Tampa will be providing $3.2 million for victims of hurricanes Helene and Milton.

Four months since Hurricane Milton destroyed lives across Tampa Bay, many residents are still trying to recover. The Tampa ...

The Tampa City Council voted to support spending an additional $500,000 a year on storm drain maintenance as residents called ...

PLANT CITY, Fla. (WFLA) — Hundreds of flooded-out homeowners in Flood Zone “X” face denied insurance claims and financial ruin. Jeff Burnett lives on what he calls, one and a half acres of paradise— a ...

It’s heartbreaking for neighbors to stand in their doorways, praying that a vehicle driving down their street doesn’t push ...

Top chefs in Tampa Bay prepare for a 'Food Fight' at Amalie Arena Feb. 11. Forty area restaurants will serve food and craft ...

We got in touch with one of those specialists at the Tampa location Monday afternoon to get an answer to one of our most ...

Tampa Bay Downs reported minimal damage to the front side of the Oldsmar, Fla., track and considerable flooding in the barn area following the assault of Hurricane Milton during the evening of Oct. 9.

Home surrounded by floodwater after Hurricane Milton Expand to read more Christine Miller Listen to this article 6 min The evaluation is underway with an aggressive timeline to be complete before ...

Hurricane Helene arrived on Florida’s Gulf Coast as a Category 4 storm on Sept. 26, causing catastrophic flooding across the ...

so she didn’t have flood insurance. She, like many others in Tampa Bay, had to piece her life back together, one dollar at a time. When there wasn’t any more money, Sherri took out a $25,000 loan.