Why and how did a Tampa mom of a cancer patient create a nonprofit to track down scarce life-saving drugs desperately needed to treat her daughter and other children nationwide? Learn more.
Friends of Union Station are using a City of Tampa historic preservation grant and private donations to fix up the train station baggage building as event, incubator space.
The local march toward equality measures incremental success as difficult conversations and self-examinations take place around Tampa Bay.
A new cardiac procedure that debuted at Tampa General allows physicians to tailor a stent to a patient’s individual anatomy.
Local urbanites are beginning to shine a light on downtown Tampa’s iconic Kiley Garden in hopes of eventually bringing it back to its full glory.
Tampa Bay Area residents going about their daily lives may not realize that behind-the-scenes, a trio of experts is working to find solutions to projected climate change and its potential impact on local people, property, planning, and prosperity.
The newly opened Ferman Center for the Arts at the University of Tampa provides practice and performance space for students while serving as a venue for community members to see UT's talent.
New apartments, townhomes, shops, and a cultural arts center are in the plans for the development of the Rome Yard in West Tampa. Learn more.
A new bus route connecting residents to work and shopping, new sidewalks protecting children as they walk to and from school, and a new public art piece are all recent additions to the lower-income neighborhoods served by the University Area CDC.
Plans call for adding outside lanes to the Selmon Expressway from Himes Avenue to Whiting Street to accommodate projected growth in local population.
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