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  1. AI firm TheIncLab expanding Ybor City headquarters, adding 40 jobs
    2 hours ago• Business
    TheIncLab is relocating its headquarters to Ybor City's historic El Pasaje building.
  2. Manatee Viewing Center at Tampa Electric reopens next week
    2 hours ago• Things To Do
    Since the 1970s, visitors have come to see the manatees that gather in the winter at Tampa Electric's Big Bend Power Station. The viewing center, which closed last season because of COVID-19, will reopen Nov. 1.
  3. 10 things to do with kids in November in the Tampa Bay area
    2 hours ago• Kids & Family
    Nathan Benderson Park in Sarasota has set up a maze that’s free and an ideal way to let children explore. The maze, which is next to the park’s playground, will be up until after Thanksgiving.
  5. Rats! Tampa still on Orkin’s list of rattiest cities
    Yesterday• Tampa
    A list you'd rather not be on: Tampa came in at No. 50 on Orkin's annual list of the Top 50 Rattiest Cities.
  6. Tampa Police officer crashes while responding to call, police say
    Yesterday• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  7. Can Florida quit OSHA over vaccines? Top GOP lawmakers will try
    Oct. 22• Politics
    The Occupational Safety and Health Administration fined Gopher Resources in Tampa more than $319,000 after a series in the Tampa Bay Times revealed workplace dangers.
  8. USF extends presidential search timeline
    Oct. 22• Education
    USF's presidential search committee includes, from left, Jose Valiente, Mike Griffin, Alberto Pimentel and Oscar Horton, shown in a meeting on Oct. 22. The committee announced Friday it would extend its timeline.
  9. Hillsborough firefighter dies from coronavirus complications
    Oct. 22• Health
    A county news release described Giovanni Ciancio as a "courageous and honorable firefighter."
  10. Boy, 15, arrested in Tampa shooting death of 15-year-old girl
    Oct. 22• Crime
    The boy was charged with manslaughter after the girl died, police reported on Friday.
  11. A Tampa City Council meeting turned into an angry spat. Why?
    Oct. 22• Tampa
    Council members Charlie Miranda (left) and Bill Carlson (right) engaged in an explosive exchange Thursday.
  12. ZooTampa switches to more sustainable aluminum cups
    Oct. 22• Theme Parks
    ZooTampa's new aluminum cups, which are made by the Ball Corporation, are "infinitely recyclable."
  13. Tampa Bay transit authority vows to pay more of its own costs
    Oct. 22• Transportation
    A rendering from WSP Engineering shows what a potential neighborhood station could look like for a 41-mile bus rapid transit line connecting Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties.
  14. Tampa’s La Segunda Bakery is bringing its Cuban bread to Publix
    Oct. 22• Business
    Fresh-baked Cuban bread on racks at La Segunda Bakery in Tampa.
  15. USF researchers hope electrochemical nose will ‘sniff’ out COVID
    Oct. 22• Health
    Mohammad Hossain, left, USF Ph.D. student, and Arash Takshi, associate professor with the Department of Electrical Engineering at the University of South Florida, each hold a glass slide with a prototype sensor they are hoping to use to be able to detect COVID-19 or other pathogens.
  16. Actually, the Cuban sandwich was not ‘invented’ in Tampa, says historian
    Oct. 22• History
    A Cuban sandwich photographed on the banks of the Hillsborough River at the University of Tampa.
  17. Submit your 2021 Tampa Bay holiday events to our calendar
    Oct. 21• Things To Do
    Hundreds of lights, holiday decorations and entertainers bring Christmas Town to life during the holiday season at Busch Gardens in Tampa.
  18. Tampa’s sidewalk ordinance advances, but questions remain
    Oct. 21• Tampa
    If the ordinance passes a final vote on Dec. 2, it will make it more difficult for home builders to avoid putting in a sidewalk.
  19. Tampa International Airport breaks ground on $25 million hangar, office
    Oct. 21• Business
    Tampa International Airport CEO Joe Lopano speaks during a groundbreaking ceremony for a 110,000-square-foot hangar and office space at the Sheltair Aviation campus in Tampa on Thursday.
  20. 5 questions for John Morgan on law firm’s jingle contest
    Oct. 21• Business
    John Morgan, head of Morgan & Morgan, shown in his offices in downtown Orlando. His career started with the Yellow Pages and billboards in the early ‘80s. Now his firm is offering $100,000 to the winner of an advertising jingle contest.
  21. I-275 expansion work in Tampa to begin Monday
    Oct. 21• Transportation
    Drivers negotiate I-275 Thursday in Tampa. Work begins Monday to add new lanes to I-275 from north of the I-4 interchange to Hillsborough Avenue.
  22. Tampa airport sets express curbside check-in for flyers without checked bags
    Oct. 21• Business
    This rendering shows the interior of Tampa International Airport's Blue Express Curbside check-in area, which will be open to travelers without checked bags on Nov. 16.
  23. Tampa lawyer forges his own path, ‘trying to impact change where you can’
    Oct. 21• Business
    Attorney Cory Person outside the the George E. Edgecomb Courthouse in Tampa.
  24. Hillsborough commissioner seeks expedited building inspection rules
    Oct. 20• Hillsborough
    Rescue workers work in the rubble at the Champlain Towers South Condo in Surfside in this June 25, file photo. A Hillsborough County commissioner asked for a local building recertification program in the aftermath of the collapse.
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