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In Tampa trial, family of Andrew Joseph III remembers ‘golden child’ and says there’s no proof he caused trouble at fair

Today, a Hillsborough Sheriff representative was evasive when asked why Joseph was painted as a criminal.

by Justin Garcia September 19, 2022May 27, 2025

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Tampa now has a magic mushroom dispensary

Owner Carlos Hermida says his shop is the first ever mushroom dispensary in Florida and in the U.S.

by Colin Wolf September 19, 2022July 17, 2025

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Despite attempt to block testimony, friend of Andrew Joseph III says HCSO advised them to cross I-4

The witness gave an emotional testimony about the events leading up to Joseph’s death.

by Justin Garcia September 16, 2022July 19, 2025

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After public outcry, Tampa leaders call for ‘radical restart’ with ‘PURE’ wastewater plans

City council members all expressed either doubt or complete disapproval of PURE as a whole.

by Ray Roa September 16, 2022May 21, 2025

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In Andrew Joseph III trial, expert testifies Hillsborough deputies violated constitution and state law

The judge in the federal wrongful death trial also clashed with HCSO’s legal team about interpretation of state law.

by Justin Garcia September 15, 2022April 17, 2025

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Hillsborough sheriff sergeant says laws about child detention are up for interpretation in Andrew Joseph III trial

Retired Master Sergeant Todd Anthony said that Florida State Law about detaining children should be up to individual officers.

by Justin Garcia September 14, 2022June 7, 2025

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Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, who lost 67 percent of a paycheck to Bitcoin, promotes new cryptocurrency center

To be fair, in November of 2021, Bitcoin was at a record high.

by Colin Wolf September 14, 2022May 28, 2025

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NewsRadio WFLA spread COVID-19 falsehoods, but Tampa Bay Lightning says that’s not why its contract wasn’t renewed

The new flagship for Bolts games is now 102.5 The Bone, which boasts a much more powerful signal.

by Colin Wolf September 14, 2022August 2, 2025

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‘You can’t manufacture facts’: Hillsborough deputies can’t get story straight in Andrew Joseph III trial

HCSO officers and legal team told conflicting stories today at the federal trial.

by Justin Garcia September 13, 2022March 20, 2025

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As Tampa trial for Andrew Joseph III family begins, activists from around the country show support

The trial is expected to last until Sept. 22, and some activists said they will be in Tampa the whole time.

by Justin Garcia September 12, 2022July 8, 2025

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New Port Richey mayor says people seeking public records should ‘go away’

The mayor’s comments come as citizens seek transparency from their government after multiple scandals.

by Justin Garcia September 9, 2022July 26, 2025

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Nonprofit racial justice organization Pinellas Remembers to host first annual fundraising gala this month

Pinellas Remembers will highlight guest speaker Eric Deggans, media critic for NPR.

by Chloe Greenberg September 9, 2022April 7, 2025

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‘It will be rebuilt’: Foundation says obstacles won’t stop restoration of Tampa’s historic Jackson House

The restoration of the Jackson House faces a new challenge: finding enough space to rebuild.

by Justin Garcia September 8, 2022May 17, 2025

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After resigning, former Tampa City Attorney Gina Grimes may return in new role

Grimes’ resignation came after turmoil with city council and problems with her public record keeping.

by Justin Garcia September 7, 2022July 2, 2025

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Tampa considers moving up to $5.5 million from solid waste to housing in 2023 budget

The idea to move the money was supported by Chief of Staff John Bennett and city council.

by Justin Garcia September 7, 2022May 25, 2024

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Tampa woman spots large gator strapped to a car on I-95

There’s gotta be a better ways to transport this thing to the deep fryer or the local bootery.

by Colin Wolf September 7, 2022March 31, 2025

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Tampa activists call for more affordable housing funds in upcoming budget

The demonstration will take place at 4:30 p.m. at Tampa City Hall.

by Justin Garcia September 6, 2022August 17, 2023

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St. Pete’s deputy mayor resigns after being accused of bullying, former comms director would ‘evaluate’ returning

Stephanie Owens was initially placed on leave, but chose to resign.

by Justin Garcia September 2, 2022January 9, 2024

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St. Pete is among Florida cities looking to snuff out smoking on beaches

Under the St. Petersburg proposal, people would have about a 90-day period to become aware of the change, with enforcement beginning Jan. 1.

by Jim Turner and News Service of Florida September 2, 2022August 3, 2023

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St. Petersburg communications director resigns after accusing deputy mayor of bullying

Janelle Irwin Taylor says that St. Petersburg Deputy Mayor Stephanie Owens created a hostile work environment

by Justin Garcia September 1, 2022May 6, 2025

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In Tampa trial, family of Andrew Joseph III remembers ‘golden child’ and says there’s no proof he caused trouble at fair

Tampa now has a magic mushroom dispensary

Despite attempt to block testimony, friend of Andrew Joseph III says HCSO advised them to cross I-4

After public outcry, Tampa leaders call for ‘radical restart’ with ‘PURE’ wastewater plans

In Andrew Joseph III trial, expert testifies Hillsborough deputies violated constitution and state law

Hillsborough sheriff sergeant says laws about child detention are up for interpretation in Andrew Joseph III trial

Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, who lost 67 percent of a paycheck to Bitcoin, promotes new cryptocurrency center

NewsRadio WFLA spread COVID-19 falsehoods, but Tampa Bay Lightning says that’s not why its contract wasn’t renewed

‘You can’t manufacture facts’: Hillsborough deputies can’t get story straight in Andrew Joseph III trial

As Tampa trial for Andrew Joseph III family begins, activists from around the country show support

New Port Richey mayor says people seeking public records should ‘go away’

Nonprofit racial justice organization Pinellas Remembers to host first annual fundraising gala this month

‘It will be rebuilt’: Foundation says obstacles won’t stop restoration of Tampa’s historic Jackson House

After resigning, former Tampa City Attorney Gina Grimes may return in new role

Tampa considers moving up to $5.5 million from solid waste to housing in 2023 budget

Tampa woman spots large gator strapped to a car on I-95

Tampa activists call for more affordable housing funds in upcoming budget

St. Pete’s deputy mayor resigns after being accused of bullying, former comms director would ‘evaluate’ returning

St. Pete is among Florida cities looking to snuff out smoking on beaches

St. Petersburg communications director resigns after accusing deputy mayor of bullying

Photos: In front of Tampa Tiger Bay Club, Uthmeier draws mix of boos and cheers for comments about LGBTQ community

Bucs Super Bowl champ Devin White is selling his massive Tampa area compound

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Bob Buckhorn officially enters 2027 Tampa mayoral race, says he expects council members to ‘stay in their lanes’