According to Edge District Executive Director Barbara Voglewede, investors have spent $75 million in the district in the last year or so. Read what's creating buzz about it.

"The opioid epidemic is a complex problem and the solution has to be as comprehensive and complex as the problem is," says Dr. Khary Rigg, Assistant Professor in the USF Department of Mental Health and Law Policy. Read more about what he and others are doing to find solutions.

As USF's stature as a major research university grows, a new report shows the school's innovation efforts and programs pump nearly $600 million a year into the state's economy. 

Scientists at the Florida Aquarium successfully spawn endangered coral, which could be a breakthrough in helping reefs around the world regenerate.

Tampa Bay Area Tech Leader Linda Olson talks with Thrive Global about the hows and whys of success in founding and operating Tampa Bay Wave, a Florida nonprofit that has supported 270 tech startups since 2013 with an accelerator program, coworking, and other services.

What's happening now in The Heights is transformative for the city of Tampa. It also is a change catalyst for Tampa Heights where community activists strove for years to revitalize a neighborhood worn down by urban decay, drugs, and crime.

After launching and gaining a foothold in the Miami area of Florida, review site CityGrader, the self-described Yelp of local government, is expanding to the Tampa Bay Area.

Every big public project requires leadership in government and in business, and oftentimes in philanthropy. Read the perspectives of 5 thought leaders influencing the future of the St. Pete Pier and downtown St. Petersburg.