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In a matter of just one year, COVID-19 has changed virtually every aspect of our lives. But, with the rollout of vaccines among more and more people, experts are now looking ahead to what life will be like after the pandemic ends. Will working from home still be the norm? What about face masks? And then there are the lingering impacts of the virus itself, from continuing symptoms among the youngest and healthiest patients to the isolation felt by societys most vulnerable.  A team of reporters ...

By October, all the state’s public schools were open, and now more than 65% of its students are on campus, with the rest studying online.

Health experts and doctors say the best way to limit the spread of COVID-19 coronavirus is by continuing to wear masks and socially distance yourself.

City commissioners inboxes are flooded with emails from angry residents.

New research suggests vaccinating the 20-49 age group would significantly slow the spread. Right now, it's health care workers and people 65 and older.

Despite tackling the COVID-19 pandemic in vastly different ways, California and Florida have experienced similar trends with the number of cases and death rate on the decline in recent weeks.

Was Tampa’s Super Bowl celebration safe? Jane Castor thinks so Tampa’s mayor said the boat parade, which drew a large crowd, was an historic event that was necessary and safe.     Tampa Mayor Jane Castor waves a flag during the BuccaneersÕ Super Bowl Championship boat parade in downtown on Wednesday, Feb. 10, 2021. [ IVY CEBALLO | Times ] Updated Feb. 12 TAMPA — Amid all the social media chatter about Tom Brady’s tequila tolerance and the Lombardi Trophy’s ...

Super Bowl LV brought tens of thousands of people from all over the country to Tampa. However, the packed streets and dense crowds have health officials concerned about the spread of COVID-19.

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis is again lashing out at the news media over what he suggests is a bias in coverage of the coronavirus pandemic.

City of Tampa announces plans for Bucs Super Bowl parade on Wednesday afternoon Parade to begin at 1 p.m. City of Tampa announces plans for Bucs Super Bowl parade on Wednesday afternoon and last updated 2021-02-10 10:43:05-05 TAMPA, Fla. — The City of Tampa will celebrate the Tampa Bay Buccaneers Super Bowl win with a boat parade today. It will take place at 1 p.m. on along the Tampa Riverwalk. ↓ WATCH LIVE COVERAGE ON ABC ACTION NEWS ↓ The parade is in celebration of the Bucs 3...