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  1. Embrace your inner Tarzan at Bradenton’s TreeUmph!
    Apr. 19• Outdoors
    If you like hiking with a challenge, the obstacle courses at Bradenton's TreeUmph!, complete with bridges among the trees, might be for you.
  2. Widow of man shot in theater pushes beyond anger to make love his legacy
    Mar. 27• Pasco
    Letters of encouragement come from all over the world for "the Oulson girls," as 10-year-old Alexis calls her and her mom Nicole. Chad Oulson, their father and husband, was shot to death in a Wesley Chapel movie theater eight years ago. The shooter was acquitted.
  3. He was healthy, vaccinated, then had a heart attack. Was it COVID?
    Mar. 16• Health
    Cardiologist Hoshedar Tamboli, left, and his patient Juan Sosa pictured in a patient room at the Heart Vascular & Vein of Tampa Bay in Brandon in January. Sosa, 58, was healthy, vaccinated and recovering from a mild COVID-19 infection in September when he felt pain in his chest. He was having a heart attack, and it would take Tamboli hours to save his life. Sosa's case demonstrated a troubling new discovery that medical researchers are studying: COVID-19 is turning healthy people into cardiac patients and can increase the risk of heart attack or stroke.
  5. How kids at two Tampa schools made it through COVID, as told in a mural
    Mar. 10• Education
    Kendall Ker, 18, adds detail to the top of the wall as she joined other students from Berkeley Preparatory School’s National Art Honor Society who partnered with elementary school students at Town ’n’ Country Elementary to create a mural on an exterior wall, that commemorates the pandemic,Tuesday, March 8, 2022 in Town 'n' Country.
  6. This Tampa Bay kitchen aims to stand up for Ukrainian culture with pierogi
    Mar. 7• Business
    Pierogi Bar, a cottage kitchen restaurant in St. Petersburg, makes pierogi for customers who ordered online on Wednesday March 2, 2022.
  7. Welcome Cuban dancer Irene Rodriguez to Tampa
    Feb. 7• Stage
    Irene Rodriguez, who is a highly acclaimed Cuban dancer, leads a flamenco lesson at Brucie Klay's Dance Center in Tampa on Tuesday, Jan. 25, 2022.
  8. Student activists disrupt Florida 15-week abortion ban hearing
    Jan. 27• Politics
    Taylor Cook, 21, an activist with Students for a Democratic Society, leads chants outside a Florida House committee meeting on Thursday, Jan. 27, 2022.
  9. Behind the scenes of the Bucs-Eagles broadcast on Fox Sports
    Jan. 20• Bucs
    NFL on Fox director Rich Russo directs the over 23 cameras and field crews for the broadcast from the production trailer during the NFC wild-card game between the Bucs and Eagles Sunday at Raymond James Stadium.
  10. Meet the sober hands at the wheel of the Gasparilla pirate ship
    Jan. 19• Entertainment
    Jack Timmel, 34, and his father, John Timmel, 65, who are licensed harbor pilots, serve as the sail masters for the "Jose Gasparilla" pirate ship that leads a flotilla of private boats into downtown Tampa before its signature parade. They are standing in the elevated perch that the captains use on the ship, which was built in 1954 for the festival.
  11. Community celebrates first day of Kwanzaa at St. Pete Youth Farm
    Dec. 28, 2021• Video
    As part of the African-American holiday celebration, people take part in drumming and dancing.
  12. Bald eagles are nesting in Florida. And scavenging the landfills.
    Dec. 23, 2021• Environment
    Three bald eagles perch on a dirt mound at the Hernando County landfill.
  13. The abortion debate is heating up in Florida
    Dec. 20, 2021• Politics
    The abortion debate is coming to Florida.
  14. Korean fried chicken: Watch how Tampa Bay restaurants cook the dish
    Nov. 17, 2021• Video
    Korean fried chicken, Tampa Bay's other KFC.
  15. Afghan refugees arriving in Tampa Bay need apartments
    Nov. 9, 2021• Tampa
    Malalai Rostami sits in her new apartment in Tampa last week. It was furnished with donations collected by Radiant Hands. Rostami, who worked for the U.S. military as an air traffic controller at the Kabul airport, fled Afghanistan after the Taliban took power.
  16. Downtown Tampa can get pretty gross. Just ask the team that cleans it
    Oct. 15, 2021• Business
    Teresa Walls, who oversees daily operations for the Tampa Downtown Partnership’s Clean Team, removes graffiti from an electrical box using a potent solvent called Goof Off.
  17. She has Down syndrome, then got COVID. Could Amanda Hall learn to walk again?
    Sep. 30, 2021• Health
    Amanda Hall, 42, stands with the help of a walker in her Lake Hamilton home. She has Down syndrome, then suffered severe symptoms from COVID-19 in December. It took her months to get back on her feet. "I believe one day she'll put the walker aside and walk again," said her father Walt Hall.
  18. Near Tampa, a dream realized in nuts, baklava, chocolate and Turkish coffee
    Sep. 29, 2021• Business
    Owner Loai Kader, 29, helps a costumer at Roasted!, a shop specializing in Middle Eastern nuts, spices and candy,
  19. Meet a reigning champ of Tampa’s Cuban Sandwich Festival
    Sep. 14, 2021• Video
    Chef Gregory Diaz, founder of Sabor With Love and winner of last year's Cuban Sandwich Festival.
  20. How Tampa Bay’s street poet for hire makes art in minutes
    Sep. 2, 2021• Life & Culture
    Poet-for-hire Giovanni Cerro of St. Petersburg writes poetry for passing guests for free thanks to a sponsorship by Katee Tully of Smith and Associates during the St. Pete Pride celebration on Beach Drive in June in St. Petersburg.
  21. One Small Act: Repairing violins, one at a time
    Sep. 1, 2021• Video
    Shikha Beaver is one of the kids who received a violin repaired by Dunedin-based woodworker, John Sweeny.
  22. Feeding Tampa Bay food bank still seeing high demand
    Aug. 25, 2021• Video
    The staff and volunteer team at Feeding Tampa Bay handles giving out food boxes to the public at distribution centers across 10 counties.
  23. With spearguns, Florida women earned a place among the world’s elite
    Aug. 25, 2021• Sports
    Melody Engle brings up the amberjack she shot in the Gulf of Mexico. Engle started spearfishing about five years ago and is captain of the women's USA spearfishing team that will compete in Italy next month.
  24. Tampa-based filmmakers explore the immigrant experience in new short
    Aug. 10, 2021• Video
    Shady Mawajdeh is the director of "American Immigrant."
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