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The main exhibit center at the Museum of Science & Industry in Tampa once stirred the imagination with dinosaurs and stars. Now, it's empty, but on the verge of rebirth as a movie studio.
MOSI the favored site as Hillsborough takes steps to establish film studio
The County Commission has set aside $2 million for the project as the Film Commission studies the demand for it.
Yesterday• Hillsborough
Tampa police investigating homicide in north Tampa
Stay with tampabay.com for the latest news and updates. Times
A seriously injured man found near Fowler Avenue and 22nd Street died at a hospital, police said.
Yesterday• Breaking News
Can East Tampa pot facility be stopped? Our hands are tied, city says
The Tampa City Council was told Thursday that it had little power to prevent a medical marijuana cultivation, processing and dispensary approved for East Tampa. ANDREW SELSKY | AP
Trulieve plans to open a facility near a recovery center. State preemption prevents the city from taking action.
Sep. 19• Tampa
‘How’d I get him in the back?’ New details in shooting of unarmed teen.
A Hillsborough County sheriff's deputy responding to a domestic violence call shot an unarmed 17-year-old along Skipper Road in north Tampa on March 26. The deputy thought the teen was pulling a gun. The teen was paralyzed and the Hillsborough County State Attorney's Office has ruled that the deputy will not face charges. OCTAVIO JONES | Times
A Hillsborough deputy was cleared because he thought the boy, 17, had a gun. Records show how it happened.
Sep. 19• Hillsborough

LATEST

  1. Consultants blitz through Hillsborough before searching for a superintendent
    Yesterday• Gradebook
    Sandra Gero, a regional search associate at Ray and Associates, hosts a meeting at the Middleton High School auditorium and gathers public comments on what people are looking for for the next Hillsborough County School Superintendent on Thursday, Sept. 19, 2019 in Tampa. LUIS SANTANA | Times
    Using public meetings and a survey, they’re painting a picture of the ideal school leader.
  2. MOSI the favored site as Hillsborough takes steps to establish film studio
    Yesterday• Hillsborough
    The main exhibit center at the Museum of Science & Industry in Tampa once stirred the imagination with dinosaurs and stars. Now, it's empty, but on the verge of rebirth as a movie studio.
    The County Commission has set aside $2 million for the project as the Film Commission studies the demand for it.
  3. Tampa gets federal money to expand body camera program
    Yesterday• Tampa
    Tampa Mayor Jane Castor announces federal grants Friday that will equip at least 600 officers with body cameras. CHARLIE FRAGO | Charlie Frago
    Mayor Jane Castor announces a nearly $600,000 Department of Justice grant Friday.
  4. GoPuff: Up-and-coming app feeds Tampa residents’ snack addictions
    Yesterday• Business
    Snack-focused delivery app GoPuff launched in Tampa in February. It serves the area surrounding the University of South Florida. GoPuff
    Flamin’ Hot Cheetos or Funyuns? GoPuff says it has the data for which snack Floridians love the most.
  5. Tampa police investigating homicide in north Tampa
    Yesterday• Breaking News
    Stay with tampabay.com for the latest news and updates. Times
    A seriously injured man found near Fowler Avenue and 22nd Street died at a hospital, police said.
  6. Can East Tampa pot facility be stopped? Our hands are tied, city says
    Sep. 19• Tampa
    The Tampa City Council was told Thursday that it had little power to prevent a medical marijuana cultivation, processing and dispensary approved for East Tampa. ANDREW SELSKY | AP
    Trulieve plans to open a facility near a recovery center. State preemption prevents the city from taking action.
  7. How a Tampa Bay ethical hacker helps companies with security
    Sep. 19• Business
    Jessica LaBouve, a penetration tester for cybersecurity company A-LIGN, poses for a portrait in the A-LIGN office on Thursday, Sept. 12, 2019 in Tampa. Companies hire A-LIGN to figure out where their digital security weak spots are, and LaBouve is one of the "benevolent hackers" that finds them. ALLIE GOULDING | Times
    Jessica LaBouve of A-LIGN works with companies to make their applications and platforms more secure.
  8. He bought a cemetery on Craigslist. Now, he seeks a nonprofit manager.
    Sep. 19• Tampa
    Patrick Thorpe, who owns part of Marti/Colon Cemetery in West Tampa, wants to start a nonprofit group to cover the costs of burial grounds that are falling into disrepair. OCTAVIO JONES | Times
    Architect Patrick Thorpe is working to keep old Tampa cemeteries from falling further into disrepair.
  9. ‘How’d I get him in the back?’ New details in shooting of unarmed teen.
    Sep. 19• Hillsborough
    A Hillsborough County sheriff's deputy responding to a domestic violence call shot an unarmed 17-year-old along Skipper Road in north Tampa on March 26. The deputy thought the teen was pulling a gun. The teen was paralyzed and the Hillsborough County State Attorney's Office has ruled that the deputy will not face charges. OCTAVIO JONES | Times
    A Hillsborough deputy was cleared because he thought the boy, 17, had a gun. Records show how it happened.
  10. Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming coming to Carrollwood
    Sep. 19• Hillsborough
    Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming is coming to Carrollwood this fall. [Courtesy of Woof Gang Bakery & Grooming]
    The Orlando-based franchise is a specialty retailer of pet food and supplies.
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