WTTA-TV (Tampa, FL)

WTTA is a television station that operates on virtual channel 38 and VHF digital channel 9. It is affiliated with MyNetworkTV and is based in St. Petersburg, Florida, serving the Tampa Bay region. Owned by Nexstar Media Group, WTTA is part of a duo with WFLA-TV, the NBC affiliate licensed to Tampa (channel 8). The studios for both stations are located on South Parker Street in downtown Tampa, while their transmission facilities are situated in Riverview, Florida.

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#28825

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#5540

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America’s Mom Coach says ditch the schedule and let kids go wild this summer

1 day ago | wfla.com | Sarah Smith

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The 6 stages of motherhood

1 day ago | wfla.com | Sarah Smith

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City of Tampa provides update on South Howard flood relief project

1 day ago | wfla.com | Nicole Rogers

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — In a chaotic meeting, Tampa city leaders gave an update on the South Howard Flood Relief Project and gathered input from residents. Depending on who you ask, the project is either a step in the right direction or a costly mistake. Some said, the project will provide necessary flood relief. “What they’re going to put in place is that spine that will prevent or reduce the likelihood of flooding for a lot of portions of South Tampa,” Resident Ben Bernabei said.
Delicous grilled fruit recipes to quench your summer thirst

1 day ago | wfla.com | Sam Levin

by: Sam Levin Posted: Jun 5, 2025 / 12:21 PM EDT Updated: Jun 5, 2025 / 12:28 PM EDT Tampa (BLOOM) – The Today Show’s Nutrition, Health, and Lifestyle Expert, Joy Bauer, joins Gayle Guyardo, the host of Bloom, sharing delicious summer fruit recipes that are easy to make. Joy Bauer is an expert when it comes to creating delicious recipes for all occasions.
Ciudad de Tampa actualiza información sobre el proyecto de ayuda contra inundaciones en South Howard

1 day ago | wfla.com | Nicole Rogers |Jose Acevedo Negron

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA-TAMPAHOY) – En una reunión caótica, los líderes de la ciudad de Tampa dieron una actualización sobre el Proyecto de Alivio de Inundaciones de South Howard y recopilaron aportes de los residentes. Dependiendo de a quién le preguntes, el proyecto es un paso en la dirección correcta o un error costoso. Algunos dijeron que el proyecto proporcionará el alivio necesario contra las inundaciones.
Reaction pours in after Jolly announces run for governor

1 day ago | wfla.com | Ty Russell

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – Former Rep. David Jolly has announced he’s running for Florida governor. The Dunedin native served as a member of Congress as a Republican from 2014 to 2017. He left the party in 2018 and recently registered as a Democrat. “Is it okay to change your mind? I think it should be. I think more politicians should change their mind. I think the question is when we see politicians who change values. My values have been the same,” Jolly said.
New Trump travel restrictions expected to impact Tampa Bay families

1 day ago | wfla.com | Jeff Patterson

TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — President Donald Trump has put a travel ban into place for people trying to travel from 12 nations into the United States and restrictions on people traveling from seven others. The ban impacts people coming from Afghanistan, Myanmar, Chad, Congo Republic, Equatorial Guinea, Eritrea, Haiti, Iran, Libya, Somalia, Sudan, and Yemen. A spokesperson from the U.S. State Department said the ban is needed to protect U.S. citizens and American interests.
Tampa EDITION hosts rooftop spa event for World Oceans Day

2 days ago | wfla.com | Brody Wooddell

TAMPA, Fla. (BLOOM) — This Friday, June 6, The Tampa EDITION invites locals and visitors alike to elevate their morning routine with a serene rooftop celebration in honor of World Oceans Day. From 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., the luxury hotel will transform its rooftop into a tranquil spa oasis, offering complimentary 25-minute cooling facials complete with seaweed eye masks hand-harvested from the shores of Ireland.
Hurricane season is here — is your backup power ready?

2 days ago | wfla.com | Brody Wooddell

TAMPA, Fla. (BLOOM) – Hurricane season has arrived in Florida, and that means it is time to think beyond sandbags and bottled water. Power outages are among the most common and disruptive effects of tropical storms. Having a reliable backup power solution is no longer just a good idea. For many Floridians, it is essential.
Can you still visit the countries listed under Trump's travel ban?

2 days ago | wfla.com | Addy Bink

(NEXSTAR) — People from a dozen countries will soon be barred from entering the U.S., while those from seven others face expanded travel conditions, after President Donald Trump signed a travel ban on Wednesday. The ban, which Trump said was brought on by national security concerns, takes effect on Monday, June 9, and is similar to an order issued during his first term. Additional countries may also be added to the list “as threats emerge around the world,” Trump said in a video posted Wednesday.