Brittany Lincicome knows the importance of family
Brittany Lincicome was born in St. Pete and when she first went out on the golf course with her dad, she fell in love with the sport. Her meteoric success is What's Right with Tampa Bay.
Riverview teacher earns national award for creating school butterfly garden
Gloria Brooks, a teacher at Collins Elementary School, began planting butterfly gardens at area schools three years ago and was recently recognized for her effort to save the monarch butterfly.
Adopted foster children and their families find stable environment at village created by Tampa nun
Sister Clarie Leboeuf is proud of New Life Village, a safe haven she helped create to get children out of the foster care system.
Pinellas Trail transforming into showcase of local mural artists
Parts of the Pinellas Trail are getting a much-needed facelift, thanks to a county program. The quest to beautify the trail is what's right with Tampa Bay.
Volunteers needed for Meals on Wheels 4 Kids holiday programs
For families that are struggling to put food on the table and are homebound, help is on the way this holiday season. Two Bay Area organizations have come together to provide and deliver food to these hard-to-reach families.
Hernando County’s 'resident Guy Fieri’ shines spotlight on area restaurants
When real estate agent Ross Hardy visits a restaurant, it's not to put it on the market. Instead, he is there to highlight it through an effort called ‘Hungry in Hernando’.
Community feels loads of love as volunteers pay for services at Bay Area laundromat
The ‘Laundry Project’ has helped more than 20,000 families across the country do about 200,000 loads of laundry for free over the past 13 years.
Buccaneers grant scholarships to women pursuing careers in sports
Through hard work and perseverance, a Bay Area teenager has won a sports scholarship from the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Bay Area sisters take home medals at Junior Olympics karate competition
Keannah and Kayandra Valle, who train at Ingrams Okinawan Karate in Hudson, took home medals in karate at the Junior Olympics.
Pinellas Park woman helps financially-strapped seniors get medical equipment
Kelli Casto supplies medical equipment to seniors who can’t afford it through her grass-roots effort called ‘Saving our Seniors’.
Tampa nurse helps foster children celebrate birthdays
When Belinda Leto found out that most foster children were not given birthday parties, she and a fellow nurse created a non-profit to give them free birthday parties.
Pasco County riding association creates friendly atmosphere of competition for horse lovers
The Pasco County Horsemen’s Association is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization that has been inspiring riders for nearly 50 years.
Gowns for Girls gets teens ready for homecoming, free of charge
It's fall and that means it's time for high school homecomings. The dress, the shoes, and the dinner out can get very expensive. One group is committed to helping girls who can't afford to buy a new dress get one.
Talbot House Ministries marks decades of providing short-term and long-term help
Lakeland's oldest homeless shelter is changing lives for the better. Talbot House Ministries’ mission to help the less fortunate is What's Right with Tampa Bay.
Former Univision Tampa anchorwoman turned life coach believes everyone is a genius with a story
Pilar Ortiz was one of two people who helped start the Spanish-speaking television station Univision Tampa and has watched it grow with the community.
Working on farms as a child prepared banking executive for success
A woman who went from working in the fields to the board room is an inspiration for anyone who comes to the United States to build a better future.
Celebrating Hispanic Heritage: Hillsborough County's first female tax collector
As part of Hispanic Heritage Month, FOX 13 News is highlighting those who have influenced the Bay Area, including the first woman to serve as Hillsborough County Tax Collector. Her passion to serve her community is what's right with Tampa Bay.
Longtime TPD officer proud and thankful to be a public servant
Police officer Ferdinand Barbossa has spent 22 years with the Tampa Police Department. He says his strong Christian upbringing is useful on the police force.
Tampa brothers return home to play Gasparilla Music Fest after performing across the world
After traveling the world, Cade and D.A. Larson are performing on the main stage at the Gasparilla Music Festival.
Mobi-mat donation improves Bay Area beach access for those with mobility issues
The Forward Foundation is donating Mobi mats to Bay Area beach-facing communities for free to help those with mobility issues gain access to the beach.