Food + Beer opens ninth location in Town 'n' Country
A packed opening day welcomed Food + Beer to Town ’n’ Country as the Sarasota-based sports bar introduced its scratch-made menu, craft cocktails and late-night atmosphere to Tampa.
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SOF Week brings economic impact, highlights Tampa’s military community
SOF Week returns to downtown Tampa May 18-21, bringing thousands of military personnel, defense leaders and visitors to the area along with demonstrations, road closures and heavy traffic.
From classroom to published authors: LLT Academy Tampa students imagine inventions for America’s future
35 third graders at LLT Academy Tampa Charter School celebrated becoming published authors while sharing creative inventions inspired by America’s upcoming 250th birthday.
Downtown Tampa road closures, traffic delays expected through May 30
Downtown Tampa drivers can expect major traffic delays, lane reductions and road closures from May 18 through May 30 due to demolition work and SOF Week events near the Tampa Convention Center.
Advocates call on Tampa City Council to act on affordable energy reforms
Local advocacy groups are calling on Tampa City Council to support affordable energy reforms after proposed bills failed during Florida’s 2026 legislative session, while concerns over rising TECO electric bills continue.
In honor of Older Americans Month, PCSO highlights growing scam threats in Pinellas County
As part of Older Americans Month, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office is warning residents about common scams targeting older adults, including tech support fraud, fake bank alerts and scammers impersonating law enforcement officers.
Plant City to celebrate America’s 250th birthday on Armed Forces Day
Plant City will celebrate America’s 250th birthday on May 16 to honor military service members during the city’s “Berry Nifty at Two-Fifty” community celebration.
Overcrowded shelters, rising strays: kitten season escalates across Tampa Bay
Kitten season is increasing the number of stray and feral cats across Tampa Bay, putting pressure on local shelters and prompting rescue groups to call for more community involvement in spaying, neutering and fostering efforts.
One video, one visit changes life for Pinellas Park restaurant owner
A viral video sparked a wave of community support, helping a Pinellas Park restaurant owner move closer to a permanent home.
Keeping It 99: West Tampa Cafe Brews Coffee and Community
99 Cafe is opening in West Tampa, bringing a modern space and a community-focused mission led by a local manager who built lasting relationships in the area. Grand opening is May 2 from 11 a.m to 3 p.m.
Ybor’s main strip to reopen early after phase two bricking project
Phase two of the 7th Avenue Bricking Project is completed ahead of schedule. 17th and 19th street will reopen Monday.
New $30K grant brings community ideas to Tampa neighborhood spaces
A new $30,000 grant from the Tampa Downtown Partnership will fund community-driven projects aimed at reimagining neighborhood spaces, with applications open through May 31.
Salcines Park reopens in West Tampa after $1.4M renovation
Salcines Park, in West Tampa, has reopened following a $1.4 million renovation by the Tampa Community Redevelopment Agency. The redesign centers around the “Faces of West Tampa” mural, honoring community leaders while creating a refreshed space for residents and visitors to connect.
‘Liberty by the Bay’ lights up Tampa with drone show, fireworks this Fourth of July
The City of Tampa is preparing its largest-ever “Liberty by the Bay” celebration to mark the nation’s 250th anniversary, bringing a full evening of Fourth of July festivities to Julian B. Lane Park and locations across the city.
Country Thunder, Hurricane Help Florida team up to aid hurricane recovery efforts
Country Thunder is partnering with Hurricane Help Florida to raise money for families still recovering from the 2024 hurricane season, using discount HELPFL at checkout.
Tampa community honors 3Rs winners for environmental art, poetry
For Earth Day, families gathered to celebrate the 21st annual 3Rs winners, recognizing students who created artwork and poetry promoting environmental stewardship.
Residents Seek Answers on Flooding, Schools and Housing at HOPE Action
Around 1,000 people gathered for the HOPE Nehemiah Action, an event where community members listened to school board officials, city officials and Superintendent Van Ayres responses to questions on key concerns including stormwater drainage ponds, youth education and the county’s affordable housing trust fund.
Outside the Cage: Manny Fernandez Finds His Purpose
Manny Fernandez is a Tampa-based striking coach who has trained fighters competing around the world. His path to the corner was not easy, marked by loss, depression and a search for identity. Today, he works with athletes competing in the UFC, PFL, OTX, Showtime Boxing, BKFC and Dirty Boxing.