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‘No Kings’ Protest outside Tampa City Hall
“No Kings” is a nationwide, peaceful protest movement against President Donald Trump's administration. Around 1,000 demonstrators gathered outside of Tampa’s City Hall March 28.
Where Sand Meets Celebration: Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival Returns to Clearwater Beach
The sugar-white sand shimmered under the Florida sun as music and laughter danced in the air. Along Clearwater Beach by Pier 60, thousands of visitors kicked off their shoes and stepped into the annual Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival. This is the festivals 12th year and it has grown into more than a local celebration. The event is expected to draw more than 118,000 visitors.
Department of Justice Sues Busch Gardens Parent Company Over Alleged Disability Discrimination
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division filed a lawsuit against United Parks & Resorts Inc. (UPR), the parent company of SeaWorld and Busch Gardens, alleging violations of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
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Reward Increased to $5,000 After Hammerhead Shark Found Mutilated
$5,000 reward for information regarding a 12-foot-long great hammerhead shark found on March 15, washed ashore near Juno Beach Pier with its dorsal fin and tail removed.
Emergency Legislation Restores HIV Treatment Access, But Advocates Warn of Long-Term Uncertainty.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an emergency legislation restoring access to life-saving HIV medication for Floridians affected by recent cuts to the state’s AIDs Drugs Assistance Programs until June 30. Advocates warns need of long-term plan.
The Stevedore Opens April 1 in Gasworx, Mixing Ybor History with Modern Living
The Stevedore is a love letter to Ybor’s working-class roots, blending history with modern development. This new apartment complex, a part of Gasworx development, is set to open on April 1.
Lab-Grown Meat Ban Stands After Appeal Court Ruling
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeal is upholding Florida’s 2024 ban of lab-grown meat. Upside Food Inc., a California company that produces cultivating meat, including chicken, challenged the law in court after Senate Bill 1084 went into effect.
Hold Your Horses: Tampa Bay Rodeo Returns This April
Crowds Watch as Valspar Championship Comes Down to the Final Hole
‘No Kings’ Protest outside Tampa City Hall
“No Kings” is a nationwide, peaceful protest movement against President Donald Trump's administration. Around 1,000 demonstrators gathered outside of Tampa’s City Hall March 28.
Department of Justice Sues Busch Gardens Parent Company Over Alleged Disability Discrimination
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division filed a lawsuit against United Parks & Resorts Inc. (UPR), the parent company of SeaWorld and Busch Gardens, alleging violations of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Reward Increased to $5,000 After Hammerhead Shark Found Mutilated
$5,000 reward for information regarding a 12-foot-long great hammerhead shark found on March 15, washed ashore near Juno Beach Pier with its dorsal fin and tail removed.
Lab-Grown Meat Ban Stands After Appeal Court Ruling
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeal is upholding Florida’s 2024 ban of lab-grown meat. Upside Food Inc., a California company that produces cultivating meat, including chicken, challenged the law in court after Senate Bill 1084 went into effect.
Crowds Watch as Valspar Championship Comes Down to the Final Hole
Environmental Groups Urges Endangered Status For Florida Manatees After Mass Die-Offs
Where Sand Meets Celebration: Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival Returns to Clearwater Beach
The sugar-white sand shimmered under the Florida sun as music and laughter danced in the air. Along Clearwater Beach by Pier 60, thousands of visitors kicked off their shoes and stepped into the annual Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival. This is the festivals 12th year and it has grown into more than a local celebration. The event is expected to draw more than 118,000 visitors.
Hold Your Horses: Tampa Bay Rodeo Returns This April
Art Meets Development at Paint It Pink Festival as Artists Compete for St. Pete Tower Mural
Sheriff Grady Judd Proposes ‘Path Forward’ for Contributing Undocumented Immigrants
Meet Loper, The New Florida Panther at ZooTampa
Clearwater Prepares for Spring Break Crowds
Tampa Date Night Ideas 2025: Unique Spots Locals Actually Use
Discover Tampa's best date night spots beyond the typical dinner. From hidden rooftops to interactive experiences - insider picks for memorable evenings.
Florida State Fair Competes for Title of America's Best State Fair
Tampa Bay Wins the Title of Americas Most Relaxing City
Former Brady Residence That Hosted Commercial Shoots Hits Market
Venezuelan Siblings Serve Up Tradition at Gulfport's Arepa Destination
Tampa Bay Gears Up for Action-Packed Weekend with Riverfest, Country Thunder and Derby Day
The Stevedore Opens April 1 in Gasworx, Mixing Ybor History with Modern Living
The Stevedore is a love letter to Ybor’s working-class roots, blending history with modern development. This new apartment complex, a part of Gasworx development, is set to open on April 1.
New Sandal Key Community Unveils Lagoon Lazy River
St. Petersburg Barbershop Blends Haircuts, Literacy and Financial Education
Florida-born Entrepreneur Launches New FLORTS Card Game That Could Forever Change The Way Families Enjoy Their Favorite Sports
Generational Futurist Decodes Why Trust Breakdowns Destroy More Businesses Than Market Downturns
Sales Training Pioneer Stephen Cheevers Transforms Business Performance Through Revolutionary Methods and AI-Powered Tools
Emergency Legislation Restores HIV Treatment Access, But Advocates Warn of Long-Term Uncertainty.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an emergency legislation restoring access to life-saving HIV medication for Floridians affected by recent cuts to the state’s AIDs Drugs Assistance Programs until June 30. Advocates warns need of long-term plan.
Measles Cases Rise As USF Expert Warns of Declining Vaccinations
Two Measles Cases Confirmed in Tampa Bay Area
Medicare Enrollment Opens in Tampa for 2026: Key Changes and Considerations
Johns Hopkins University’s Michael Baturin and Joyce Chung, Working to Transform Early Education for Underserved Youth, through Blue Hatchlings, Inc. and Baturin’s Innovative Onsite “Early Advantage Program”
