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Orlando Gudes removes himself as council chair following hostile workplace...
Councilman Orlando Gudes removed himself as city council chair today, following a report in which a former employee claimed he created a hostile work environment through abrasive sexual comments. "In...
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Bruce Arians' abrupt retirement leaves Bucs fans with a lot of questions and...
In a shocking development not really seen by many, Bruce Arians is retiring as the Bucs’ head coach and defensive coordinator Todd Bowles is stepping in to become the head coach of the Tampa Bay...
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Tampa Bay rapper Rod Wave will give away $25,000 of free gas in St. Pete next...
St. Pete native Rod Wave is no stranger to charitable acts throughout his hometown, but his latest promise will help some folks in one of the most practical ways possible. Earlier this week, Wave...
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Tampa's massive retro toy expo, the Florida Extravaganza, returns this weekend
Let your inner kid out at the Florida Extravaganza coming to Tampa this weekend. Organized by Florida Toy Shows Expos, the event will feature new and vintage toys, comics, cars, retro gaming and...
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Florida GOP widens registration gap over Democrats
After overtaking Democrats last year, Florida Republicans have widened their lead in registered voters.
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The 2022 Atlantic hurricane season is expected to be 'above-normal,' says...
Another above-normal Atlantic hurricane season could be coming at us.
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Florida currently has 1.6 million vacant homes, the most in the country,...
Despite the large number of people moving to Florida, a new study found that over 1.6 million homes are sitting vacant. A recent report from LendingTree, an online lending site, analyzed the latest...
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A 12-foot alligator was hiding in a just-sold Florida home
Everyone's looking for a piece of real estate in Florida, including 12-foot alligators. An 11- to 12-foot alligator was recently discovered hiding out in a newly-built Florida home, that was days away...
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Federal judge declares parts of 2021 Florida voting bill as unconstitutional
A U.S. District Court judge Thursday declared parts of last year’s law that changed the state’s voting codes were unconstitutional, and ordered the state not to enforce provisions that more tightly...
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Federal lawsuit filed against Florida's controversial 'Don't Say Gay' bill
Three days after Gov. Ron DeSantis signed the measure, LGBTQ-advocacy groups, parents, students and a teacher filed a federal lawsuit Thursday challenging a new law that includes barring instruction...
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St. Pete’s Frog Pond re-opens next week under original management
When The Frog Pond closed due to COVID-19 on March 17, 2020, neither management or its loyal patrons knew if its doors at 890 3rd Ave. S would ever open again. But to the delight of breakfast-lovers...
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Federal judge: Florida's 2021 voting law intentionally discriminates against...
In a sharp rebuke to Republican lawmakers, a federal judge on Thursday ruled that parts of a 2021 state elections law were intended to discriminate against Black Floridians.
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Florida reaches $870 million opioid settlement with CVS, Teva, and others
With jury selection scheduled to begin next week in the state’s lawsuit against opioid manufacturers, distributors and retailers, Attorney General Ashley Moody reached settlements totaling more than...
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Savage Love: If you like the D, there's nothing wrong with a successful...
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St. Petersburg’s first Portillo's finally opens next week
A temple of sorts for Midwestern-transplants and hot dog-lovers is finally opening in St. Pete. Ilovetheburg writes that St. Pete’s highly-anticipated Portillo's at 2302 Tyrone Blvd N. will celebrate...
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Singer-songwriter Chase Bryant plays Pasco County’s 100th Chasco Fiesta this...
After years of mainly performing and the occasional EP, country singer-songwriter Chase Bryant finally released his debut album last summer, titled "Upbringing."
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The Orpheum hosts a night of metalcore with Texas-based band Fit For A King
Orpheum seems to be making its final season before shuttering in Ybor City something to remember. Texan metalcore band Fit For A King is no stranger to Tampa Bay, having performed here on a...
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James Taylor’s brother, Livingston Taylor, brings his emotional tunes to...
The brother of James Taylor also happens to be one of America’s most poignant songwriters, having spent 55 years in the music industry so far. In the latter half of the 2010s, Livingston Taylor has...
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Post-hardcore band Drug Church headlines Crowbar in promotion of their newest...
Albany-based hardcore quintet Drug Church celebrated 10 years together last year, and released a new album this month. In promotion of "Hygiene," its fourth record, the band behind “Weed Pin” arrives...
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John Mayer returns to Tampa’s Amalie Arena next week
John Mayer’s new album, "Sob Rock," finally emerged over the summer, and the 44-year-old songwriter and guitarist is bringing it to Tampa for a show at Amalie Arena next week. Mayer was supposed to...
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