Z NEWS PODCAST: Tampa Bay Rays Stadium Saga Continues
No one knows for sure where the Tampa Bay Rays will be playing after the next baseball season. In April 2025, they will temporarily relocate to Steinbrenner Field (Spring Training…
Z NEWS: Thursday, Nov. 21, 2024
Feeding St. Pete offers community support As the holiday season approaches, many local families may be struggling to make ends meet. Feed St. Pete is the second largest food pantry…
After Milton: Resources and Ways to Help Others
(TAMPA) Hurricane Milton was undoubtedly the most powerful storm to impact the Tampa Bay area in over 100 years. Most of us were personally impacted in one way or another…
After Milton: USF Campus Update
(TAMPA) All campuses of the University of South Florida are open. In-person classes are expected to resume on Tuesday, October 15th. Students are advised to check in Canvas for any…
Hurricane Milton: The Latest
(TAMPA) The National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami says that Hurricane Milton has regained strength. It has sustained winds of 120 mph and is moving eastward at 16 mph. According…
Preparing for Hurricane Milton
(ST. PETERSBURG) As Tampa Bay and the Gulf Coast of Florida brace for Hurricane Milton, many in low-lying areas have already evacuated. Z News Reporter Marissa Stiff caught up with…
After Helene: How You Can Help Our Neighbors
(TAMPA) Many of us have been deeply impacted by the images seen and personal stories of our neighbors who have been affected by this devastating storm. So, what can we…
The Latest on Hurricane Helene
(TAMPA) All campuses of the University of South Florida are closed until Monday, September 30th. Here are some resources for tracking the storm from the National Weather Service & the…
Z-News In-Depth: The Pros & Cons of the new Tampa Bay Rays Baseball Stadium
UPDATE (July 30, 2024): Pinellas County Commissioners have given the final green light on the new Tampa Bay Rays stadium complex. In a 5-2 vote, the County Commission has designated…
South Florida is working to make spring break safer
Law enforcement is placing stronger safety measures in crowded places. Florida is saying no more following last year’s episodes of gun violence in Miami. Governor Ron Desantis said there will…