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2:05
The oak tree estimated to be around 100 to 125 years old was moved to its new location to make room for the new Naimoli Family Athletic and Intramural Complex.
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3:44
Hurricane season arrives in 2 weeks which makes this the perfect time to think about protecting your important files on your computer.
2:24
The Southwest Water Management District instructed governments across the Bay Area to impose restrictions on water use.
2:39
The dark slick in the Gulf of Mexico is not oil but an algae bloom that will have little impact of people or fish.
3:34
NOAA sometimes take a big plane directly in to the eye of the hurricane to gather data but they also can hone their forecasts by going up in smaller jets.
3:09
With the cooperation of 26 state and local government entities and non-profit organizations, plus the help of over 25 hundred volunteers, Cockroach Bay is once again an oasis for coastal birds and wil
2:16
St. Petersburg Mayor, Bill Foster, flipped the switch on one of ten new electric car charging stations in the city.
3:06
The National Weather Service invited broadcasters to see their new dual polarity radar.
2:24
A new settlement set to be revealed next week has more to offer inland business to lay claim to the billion dollar fund set up to help businesses hurt during the 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico.
1:49
A Bay area mother has written a book she hopes will educate children on the importance of recycling water bottles.
2:01
The Florida Forest Service is doing a prescribed burns in areas that may pose a threat to homes and businesses.
3:53
A group of neighbors are battling Hernando County to stop treated sewage from being dumped in a empty field.
2:02
Progress Energy invited several organizations to check out and even test drive electric cars in hopes they will embrace the new green technology.
2:04
Adults with special needs are learning a new skill in a garden behind a thrift store that aids the Human Development Center of Hillsborough County.
2:19
An early drought index shows Polk County is parched forcing fire officials to put the county under a burn ban.
2:26
A Tampa company is using deep sea water for the base of an environmentally friendly fertilizer with an abundance of elements necessary for plant growth.
2:31
Lawn care companies want statewide uniform rules to regulate their business but environmental groups say leapfrogging over local rules could lead to more pollution of bays and rivers.
2:55
Don Philippi puts a hydrogen making unit in his cab to help cut down on his gasoline cost.
2:13
Kumquat and strawberry growers are breathing a sigh of relief after temperatures did not dip quite as low as was forecast, saving their crops.
3:57
Strawberry growers will be spraying water on crops to create a layer of insulating ice as well as employing new freeze protection alternatives that do not require water to try to prevent sinkholes fro
2:11
Kumquat growers have pickers vigorously harvesting the fruit off the trees before tonight's cold temperatures ruin the fruit that is left.
2:36
A new breed of energy efficient home in Polk County boast about a $107 total utility bill.
2:08
Spring Hilll resident Ty Mullis and his neighbors have come up with a re-paving limestone road alternative. Their idea is to use asphalt millings from roads that have been replaced and recycled veget
2:31
The Pam Callahan Nature Preserve in West Hillsborough County will soon be off limits after testing by the Army Corp of Engineers revealed dangerous chemicals in the soil and water.
2:51
The first ever Greenhouse Gas Emissions report was released which showed that Tampa is a "top polluter" compared to other cities some with twice its population.
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