Who pays for Tampa’s New Year’s Eve fireworks?
Tampa’s New Year’s Eve fireworks are privately funded by local businesses, not the city, a nearly 20-year tradition led by Jackson’s Bistro.
Why Lions World Vision Institute is moving beyond mobile care
After years of mobile screenings, Lions World Vision Institute is building a permanent vision care hub to close gaps that mobile care cannot solve alone.
Future of Davis Islands’ Mirasol hinges on Jan. 15 vote
A Jan. 15 City Council vote will determine whether the historic Mirasol returns to its original use as a boutique hotel.
Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival expands with new Hard Rock event
The Tampa Bay Wine & Food Festival returns in April with a new Hard Rock event, expanded chef showdowns and the Grand Tasting downtown.
$34.7M Fair Oaks Recreation Center opens in East Tampa
East Tampa’s $34.7M Fair Oaks Recreation Center opens as a major community investment heading into 2026.
Tampa team leads high-risk extraction of Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado
A Tampa rescue leader reflects on his highest-risk mission yet.
St. Petersburg becomes 1st Florida city to adopt faith based affordable housing provision
St. Petersburg is the first Florida city to adopt a faith based policy aimed at expanding affordable housing opportunities.
Academy of the Holy Names unveils $16.5M campus upgrade with new 2-story Health and Wellness Center
The Academy of the Holy Names is investing $16.5M in campus upgrades anchored by a new 2 story, 13K sq ft Health and Wellness Center.
How does philanthropy fuel Tampa Bay’s economic growth?
Data shows how philanthropy powers Tampa Bay’s economic growth by strengthening the systems that help people and businesses thrive.
A longtime Tampa Bay hurricane protection business adopts a new name
A longtime Tampa Bay hurricane protection company has adopted the Storm Shielder name as it marks 40 years in the region.