“The average farmer is in the range of 60 to 70 years old, and eventually as time goes on, we will need younger people to step in,” says Arie Fry, a UF student studying agriculture. “By the year 2050, the world is projected to have 10 billion people, so how do you feed everybody? We need more farmers, and that demand for farmers is already here.”

You don't have to be a college student to explore public art on USF's campuses in Tampa, St. Petersburg, and Sarasota-Manatee.

How do you bring creative expression through words into the daily lives of Tampa residents and visitors? The City of Tampa's Art on the Block program issues a call to wordsmiths.

Looking for a place to meet up for coffee? Or grab a quick bite? Or just take a stroll on a breezy afternoon? Downtown Clearwater offers eclectic coffee shops and cafes amid attractively restored and remodeled historic architecture, creative public art, quaint lampposts, and wide sidewalks.  

The Florida League of Women Voters releases a report card showing how Tampa Bay stacks up compared to other areas in the state when it comes to electric vehicles and public charging stations.

Got children or grandchildren? Talk to them. Read aloud to them. Sing to them. (And play music.) The more, the better. Every tone, every syllable, every voice can help stimulate brain function and learning. That's the science behind the launch of Talk, Read, Sing Tampa Bay.

Looking for a taste of Puerto Rico? Mexico? Italy? Sicily? Spain? Thailand? the Philippines? Check out the diversity of new international restaurants in downtown Clearwater. 

Wounded military veterans and first responders often do better with a trained furry partner at their side -- that's what motivates a new partnership between Scoop Soldiers and Valor Service Dogs.

The Viniks' gift to the Tampa Museum of Art "is a best practice standard and demonstrates private support of the institution that is meaningful now, but it also provides financial security for generations to come,” says Dr. Michael Tomor, the new Penny and Jeff Vinik Executive Director at the Tampa Museum of Art.