Ten states now have President Barack Obama's OK to scrap one of the most rigorous and unpopular mandates in American education — that all students measure up

The housing crisis has always been at the heart of the nation’s financial troubles. But help might not be too far down the road, the questions is just how

A four-day school week was suggested last year, But it prompted numerous complaints from parents. The problem, officials say, the budget situation has not

The lines are already forming outside a New Port Richey dental office for free dental care. It will be available for anyone who needs it at Grand Dentistry on

Winning a silver medal in the 2008 Summer Olympics was bitter sweet for Clearwater's Zach Railey. His sister Paige, long regarded as one of the top sailors in

You've heard of Bigfoot and the Loch Ness Monster. Now check out this video making the rounds on the internet.

A Pasco County vet is offering free dental exams for pets on Saturday.

For military kids, there's nothing like being able to see mom or dad face to face while they're deployed overseas. Sometimes, a picture or Skype just isn't

It's an act of kindness that's been helping the less fortunate for more than 2,000 years. It's called gleaning and it's What Right with Tampa Bay.

The rides, the food, the vendors and the fun of the Florida State Fair is back. We have links for more information here.

Some of Hollywood's hottest young stars are coming to the Tampa Bay area. James Franco and Selena Gomez are among those set to star in a movie that will film

George Hardy remembers the shiny P-51 Mustang as the most exciting airplane he'd ever laid eyes on.  But the plane he flew was special for another reason. It

The codes some teens use go beyond the innocent "LOL or "SMH" messages that are widely understood, and one Bay Area attorney wants to make sure parents are

They stepped off transit buses into angry mobs, death threats, and beatings. Calling themselves Freedom Riders, these black and white activists travelled

Some students at Johns Hopkins Middle School in St. Petersburg produced a video about school violence that is now on PBS online.