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Hillsborough Tax Collector will bring services on the road with ‘MILES’ bus
Nancy Millan said the program is ‘committed to ensuring no community is left behind.’
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Sheriffs discover human remains in Pinellas, amid search for missing USF graduate student
Positive identification of the remains had not been determined as of last Sunday night.
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One of two missing USF graduate students has been found dead
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office says human remains found on the Howard Frankland Bridge have been identified as Zamil Limon.
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‘Legal mushroom dispensary’ in St. Pete closed last weekend
Chillum Mushroom & Hemp Dispensary offers hemp-derived cannabinoids, functional mushrooms, legal psychedelic-adjacent products, and harm-reduction education.
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Tampa Bay lawyers raise ethical concerns over Pam Bondi’s conduct as Attorney General
Johnny Bardine, a Stetson Law graduate, stressed that attorneys in positions of authority must uphold the highest ethical standards.
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Tampa Bay area ranks No. 100 out of 226 for ground-level ozone pollution, new report says
In Florida, a bill passed this legislative session that prohibits local governments from issuing policies to reduce greenhouse gas emissions.
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Speed camera company’s $10K donation to Chad Chronister PAC prompts call for independent review
RedSpeed has since made millions in revenue from the government contract.
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Creative Loafing Tampa Bay readers respond to Trump vs. Pope and DeSantis’ flip flop for Rays stadium
‘Somebody tell DeSantis his political career is over and the wife will never have one’
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After environmentalists push back, ‘A Land Remembered’ will no longer be filmed at Ft. DeSoto Park
St. Petersburg Audubon expressed concern about filming on fragile dunes and beaches, beach driving, and the use of cattle, pigs, and horses in the sensitive lands.
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Photos: In front of Tampa Tiger Bay Club, Uthmeier draws mix of boos and cheers for comments about LGBTQ community
Florida’s latest appointed Attorney General is up for election for the first time ever this fall, and also tool questions on Hope Florida, UF teaching job and more.
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Bucs Super Bowl champ Devin White is selling his massive Tampa area compound
The property sports a 9 stall horse training facility, with its own kitchen, dining area, bathroom and more.
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Tampa conference is a ‘gathering of union busters,’ according to local labor leaders
CUE—formerly known as the Council on Union-Free Environment—is coming to downtown starting April 19.
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St. Pete man wants to buy long-shuttered Haslam’s bookstore, and he’s selling 500,000 t-shirts to do it
‘I have this gut feeling that they are looking for a ‘Mr. Right’ to re-open the bookstore.’
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Tampa City Councilman Bill Carlson announces run for mayor
‘Our economy has grown because of the economic boom that happened from 2010 to 2020, not because of anything any person or organization did.’
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Florida Gov. DeSantis signs bill naming highway after Donald Trump
The bill also designates the Tallahassee airport as Bobby Bowden-Tallahassee International Airport.
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New Port Richey reelects Mayor Chopper Davis
There was a 20% increase in voter turnout compared with the last mayoral election.
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Ybor City walking tour to raise funds for Tampa DSA’s erase medical debt fundraiser
The Sunday event is part of a busy spring for the political organization.
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Creative Loafing Tampa Bay readers respond to gas prices, Guy Fieri, fired sheriff’s deputy and more
‘He’s taller and Chad got scared’
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Florida seeks alternative to high school AP courses with own version of college-level history classes
U.S. history is the second subject in the FACT program. Last year, the DOE initiated a statewide pilot for college algebra.
