The Raymond James Gasparilla Festival of the Arts first-ever virtual festival is the first of its kind with an esteemed juror and significant award prize money. Read the list of winners announced by Raymond James.

Tampa General Hospital begins testing a new procedure using sound waves to remove tumors without surgery, a non-invasive method that could lead to quicker recoveries and FDA approval for more widespread use. 

Feature Florida Partnerships announces finalists for its Create It Here! program along with the next round of open calls for emerging screenplays in April. The overall goal is to keep local filmmakers busy working in Florida.

Developers convert an old Cobb theater in Wesley Chapel into a major entertainment center with an upscale bistro, a sushi bar, a cycle cinema, a comedy club, a kids play area, and much more. 

The Keeping the Promise fundraising campaign in Wimauma is appealing for donations to help build out a holistic place of faith and wellness serving low-income families in South Hillsborough as part of Wholesome Community Ministries. Read how you can help.

Humankind Partnership, a Tampa-based content creation company, is hosting an inaugural, virtual film festival open to any type of filmmaker using the theme of “resilience” to guide their work.

A startup hub. A mural project. A holiday museum exhibit. A waterfront development. A water taxi. What do these things in downtown Tampa have in common? All are among the winners of the 2021 Urban Excellence Awards.

Planned near the intersection of Suncoast Parkway and the Ridge Road Extension in west Pasco, Moffitt Cancer Center's new campus will feature research labs, offices, light industrial/manufacturing capabilities, and conference space.

Tampa Bay Area educators and advocacy groups are finding innovative ways to enhance support for LGBTQ+ teens, a particularly vulnerable population during the isolation created by the COVID-19 pandemic.

As USF grows, its institutional commitment to excellence in higher education asks in earnest: "Best" for whom? How does the "USF experience" vary among its heterogeneous racial and ethnic populations? And how might the university bolster its services and redefine campus culture to improve the collegiate experience and provide better opportunities, both within and beyond the university walls, for all Bulls?