Tampa Bay Wave will use a $2 million grant from the United States Economic Development Administration Build to Scale program, and a local match, to strengthen the region's cybersecurity, fintech and health tech industries.

A group led by Tampa City Councilman Luis Viera worked with the Peace and Justice Center to put a historical marker on the Tampa Riverwalk memorializing Robert Johnson, a Black man killed by a white mob in 1934, and other lynching victims. 

An online survey open through October 14 seeks community input on aesthetic improvements FDOT plans as part of the Tampa Bay Next construction projects on Interstate 275 and the I-275/I-4 interchange in Tampa. 

AMPLIFY Clearwater is taking over administration of the Clearwater Business SPARK network with the goal of reaching and assisting more small businesses.

Tampa Bay charities and community volunteers jump into action to help the Hurricane Ian recovery effort.

A partnership of area charitable organizations have activated the Tampa Bay Resiliency Fund to support nonprofit groups working on Hurricane Ian recovery efforts.

The "Live Grow Thrive 2045," update to the City of Tampa's comprehensive plan is underway to shape the policy direction of a rapidly growing and changing city.

The USF Health College of Nursing will use federal grant money to launch a rolling mobile health unit in underserved communities around Tampa Bay.

On October 1, the Diverse Abilities Arts Festival will celebrate the talent and work of Tampa Bay's special needs artists.