Major burger discounts and surprise daily deals.
PCSO says it didn’t mean to inquire about “real-time facial searching capabilities from live surveillance cameras.”
Music, history, clubbing and more are on the docket.
The M&M jazz ensemble join in.
Satirist songwriter Darin Bradbury opens the show.
Say farewell to the dean.
The everlasting union arrives at Capitol Theatre on Thursday.
Your neighbors hard at work.
The Tampa musicians will be part of a quintet.
The deals are available until May 7.
Environmental groups have announced plans to fight the projects, which they say would lead to sprawl, harmful wildlife impacts and water pollution.
The app also allows users to order various munchies, like candy and chips, and yes, Slurpees.
There’ll even be meteorites on hand.
The show is one of three Florida dates.
Gift card giveaways, discounted furniture and free activities for kids.
Cities will not be able to enforce any single-use plastic laws until 2024.
But does the purchase come with free one-day shipping?
More burger blessings for the Bay.
It’s unclear at this moment if students were in the cafeteria when the weapon fired.
Beef officially over.
Are you willing to take your shoes off for a Potbelly’s sandwich?
…and it’s still happening at The Ritz Ybor.
The selected artist gets an $8,000 budget.
Currently, police can only cite motorists for texting behind the wheel if they are pulled over for other reasons.
It would be the Bay area’s second location.
Margs with a view is always a win.
One includes… sexual healing?
Mini horses, drink specials and live music.
Big win for people tired of smelling dragonberry plumes all day.
The Ritz Ybor plays host, and tickets go on sale May 3.
Southern rock on Central’s second block.
Charles Irwin and Vetnough open the show.
Things are going to get wild.
It’s like college all over again, but this time you’ll actually network.
The steaks are high.
About 5,000 additional tickets will be available.
It should take 18-24 months to complete.
There are currently no laws in Florida governing law enforcement agencies’ use of facial recognition.
The best reason to spring clean your closet.
Hey guys, expect plenty of traffic in your traffic.
The House bill also includes a back-to-school tax “holiday” from Aug. 2 through Aug. 4.
The REAX music magazine alum is in town on April 30.
Roial 1 and Lesage also return to the ODS stage.
Bring your own Bud Light though.
Our interview with Matthew Houck before the band’s first Tampa show since 2008.
Despite backing from Gov. DeSantis, a push to ban fracking in Florida is likely dead.
As the good lord intended.
The lone vote against the measure was by Sen. Dennis Baxley, an Ocala Republican.
The marine mammal was treated for a collapsed lung.
No need to road trip to the ‘Burg for brunch.
Bust out your stretchy pants for all-you-can-eat deals.
All hail, President Pitbull.
Bot or not, he’s got a heart of gold.
It’s the ‘Margarita and Music’ festival now.
St. Pete is, ahem, abuzz.
The plan passed 37-1 on Wednesday.
Get washed in waves of distorted guitar and then see the band live on April 27.
Lobster rolls not included.
E.T., Harry Potter also on the agenda.
The prescription calls for brunch with the doctor.
The governor wants a powerful new role in enforcing immigration laws in so-called “sanctuary cities.”
The strange dangers of being an exotic animal collector.
Informed Dissent: Lies, lying liars, etc.
See more strummy live music events.
Both bands play Clearwater this weekend.
Tampa’s Johnny Mile & the Kilometers join the fun.
The band plays Mahaffey Theater on April 26.
Chefs go head-to-head for charity, and bragging rights.
Filmed locally, the show premieres on April 27.
See the club in action at Saturday’s International Dragon Boat Festival.
‘For a Day or a Lifetime’ features photography, drawing and painting.
Delicious and environmentally conscious.
This new concept will bake your day.
Oh, and there was lots of bubbly.
After a long and sometimes nasty battle, the dust has finally settled.
