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Union nurses protest ICE in Largo [Photos]
They’re calling on Congress to stop health threats from federal immigration agencies.
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Bob Buckhorn’s mayoral PAC has more than $1.4 million—and most of it comes from development and investment interests
The two-time mayor defended his big money connections and use of CRA funds to subsidize development, saying ‘I would do it again 10 times over every day of the week.’
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Ahead of next month’s new album, Juvenile returns for St. Pete concert
Last fall, the Hot Boy told Stereogum that the album’s title is a nod to how long he’s been waiting to put the music out.
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Ahead of big birthday concert, Trombone Shorty returns to Tampa
He’s in Florida for Miami’s Montreux festival.
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Nobro is the reason to get to Descendents St. Pete concert early
Frank Turner is in the middle of the bill at Jannus Live, surrounded, as always by good company.
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Brooklyn electro quartet Model/Actriz brings gripping new LP to Tampa
Practice your ‘Pirouette’ before heading to New World.
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Handsome Americana songwriter Cory Branan returns to Tampa this weekend
He’s hot, and hot off a collaboration with Tyler Childers.
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Donations from Tampa punk concert will benefit Miami-based immigrant justice nonprofit
Leave your black umbrellas at home.
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Mountain Holler and Billy Mays III come home for one-off concert in St. Pete
Mountain Holler has a handful of dates booked on this return home.
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Tampa City Council could vote to approve Flock-integrated speed cameras in school zones
Councilmembers say they are confident data wouldn’t be inappropriately shared.
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Brooksville’s four-day Whippersnap music festival kicks off Wednesday
Karl Denson is among the headliners for the camping throwdown set for Feb. 18-21.
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St. Pete Zine Fest highlights underground artists and media makers
All the cool kids will be at SPC-Gibbs library this weekend.
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Art Week Tampa offers a deep dive into the city’s creative scene
Celebrations started downtown today and go through Sunday.
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Eckerd College festival brings five nights of environmental films to St. Petersburg
‘Lost Wolves of Yellowstone’ and ‘Flow’ are highlights of the free event.
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Tampa Bay nonprofit responds to thousands of injured bird calls every year
Driven by volunteers, Birds In Helping also helps other animals.
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American running legend Meb Keflezighi helps Plant High School athletes redefine success
His winning attitude, and commitment to consistency, has clearly caught on.
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Officials want feedback on redistricting plans for Tampa elections
The public can take a survey and take part in two meetings set for Feb. 23 and March 9.