Tampa Bay community leaders seek solutions to region’s affordability issue (Children’s Board of Hillsborough County). Across the Tampa Bay region, working families struggle with the rising cost of ...

Our August – and august – arts roundup has the Countdown Improv Festival in Ybor, "Sacred Pilgrimage: Gaudí and Galban” at The Portico in downtown Tampa, "In a New Light" at the Tampa Museum of Art, ...

For nearly three decades, the University Area Community Development Corporation has served as a beacon of hope and transformation in an at-risk North Tampa community near the University of South ...

The Hillsborough Transportation Planning Organization has launched a study and survey looking at how prospective passengers would use a future Tampa Brightline station and the local transportation ...

Embracing Our Differences/Xina Scuderi – “Embracing Our Differences,” an exhibit of billboard-sized artwork exploring themes of kindness, inclusiveness, and understanding, is on display at Poynter ...

Midtown East, the crown jewel office tower in the mixed-use Midtown Tampa development in the Westshore District, is slated to open in April. Like the smaller Midtown West office building that opened ...

As Black History Month draws to a close, University of South Florida professor of English and Frank E. Duckwall Professor of Florida Studies Julie Buckner Armstrong discusses Florida’s Black literary ...

In the new year, Clearwater Beach businesses want to put Helene and Milton in the rearview and look to the future, particularly the upcoming spring tourism season. It took just a few hours for ...

Over the last several years, redevelopment has transformed downtown Tampa’s Channel District, its riverfront and the Central Park neighborhood. Meanwhile, the city’s original bustling main street, ...

The 10th anniversary St. Petersburg SHINE Mural Festival runs from November 8th through 17th after being rescheduled from October because of Hurricane Milton. This year, the St. Petersburg Arts ...

In the middle of helping the community recover from Helene, Tampa Bay’s nonprofits, community organizations and volunteers have expanded their relief work after Hurricane Milton delivered a second hit ...

Helene devastated Tampa Bay like no storm in more than a century. In Pinellas County alone, more than 19,000 homes were damaged and 11 people died. In Hillsborough, floods damaged and destroyed homes ...