With less than two weeks left till the crowded St, Pete mayoral primary, two popular Democrats rally support for incumbent Rick Kriseman.
“It’s time to get uncomfortable because that is what change feels like.”
Hey, at least they didn’t vote a pro-Confederacy activist onto the county’s diversity council or anything…oh, wait, that’s exactly what they did.
The Clearwater lawmaker launched his bid with jabs at his toughest opponent, who did not have a dolphin at his rally.
While she was there to honor local immigrants, last weekend’s events were front-and-center.
Yeah, I guess you could say they’re an acquired taste.
The former director of digital for WTSP/10 News has sued the station’s parent company for sex discrimination.
Get your total solar eclipse on with this stellar elixir.
Red Hot Chili Peppers put out two LPs, too.
…and a road trip for J. Cole?
The three-day gathering solidified the Sunshine State’s place in the national craft beer conversation.
You can look directly at these.
Impress your friends with random facts about the eclipse.
Hillsborough County, not so much.
Seventh Avenue was closed for several hours this afternoon for a TV test drive.
Citing a need to move past divisive symbols and rhetoric, he said such relics have no places in Florida’s public spaces.
As groups protest last week’s hate and violence, Florida’s own hateful history looms large.
…and Post Malone let his hair down.
Add that to Waxahatchee, and EtC is lookin’ mighty fine.
We can hear “Angels of the Silences” now.
‘Jefferson Airplane Takes Off,’ too.
The annual bake-off between novices and pros is part of the arts center’s centennial celebration.
Limited-release beers are among the highlights of Woodstock Week, running through Sunday.
A triathlete finds community and connection in the Burg.
If the lore holds true, the Aug. 21 solar eclipse is the kind that can “stop wars and start wars.” (Let’s hope it’s not the latter.)
Duh. Our offices at CL have two — two — doggie staffers, plus a part-time pawsultant.
Hear this guitar face.
He wrote an open letter to his fellow elected officials in the wake of anti-minority violence in Charlottesville.
Your doughnuts are a wonderland.
Comic relief: POTUS pronounces it “nozzies.”
Sonny and Cher go no. 1, too.
No Jay-Z, but that’s alright.
A mere 35 mangrove-y miles from downtown St. Pete to the Ringling.
Also, elections matter.
John! John! John!
The violence continued into Saturday ahead of a “Unite the Right” rally organized by white nationalists.
In the wake of the deaths of three black boys last week, the candidates and other Uhuru-associated activists are criticizing police and the media.
Just to be close to him, girl.
Credit: 0 is playing video game tunes, too.
These songs even work when its raining.
Inventive dishes and specialty cocktails from the St. Pete eatery hit Hillsborough next week.
The down-home restaurant intends to remain a part of the St. Pete food scene.
Five ways to do the weekend right — with food and drink in mind.
You don’t need to go to the beach to enjoy some quintessentially Florida fun.
It can be tough to people correctly if you don’t have the right tools.
Jitt Brodie birthday bash, Lady and the Bard, plus more.
Freaks and nasty girls came out to play.
Two films never to forget: A sequel from the ‘90s and a stellar twist on a tired subgenre
Because being physically fit doesn’t always need to be documented via GPS watches and training logs.
After 40 years of conservation efforts — and despite a population barely numbering in the hundreds — feds are considering lifting protections for the big cats.
Here’s what you couldn’t get enough of last month.
Stageworks’ quiche-eating lesbians are back for another round.
With a soft launch set for this weekend, the cafe and bar wants locals to mark their calendars.
Truly one of the most exciting double-bills of the summer.
Madonna released ‘Like A Virgin,’ too.
The Mormino effect?
The Hamburger Mary’s in Brandon, guys.
If it looks like a felonious white supremacist, it might be a felonious white supremacist.
Free health classes, screenings and food access for food deserts are the local program’s focus.
Roy Peter Clark, vice president and senior scholar at the Poynter Institute (which owns Tampa Bay Times) weighs in on the St. Pete mayor’s race.
St. Pete needs to follow a leader who will keep it on course.
You’ll need Kim O’Donnel’s latest vegetarian cookbook, PNW Veg, as your guide.
A single mother and her son found common ground in trips to live shows.
We didn’t know Lis Casanova’s story until her internship was almost over, and it’s incredible.
Our relationship was complicated — a love/hate type of thing.
