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Teresa Abi-Nader Dahlberg said she will resign after the fall term for personal reasons.
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How do nonprofits like United Way Suncoast benefit from the property tax system as it exists now? What happens to them if voters pass the controversial measure next month?
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A new exhibit at the Henry B. Plant Museum called "Cigar City Cinema, Tampa Goes to the Movies, 1897-1936" is open to the public. WUSF's Gabriella Paul explores it with museum director Charles Groh.
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If you compare your electric bill from last month to one from a few years ago, you’d probably see a jump. Our three-part investigation digs into why. The reporters tell us how they dug.
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The controversial policy, which has since been removed from the University of Tampa's website, restricted participation in groups that are not recognized by the school.
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The Spartans defeated West Chester 8-4 to maintain their reign over Division II for the third straight year and 11th time overall. Pitcher-infielder Luke Fiker, out of Sickles High, was named Most Outstanding Player.
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The Spartans rallied twice to edge Adelphi 12-11 on Tommy Ortega's game-winning goal. The trophy avenges last year's title-game loss to the Panthers, who had won back-to-back titles.
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The Spartans are headed to their second straight Division II title game after a 13-7 victory over Anderson University in a national semifinal game at the Naimoli complex in Tampa.
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UT defeated USF in their tournament opener, but both Tampa Bay squads finished with 1-2 records and missed out on the Frosty Four semifinals.
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The Henry B. Plant Museum's exhibit "Gaspar’s Gold: Carnival and Community in a New South City" runs through Aug. 30.
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Santiago Echeverry, a University of Tampa film professor, is one of the presenters at this weekend's Tampa Animation Festival.
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The University of Florida held steady at No. 7, Florida State rose to a record No. 19 and USF climbed to No. 36 among public universities.