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Gandy Bridge still a big draw for racers
The Gandy Bridge remains a major draw for car buffs trying to test their machines and themselves. But the illegal races involve lots of risk and severe legal penalties.
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Youngest ever, 13, attends Polk College
Alexander was accepted into the Polk State’s Collegiate High School program when he was 12. At this rate he’ll earn his Associate of Arts Degree a few months before he gets his high school diploma at 15.
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Ali among hundreds honoring Dundee
Boxing trainer Angelo Dundee was remembered Friday as a master motivator and a man who left a legacy of kindness during a funeral service attended by Muhammad Ali.
Around Florida
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Funeral set for family killed in crash
Funeral plans have been announced for the suburban Atlanta family killed in a deadly crash on a Florida interstate.
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Boards helping Floridians find work
Looking for work? You may want to consider turning to one of Florida's workforce boards.
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Explosion at horse center kills worker
Authorities say an apparent spark within the high-oxygen chamber of a Florida equine sports medicine center triggered a massive explosion, collapsing a corner of the building and killing a worker and a horse.
I-Team Investigations
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Behind the Kitchen Door: Perfect scores
Which Tampa Bay area restaurants were found to have zero violations during a recent health inspection?
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Dirty Dining: China First Buffet
China First Buffet was shut down in January after an inspector found roaches in the kitchen and rice and shrimp salad exposed to vermin. It wasn't the first time the state closed the place because of roach activity.
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Lifestyle Lift under state investigation
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I-Team: Felons collect for charity
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Behind the Kitchen Door: Perfect scores
National News
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Obama adjusts birth control policy
Under fierce election-year fire, President Barack Obama on Friday abruptly abandoned his stand that religious organizations must pay for free birth control for workers.
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Boy, 14, shoots self in face at school
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Hundreds ask Vt. to keep prank pig
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Candidates hope to impress at CPAC
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AP: Obama to change birth control rule
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Lawmaker: 'Gulf of America' bill a joke
Around Town
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Glazer Children's Museum's "Let it Snow"
Al Najjar, President of The Glazer Children's Museum stopped by our studios to demonstrate some of the activities going on this weekend, including making snow treats with liquid nitrogen.
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Florida Botanical Gardens Plant Sale
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Last day of St. Petersburg boat show
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Free Friday: dog wash, car seat checks
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130,000 head to Comic-Con in San Diego
Consumer News
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Guide to Starbucks' secret menu
Have you ever felt intimidated by the person ordering a five-ingredient drink in front of you at Starbucks? Now you'll be able to speak their language.
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Consumer Reports: Best chocolate
Consumer Reports evaluated more than 30 boxes of gift chocolates.
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Protect yourself from Facebook Timeline
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Best help for do-it-yourself taxes
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Say goodbye to Walmart store greeters
