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Look at the photos hanging along the walls of Blake High School and you'll notice the old pictures of smiling graduates -- stop.
How did the name Tampa Bay get connected with more than just the big ol' body of water?
We'll honor our veterans this Friday. Here's the story of one of the thousands of World War II vets who built the Tampa Bay we love today.
Billy Graham, one of the world's most amazing people, celebrates his 93rd birthday this week. And the time he spent on Tampa's Franklin Street changed the world.
Halloween is almost here -- so come to Tampa's oldest public cemetery, where politicians and pirates rest side by side, and you won't believe where some of these folks are buried!
A history mystery that puzzled people for 150 years -- solved thanks to a connection to a humble Tampa street.
With Spring Training for dozens of teams in Tampa Bay, so many great players came through here. But Al Lopez came from here -- from a humble white wooden house in Ybor City.
Was he a brave explorer or a murdering thief? Columbus Day is coming up next week, and a busy Tampa road has his name on it.
They're icons of Tampa Bay: The onion-shaped silver minarets at the top of the University of Tampa. We'll tell you the story behind them -- and we'll take up you inside one!
She's seen just about everything; she's one old lady. But time has been mighty kind to her. Here's a look at the importance... of Hortense.
This place is more than a restaurant. It's a connection right back to the immigrants who first settled in Ybor City and Tampa. But how did the Columbia Restaurant get its famous name?
One of our favorite "Why do they call it that?" segments is the piece we did just over a year ago with Lee Roy Selmon. He met us at his restaurant and talked about how his name ended up on an expressway.
It's back to school this week for one of Florida's most respected and beautiful universities. But, get this, the University of Tampa got its start in the chemistry lab of a high school.
Just imagine, for five seconds, living in this state without air conditioning. Well -- thanks to this guy -- that sticky, sweaty nightmare is over.
It's a super-small town named for one big, courageous man. The story of this place will take you across Florida as you run for your life!
This school was burned to the ground just days after it opened. But the teachers wouldn't quit, and the rebuilt school has been running for more than 100 years.
Ahh, summertime. It's a great time to go to the waterfront in downtown Tampa and relax. And one of the hot-weather hotspots honors a key person who made the city's riverfront romantic.
It sounds peaceful. It sounds beautiful. But it's all a sham. There's a surprising story behind one of South Tampa's oldest neighborhoods.
Step under an arch, and walk into a different country. No, it's not Epcot -- it's Ybor City. Part of Tampa is owned by another country.
It's hard to believe the final flight is Friday. America's space shuttles have inspired us for 30 years now. But their names go back much further than that.
The home of one of the Bay area's biggest Fourth of July displays almost fizzled out like a firework years ago.
Here's an idea: Build a new road and then put a giant roadblock right in the middle! Well, it seemed like a good plan when they first built Memorial Highway.
One hundred years ago, a man from another part of the planet came to the Bay area and started naming stuff. Among them: the town of Dundee.
It's the biggest betting event of the year and there are a number of bets you can make on the Super Bowl other than who will win or lose.
A kitten born in Port Charlotte is turning heads.
"I've been nursing for 9 years I've never had someone try to make me move," said a local mother approached for breastfeeding at the family-friendly park.
A cattle owner in Auburndale is very thankful for red light cameras in Polk County, especially since they helped catch the men accused of stealing some of his livestock.
A Pinellas Sheriff Corporal is under investigation after he broke a video camera and arrested the activist who was taping him.
10 News Investigators discover UHaul is pushing unlicensed movers on customers, putting consumers at risk.
A seemingly ordinary photo is spreading like wildfire, and scaring its way across the Internet.
Polk deputies say more than two dozen people were arrested as a result of an online prostitution sting operation.
As Gov. Rick Scott unveiled his 2012 budget proposal on Wednesday, he got an unusual request from a "reporter" in the audience.
Waiting anxiously for a February iPad 3 release date? Don't hold your breath. Sources say we won't see an Apple iPad 3 event until March.
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