Vol. 37, No. 17
'This is a fight for freedom': At Florida stop, Vice President Harris warns of potential Trump abortion ban
“As of this morning, 4 million women in this state woke up with fewer reproductive freedoms than they had last night."
By Dara Kam and News Service of Florida
DeSantis signs bill banning sales of lab-grown meats in Florida
The bill, in part, will make it a second-degree misdemeanor to sell or manufacture cultivated meat.
By Jim Turner and News Service of Florida
DeSantis signs bill to remove ‘indoctrination’ from Florida classrooms
DeSantis also signed a bill allowing state funds to be deposited in credit unions. In the past, only banks have been eligible.
By Ryan Dailey, Jim Turner and News Service of Florida
Florida Gov. DeSantis says Gaza refugees are not wanted, and would bring 'blood feud' to country
Several national news outlets reported Wednesday that U.S. agencies have discussed resettling Palestinian refugees from Gaza.
By News Service of Florida
Amid pro-Palestinian demonstrations, USF adds increased security for commencement events
Pro-Palestinian protests have shaken campuses across the country as the academic year ends.
By Ryan Dailey and News Service of Florida
There should be a giant crab in the center of this Tampa Heights traffic circle
Let's name is 'Garcia.'
By Linda Saul-Sena
Tampa Bay Chalk Festival returns to St. Pete’s Deuces district this weekend
Attendees are encouraged to patronize the neighborhood’s local restaurants.
By Kyla Fields
Brooksville’s Harvest Moon Farm hosts month-long sunflower festival
It’s just a 45-minute drive to Masaryktown.
By Ray Roa
Creative Pinellas’ Emerging Artists showcase opens this month in Largo
Close to a dozen creatives were chosen, and the reception is on May 9.
Review: Alvvays introduces itself to Tampa in loud, joyous set at The Ritz
So many people knew all the words.
Tampa Bay Rays tap locals for free City Connect jersey concert
It happens today at the St. Pete Pier.
After a year of showing up on the silver screen, Indigo Girls heads to Clearwater
By Josh Bradley
Psych-rock band Levitation Room brings 'Strange Weather' to Tampa on Friday
St. Petersburg instrumental quartet Soft Cuff (FFO: Daptone Records) and bedroom bop maker Peli Gene open.
Noan Partly is releasing a debut album this year, but plays a free Friday concert in Seminole Heights first
Partly doesn’t like to put her music in a box.
Spanish Love Songs, purveyor of emo singalongs, plays Tampa this weekend
Oso Oso, Sydney Sprague, and Worry Club open at Orpheum.
Waxahatchee plays St. Pete on Friday, but get to the show early to see Good Morning
The Australian indie-rock band just released a new double album.
Country duo Brooks & Dunn is in reboot mode and headed to Tampa this weekend
So much for that 'final rodeo.'
Dagger opens 'Wounds' at no-cover St. Petersburg concert
The show is at The Bends this weekend.
Songwriter Kevin So plays intimate bungalow show in St. Pete
He's at Craftsman House on Saturday.
Tampa rapper Li Kenobi releases debut album with free concert at Shuffle
On 'Star Wars' day, naturally.
Tampa Bay DIY booker Whamo is taking a break but hosting one last show at 'some dude’s backyard'
Soft Bite and You First, plus DJ Goth Prep Boy are also on the bill.
Experimental jazz bassist Rugawd plays 'Little Treats' album release party this weekend
But you gotta know someone to get the address.
DJ Jask is launching 'Sade Sundays' at Tampa's Alter Ego
'...originals and covers to remixes, samples, and songs' will all be part of the set.
The Offspring is playing Tampa's Hard Rock Event Center this weekend
With former Marilyn Manson drummer Brandon Pertzborn on rhythm.
UK wunderkind Jacob Collier plays St. Pete on Monday
The audience choir guy is here.
Grungy rock outfit Narrow Head plays Ybor City on Wednesday
Wishy and Dazy open.
Q&A: Ahead of Clearwater concert, Toto’s Joseph Williams discusses 'Star Wars,' returning bandmates and more
Old is new, indeed.
Diana Ross, the last of The Supremes, plays Clearwater this month
Busch Gardens’ Food & Wine Festival wraps later this month
After that, it’s back to tendies, pizza, and BBQ.
Pete's Bagels opens Gulfport outpost, Stone Soup Cafe closes, and more local food news
And there's a few more weeks to attend Busch Gardens' globally-inspired food & wine festival.
Rakki, a new Asian-inspired ‘rice and noodles’ concept, opens in Seminole Heights
It dishes out unique ramens, dumplings and bao buns during its soft opening phase.
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