Results from the Hillsborough Transportation Planning Organization's ACCESS 2050 survey shed light on the public's transportation priorities for the next 25 years. 

The Tampa Bay History Center and Tampa Housing Authority are partnering to turn the historic St. James Episcopal Church building into Tampa's Black History Museum.

Local bestselling author Alicia Thompson's love of baseball is at the heart of her new book, "The Art of Catching Feelings," the story of an unlikely romance between a pro baseball player and his heckler. There's a book launch event June 20th at Tropicana Field.

Tampa resident Paola Bedin fell in love with cycling as a seven-year-old in Italy. After a few years racing competitively, she's launched MYN Sport, an online cycling apparel company.

Tampa Bay Watch's Shells for Shorelines program collects used oyster shells from area restaurants and repurposes them to restore oyster reefs and habitat in Tampa Bay.

Tommy Whitehead has overcome obstacles and stereotypes to go from a closeted LGBTQ construction worker to the founder of a successful contracting firm and a nonprofit that supports the LGBTQ+ community in the construction industry.

The June art scene has the Tampa International Fringe Festival in Ybor, a slew of Juneteenth and Pride Month events, the FMoPA International Photography Competition Exhibition at TIA, the Tampa Theatre's new screening room, a '53 Chrysler limo with wings, a busy Second Saturday ArtWalk and much, much more.

J.C. Newman Cigar Co.'s fourth annual Founder's Day celebration featured food trucks, vendors, live entertainment, guided factory tours, cigar lounges and, in a new wrinkle, a Cuban sandwich eating contest.

In West Tampa, construction has started on the long-planned Rome Yards mixed-use development. The first phase is Gallery at Rome Yards, an 11-story, 234-unit apartment building that will be 80 percent affordable and workforce apartments.