Tampa News

The Buccaneers will use the first of their 10 allotted OTA days next Monday, kicking off the third and final phase of the nine-week offseason workout as prescribed by the NFL The opening of free agency in early March marks the beginning of a new league year, and the annual draft in late April seems to bisect the NFL's long offseason.

The unemployment rate for Pinellas County dropped to 6.5 percent in April, according to the May 17 report from the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity.

Busch Gardens is celebrating the opening of its stage show " Madagascar Live! Operation: Vacation" with special events at the Tampa theme park Saturday and Sunday.

On May 15, 2013, the reported indictment of John Andrew Welden, 28, a pre-med student at the University of South Florida , Tampa, Fla ., sent shockwaves not only locally but nationwide.

JPMorgan Chase chief, Jamie Dimon, faces a major challenge to his leadership next week in the wake of the "London Whale" debacle.

Our smartphone, fast-paced, low attention span era is impacting our cultural assets.

Delays and construction along the Selmon Expressway have been fairly commonplace.

Seven Tampa residents lined up in Tampa City Council Chambers Thursday to speak in support of a proposed noise ordinance.

The Hillsborough County Commission has instructed staff to study the lengths of its yellow lights at red light camera intersections, as well as national standards identified by the 10 News Investigators as being ignored all across the region.

TAMPA, Florida -- The last post on Andrew Welden's Facebook page is as sad as it is chilling.

A plea deal has been reached in the case of Tampa teacher Debra LaFave. Debra LaFave pleaded guilty to two counts of lewd and lascivious battery, on count one, 2 years community control and on count two, one year community control with 7 years of probation.

Prosecutors claim John Andrew Welden, 28, switched the label on an abortion pill bottle to make it look like Amoxicillin A man in Tampa, Florida, is being accused of secretly slipping his girlfriend an abortion drug, an act that killed the couple's unborn baby.

A look back at the Thurs., May 9 concert. by Gabe Echazabal Undoubtedly, one of greatest and most jaw-dropping real life rock 'n roll stories to emerge in recent years is that of Sixto Rodriguez.

Cyclists gathered at Curtis Hixon Park in downtown Tampa sporting Wednesday night wearing reflective gear, helmets, and lights.

May 16, 2013-The International BoatBuilders' Exhibition and Conference announced a new rotating show schedule to increase accessibility for attendees and exhibitors across the U.S. and internationally.

Seminole Heights residents heard preliminary plans from City of Tampa officials on Wednesday about the addition of a dog park at Henry and Ola Park, which could become a reality if an estimate of $39,821 can be raised for the project.

The Rev. John P. Anderegg, who turned a small, dilapidated Ormond Beach church of fewer than a dozen worshipers into a 1,500-member congregation and school, has died.

Nicaraguan authorities say they have deported a U.S. man wanted for fraud and money laundering in his home country.

It appears Tampa Port Authority commissioners will not be voting Tuesday on a new development proposal for Channelside Bay Plaza.

Baby boomers preparing for retirement are driving a surge in small business sales, as they find more and more buyers confident enough in the improving economy to expand their own businesses through acquisitions.