The Florida Humanities Center for the Book has selected “Dreams in the New Century: Instant Cities, Shattered Hopes, and Florida’s Turning Point” by Gary R. Mormino and “The Bluest Sky” by Christina Diaz Gonzalez to represent the state at the Library of Congress’ “Great Reads from Great Places” program during the National Book Festival in Washington, D.C.

A photo gallery from bird nesting season on Pinellas County beaches.

The Tampa Bay History Center unveils "Travails and Triumphs," a permanent exhibit that journeys through more than five centuries of Black history in Tampa Bay.

A busy June on the Tampa Bay arts scene includes Pride Month events, a three-day Juneteenth celebration and celebrated artist Rico Gatson at the USF Contemporary Art Museum.

The Tampa Downtown Partnership's biennial survey of downtown workers and residents reveals a growing interest in hybrid work and electric vehicles and continued love for the Tampa Riverwalk.

ReDefiners World Languages' upcoming summer camp immerses children in Latin American culture while working to prevent the summer slide in student learning.

A photo gallery from a day in quirky Gulfport.

University of South Florida associate Professor Joseph Dituri, aka Dr. Deep Sea, breaks the world record for living underwater on his way to completing a 100-day mission.