Tampa Bay Area educators and advocacy groups are finding innovative ways to enhance support for LGBTQ+ teens, a particularly vulnerable population during the isolation created by the COVID-19 pandemic.
If you haven't visited downtown Tampa since the pandemic broke out, prepare to be impressed by all the construction taking place, mostly at Water Street Tampa. Buildings taking shape will offer new apartments, offices, shops, university classrooms, hotels, and more.
COVID's disproportionate economic hardship on lower-income Americans is well documented as the pandemic rages on across the nation. In Tampa, community organizations and neighbors are stepping up to help residents of ENCORE!, a newly constructed affordable housing, retail, and green space on the north edge of downtown.
With confusion and uncertainty swirling nationally around the sanctity of elections, 83 Degrees Media hones in on the safeguards, protocols, and behind-the-scenes process of running a local election in Florida.
A group of Tampa Bay Area creatives led by Michelle Passoff of St. Petersburg, a former public relations and media executive in New York City, makes a Voice Your Vote music video reflecting the diversity of our region.
Tampa General Hospital has long-served as USF Health's teaching hospital. Now, they’re taking their relationship a step further to deliver a pre-eminent academic medical center shaping the quality of care in the Tampa Bay region, the state of Florida, and beyond. Learn more.
USF pledges $500,000 to kick-off initiative focused on better understanding systemic racism and solutions in local, national, and international communities.
A newly announced Mask-R-Aid exhibit and auction are designed to raise funds for the St. Pete Arts Alliance. Read more about how you can participate.
Cooking nearly every day at home during this period of safer-at-home orders? So why not do something different for Passover and Easter this year? Across Tampa Bay, local restaurants are offering curbside and delivery options to make holiday eating a bit easier.
Nine months after Hillsborough County voters passed a half-penny sales tax for public schools, more than 100 projects are wrapping up just in time for school to start.
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