Struggling to make sense of the numbers surrounding COVID-19? You're not alone. Dr. Jason Salemi, an epidemiologist and data expert at USF's College of Public Health shares his analysis to help health providers, public policymakers, parents, teachers, and others make wise decisions.

This is the third in a series of stories about how first-generation, immigrant, and international college students are coping with the special challenges presented by COVID-19. Meet Yameeliz Fret, a recent USF graduate of Puerto Rican descent. 

COVID-19 has changed the way we live, work, play, and stay in the Tampa Bay Area much like it has everywhere else, but the tourism industry in Florida is beginning to rebound as visitors look for fresh air and sunshine.

A group of Tampa Bay Area creatives led by Michelle Passoff of St. Petersburg, a former public relations and media executive in New York City, makes a Voice Your Vote music video reflecting the diversity of our region.

While Gallery 221 @ HCC has been producing virtual opening receptions and artists talks for their planned exhibitions, they are also creating artist-made tutorials covering everything from the concepts behind the artist’s practice to techniques they use to make their works.

COVID-19 put a damper on Second Screen Cult Cinema events in Tampa, so the founders -- professionals by paycheck, creatives for fun -- are creating a new podcast designed to create an even bigger audience.

USF moves forward with plan to reopen campuses for a hybrid of in-person and virtual classes in Fall 2020 in Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Sarasota. 

Dr. Samuel "Aaron'' Laden, a retired pathologist in the Tampa Bay Area, shares the first of many more to come cartoons with readers of 83 Degrees.

The national spotlight is on how to safely transition back to school for kids in K-12, but what about preschools? How are Florida's childcare centers coping with COVID-19? Learn more from two preschools in St. Petersburg and Gulfport.

The Plus Projec+, a fund within the Community Foundation of Tampa Bay, has awarded its first-ever grants -- totaling $54,900 -- to organizations that support the LGBTQ+ community through a variety of programs and services.