Tampa Bay residents are hungry for more bike and pedestrian infrastructure, which is why a Times reporter sought out the Howard Frankland Bridge’s new trail.
In theory, our reporter knew what she was signing up for — but those seven miles don’t account for everything else the bridge brings with it.
For hours, people shared their immigration enforcement stories at a recent Tampa program called Barrio Walk, a door-to-door effort that educates residents, families and local business owners with their constitutional rights and how to find free legal help.
“The Constitution protects speech, but not obscenity": A federal appeals court upheld a Florida law that bans venues from allowing children at drag shows.
SPORTS
The second week of Bucs training camp began with defensive tackle Vita Vea not practicing and still focused on his request to be traded.
For more in-depth sports coverage, sign up for Sports Today, our daily newsletter focused on your favorite Tampa Bay teams.
VIEWPOINTS
The British street artist Banksy did not authorize the exhibit of his work on display at Tampa's Straz Center. You may be asking, then, would Banksy want us going to this show? Columnist Stephanie Hayes went to the preview party thinking the same thing and left with a different point of view.
Hillsborough County partnered with a nonprofit to revamp and bring residents back into a homeless veteran shelter that had fallen into disrepair. The first veteran to stay in the shelter called it “a little piece of heaven.”
