Entrepreneur Sebastien Rivas carves out a niche for a new coffee shop in Tampa's Channel District with unique recipes inspired by fond childhood memories of flavored cereals and creamy milk.
A grant from Bank of America will be used to help retrain dozens of unemployed East Tampa residents hit hard by the COVID-19 pandemic and get them back in the workforce.
Downtown Tampa's newest apartments on Cumberland Avenue, from studios to three-bedroom units, are located next to the University of South Florida Medical School, Sparkman Wharf, and Amalie Arena and just a short walk from the Tampa Riverwalk.
Work on the first of 40 targeted areas started earlier this month along Ashley Drive as a precursor to changes planned for the downtown I-275 interchange as part of the Florida Department of Transportation’s Tampa Bay Next initiative.
Hundreds of Tampa seniors on fixed incomes will soon be moving into new and renovated affordable housing units near Blake High School on the northwest edge of downtown.
Disruptions in business caused by COVID-19 prompts long-time owner of Skipper's Smokehouse to call it quits, seek buyer for property.
Artspace, a nonprofit based in Minneapolis, is undertaking a feasibility study in Tampa to determine if the community will support an affordable structure where artists can live, work, and display their work.
The Tampa Bay Area is on track this year to have the hottest year on record, says Rep. Kathy Castor. She and representatives of the CLEO Institute, the City of Tampa, and others, in partnership with the VoLo Foundation, are drawing attention to the #FLClimateCrisis awareness campaign.
A 65-unit apartment complex going up in the Skyway Marina District of St. Petersburg will be the first affordable housing complex built amid a mix of commercial establishments and older suburban homes in that neighborhood.
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