Ground-penetrating radar has identified possible undocumented graves near Tarpon Springs’ historic Rose Cemetery, reviving questions about the cemetery’s true boundaries and burial records.

Tampa’s 813 Day celebration brings $8.13 specials, mascots, giveaways and a fundraiser for The Florida Aquarium.

Tampa and St. Pete chefs are taking their rivalry to The Coliseum for a hunger-relief fundraiser packed with food, cocktails and bragging rights.

Tampa is adding a 60-bed emergency shelter for veterans experiencing homelessness after a $4.4 million Hillsborough County renovation.

Ride & Run With The Stars returns to Safety Harbor with a new venue, a 10K, a 62-mile bike ride and Santa’s helicopter arrival.

Officials say medically dependent residents should pre‑register for special‑needs shelters now so planners can arrange transport, power and medical monitoring. Here's how to sign up.

An emu strolled through a Sarasota neighborhood Monday, halting traffic and drawing onlookers; a WWSB photo gallery captures the unlikely visitor.

Bullard Family Foundation volunteers packed 30,000 backpacks for Tampa students ahead of an August 8 giveaway at Raymond James Stadium. The event pairs school supplies with free health services.

County budget options include permanently closing a 40‑year‑old Hernando library, threatening programs and services in Brooksville and Spring Hill.

An open letter signed by 86 survivors demands apologies from SBC president Willy Rice and Pastor Jack Graham after both dismissed the denomination's abuse crisis. The signees say the leaders' language discourages survivors and undermines reform.

UTampa and Tampa Police launched a pilot letting seniors complete the police academy while students and move into paid officer roles after graduation.

A private Polk County utility asked regulators for a 479% wastewater rate increase, worrying homeowners already hit with triple‑digit bills and repeated outages.

Pinellas Park says it earned a FEMA CRS Class 5 rating, a move the city says will cut NFIP premiums by 25% for many property owners starting Oct. 1, 2026.