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Scientists are using hi-tech science and fingerprinting human waste to identify nitrogen and stop red tide blooms in Tampa Bay from entering through the Hillsborough River.
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The University of Florida is home to one of the fastest supercomputers in the world. It is called HiPerGator and researchers are using the processing power to crunch large amounts of data.
Treasure hunters searching for gold on Useppa Island talk about the history of Jose Gaspar and the real man Juan Gomez as we celebrate the Gasparilla Pirate Parade in Tampa.
TAMPA, Fla. — A photo taken from the top of a minaret at the former Tampa Bay Hotel is now hanging in the Henry B. Plant Museum. The panoramic image from 1893 is a glimpse into a lonely and empty skyline showing wooden homes in the background and a single bridge crossing over a meandering Hillsborough River. Tampa is a blank slate.