The sports world is feeling the impact of Hurricane Harvey. → Read More
Solar eclipse glasses available Monday at some Bay Area libraries
With Eclipse Mania in full effect, the coveted eclipse-watching glasses are hard to come by three days before the once in a lifetime event. → Read More
Lake Wales wants dog's grave moved from city park
It's a touching tribute to a dog who died: Someone apparently buried their pet under a tree at Lake Wales Park. But the city says it has to go; it's not allowed on city property. → Read More
Tenants evicted from mobile homes in disrepair
Just three steps into Olga Cintron's mobile home, the first thing a visitor will see is the low-hanging ceiling, wooden wall panels barely hanging on, and an air conditioning unit duct taped onto the kitchen window. → Read More