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ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — This week, the Black Cemeteries Network is kicking off its first convention in Tampa Bay. The conversations, research, and legislation surrounding the erased African American cemeteries first gained traction in Tampa Bay. With Zion Cemetery and the cemeteries on the Tropicana Field property, lead

Ample moisture will help fuel greater rain chances across the Tampa Bay area Sunday afternoon. After a quiet and humid start to the day, rain will begin to develop by the early afternoon. Showers will then continue to strengthen and develop into scattered storms throughout the mid and late afternoon. The Storm Predicti

Florida’s floral design workshops bring together sunshine, creativity, and coastal beauty in ways that inspire both beginners and experienced flower lovers. From Miami’s vibrant energy to the relaxed Gulf Coast towns, these hands-on classes teach you how to create stunning arrangements using tropical blooms and profess

Florida is way more than Miami’s neon lights and rooftop bars. From the cobblestone streets of Ybor City to the laid-back shores of the Gulf Coast, the rest of the Sunshine State is packed with restaurants that punch way above their weight. Whether you’re chasing fresh seafood, hand-rolled pasta,...

A local Mexican restaurant in Pinellas County, FL, was temporarily shut down and remained closed for 10 days after a routine state health inspection discovered 23 violations, including six classified as high-priority.

Finding a bakery that truly nails gluten-free baking is harder than it sounds. Too many places serve up dry, crumbly excuses for bread and call it a day. But Florida? Florida is doing something right. From Tampa Bay to Miami, these 11 bakeries are proving that skipping the gluten doesn’t...

BRADENTON, Fla. - One man is dead after a driver drove into a bike lane and struck a bicyclist. According to the Florida Highway Patrol, a 24-year-old Sarasota man was traveling on the outside of the westbound lane of 53rd Avenue West in Bradenton, approaching 66th Street West around 4:25 a.m. Saturday morning.

Higher-than-normal tides are on the way for Pinellas County this weekend, and local officials say coastal residents should be ready for some salty street puddles. The king-tide window could send seawater creeping over seawalls and onto low-lying roads and parking lots, and emergency crews are reminding drivers that spl

Tampa Bay families gathered for the March of Dimes "March for Babies" walk to raise awareness about premature births, infant loss and the challenges families face during NICU journeys. Former NICU families, including this year’s ambassador family, the Vassells, shared their experiences and created a guide to help paren

Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia has made it his mission since being appointed to his job last summer to target local governments for alleged “wasteful and excessive spending.”. That’s opened him to criticism that while he’s been quick to get before the cameras to denounce local officials for...