Spurred by Hallmark movies, independent films, and major studio releases, the St. Petersburg Clearwater Film Commission reports a record year. 

“These results provide preliminary evidence that TEMT administration we assessed in this small study may have the capacity to enhance cognitive performance in patients with mild to moderate disease,’’ says Amanda Smith, M.D., Director of Clinical Research at USF's Byrd Institute.

Leaders of the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum propose expanding its footprint to further showcase the legacy of African-Americans in St. Petersburg and the Tampa Bay region.

Stanton Storer started collecting art created by Florida artists 20 years ago with his first purchase of a piece by the late Theo Wujcik. It and others are now on display at the Scarfone/Hartley Gallery in Tampa.

USF-St. Pete is one of five Florida universities that have established an alliance to help women of color advance to tenured faculty positions in STEM fields. 

By getting the word out about local talent, innovation, diversity, and environment, the Tampa Bay Area is seeing growth in the production of movies, commercials, TV shows, and digital media. 

The latest Story Corps One Small Step - Tampa Bay featured on WUSF Public Media shares the insights of two Tampa women with different political perspectives.

Think Big for Kids expands its career mentoring program for 6th-12th graders from the Boys & Girls Club with the addition of a tech sector partner: Tampa Bay Wave.

Florida Polytechnic University breaks ground on its second academic building, a state-of-the-art Research Center for applied sciences and engineering. It will be a center where students and faculty can work toward commercializing their research.

The Tampa Bay Wave TechDiversity Program brings in companies from around the country. Three companies decide to stay long-term thanks to the local tech ecosystem and the growing economy.