TAMPA — In less than two months, Tampa Bay Rays fans will be back inside Tropicana Field for the first time since Hurricane Milton ripped off the roof and…
Read more Tropicana Field will be ready for Rays home opener, city saysPINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — Pinellas County Schools is gearing up to graduate its first class of teacher apprentices, an innovative program designed to promote support staff to full-time teachers. What You…
Read more How a two-year program in Pinellas turns staffers into teachersTAMPA — Florida’s attorney general is calling out the city of Winter Haven for its alleged lack of enforcement of public camping and sleeping laws against the community’s homeless population.…
Read more Florida AG accuses Winter Haven of not enforcing public sleeping lawLARGO, Fla. — Largo police are warning the public of a new scam targeting seniors, as the Federal Bureau of Investigation says Floridians rank in the top third for…
Read more Police say scammers are targeting seniors in new gold-related schemePASCO COUNTY, Fla. — Because of the inherent dangers in their work, experts say firefighters are at a higher risk for several cancers. That’s why Pasco County Fire…
Read more Pasco Fire Rescue health program looks at early cancer detectionTAMPA — A Spectrum News investigation has found information that gives insight into what caused Haines City police officers to stop using body cameras for more than two months.…
Read more Haines City police begin using body cameras againTAMPA, Fla. — St. Petersburg is one step closer to buying a tract of railroad land to convert into a trail downtown, connecting the historic gas plant district…
Read more St. Pete closing in on downtown trail purchaseTAMPA, Fla. — This Thanksgiving, dozens of adults with disabilities are thankful for newfound purpose after a Tampa nonprofit just opened its fifth coffee shop uniting people. What…
Read more Tampa nonprofit provides jobs for adults with disabilitiesST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Local advocacy groups are stepping in to support HIV services amid decreasing federal funding, with the annual Joyride event raising over $280,000. What You Need…
Read more Joyride events from Orlando to St. Pete raises funds for HIV servicesST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The U.S. Department of Commerce is proposing an unprecedented 107% tariff on some Italian-made pastas coming into the country, accusing 13 companies of what’s…
Read more 13 Italian-made pastas that may soon face a 107% tariffTAMPA, Fla. — Officials from the City of St. Pete Beach are considering tolling tourists to help pay for what the mayor calls necessary repairs to infrastructure across the…
Read more More tolls could be coming to St. Pete BeachPASCO COUNTY, Fla. — Pasco County schools are working to incorporate artificial intelligence into their classrooms and creating guidelines to keep students safe while using the powerful tool.…
Read more Pasco school leaders drafting AI guidebook for students, teachersST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — With artificial intelligence advancing every day, the FBI says the low cost, ease and lack of regulation around AI create opportunities for criminals. Investigators say…
Read more St. Pete woman accused of using AI to create fake suspect