The West River redevelopment project is expected to transform a former public housing property just across the river from downtown. 

In an open mic forum at Hidden Springs Ale Works, Tampa Heights residents and business owners share the challenges of nurturing the hip and eclectic energy that has brought North Franklin Street back to life.

With student loan debt topping more than $1.5 trillion across the nation, Farrukh Siddiqui of RedPerit in Tampa has created an initiative called Defynance, which would allow people to refinance student loans through income share agreements. 

The recent donation of a Civil War-era Steinway piano gives USF's School of Music a piece of history to call its own. The piano is on display for the public to enjoy. 

Boston-based data quality firm Validity Tampa branch office is expanding rapidly, another sign of Tampa's boom and its growing status as a tech hub.

While there are too many bicycle crashes in the Tampa Bay region by almost any measure, a few indicators of progress are emerging in the City of Tampa. 

The former Florida Brewing Company building in Ybor City opened as the tallest building in Florida in 1896; today, it's still the tallest building in Ybor but it serves a new purpose.

The call for a new Urban League stems from concerns that some people and neighborhoods are being left behind in the midst of a booming local economy.

Increasing diversity in Tampa's tech scene and business community are two of the goals of The Mainframe, an initiative designed to create growth opportunities for African-American entrepreneurs. 

A one-year study commissioned by the Tampa Downtown Partnership took a deep dive into parking problems and found the city has a parking management problem, not a parking inventory problem.