“This, to me, is just a modicum of dignity when it comes to this issue.”
After initially being approved, city council has repealed the noise ordinance.
Mary O’Connor has served as TPD police chief since Feb. 8, and was confirmed by council today.
Crist, Scott take strong pro-Ukraine positions in wake of Volodymyr Zelenskyy speech.
Tickets for this historic tour start at $20.
The pace of deaths has slowed slightly.
Let that gator swim!
Early bird tickets for this boozy competition are on sale now, starting at $65.
Under the conforming bill, which passed Monday, universities would be ineligible for what is known as performance funding
All these events are on Thursday, March 17 unless otherwise noted.
Especially considering the Bucs already have a pretty formidable offensive line.
Reggae Rise Up and Innings Festival lead the way.
Good luck getting into Jannus Live on Wednesday.
The band was supposed to play the Cap last year.
After a hiatus, the music festival back at two venues in Tarpon Springs.
Katara, K. III among the performers.
But Watain had to drop off the show due to visa issues.
Big & Rich are on the bill, too.
Walled City and Spanish Needles play support on Friday.
Rebelution, Slightly Stoopid and Iration are among the headliners at the three-day festival.
You know, if you’re not at Reggae Rise Up in St. Pete.
Locate S,1 and Charles Irwin—back home after a short Northeast tour—open the show.
It’s been a rough pandemic for the Four Seasons.
John Craigie opens the show.
He’s the only original member left.
Founder Tim Sweetwood said, ‘we can already say that we’ll be giving it a go again in ‘23.’
The law will formally take effect in July.
Get your kangaroo tacos at this weekend’s party.
‘I have never seen one that big before,’ says one onlooker, while another yells ‘put that gator down!’
Donnie Stopa and Rodney Norman are on the bill.
Salty Nun does still have the leftover outdoor swings from its horny predecessors.
Also, don’t wait around for assholes to call you back.
Carlton Davis III and Ryan Jensen are back.
He takes over the Straz Center in October.
The books would have been a prop for a 2016 Cord Byrd speech at a Nassau County school.
Florida lawmakers finished the regular legislative session Monday by passing a $112.1 billion budget for the fiscal year that will start July 1.
Lawmakers have speculated DeSantis is trying to set up a challenge to the Fair Districts amendments and to the federal Voting Rights Act.
About 52% of Mayor Castor’s ‘Tampa Strong’ PAC was contributed by development interests.
‘When Trump supporters peacefully protest, suddenly “Law and Order” is all they can talk about!’
The queer country pioneers plays Tampa on March 24.
The Senate voted 33-0 to pass the budget, while the House backed it in a 105-3 vote.
With plenty of fresh songs for the live setlist, too.
’Twas a pretty good crowd for a Saturday.
The dapper Texan let all his true talents shine, and gave his accompanists plenty of opportunities to do the same.
“Unlike the Legislature, Governor DeSantis has demonstrated that he is not willing to abide by the law..”
It runs from March 24-26 on both sides of the Bay.
After Wednesday’s meeting, Disney was soon caught in between the crossfire from both DeSantis and an LGBTQ+ advocacy group.
Since March 1, over 960 applicants have applied to for the relief, potentially exhausting the city funds.
“I am smart enough to know when I should probably keep my mouth shut and say thank you,” Sen. Janet Cruz, D-Tampa, said
The attraction has been open to pass members since Feb. 11.
The community plans to protest against Florida HB 1557 and SB 1834 from 4 to 6 p.m at the steps of the St. Petersburg City Hall.
Corcoran last year applied to become president of Florida State University but did not make a final group of candidates.
Ultimately, the Republican-dominated Senate approved the bill (HB 7) in a 24-15 vote along party lines.
‘Framing Agnes’ screens tonight.
Margo Cilker at Crowbar, and Nelly at the Strawberry Festival, too.
Oxymorrons once tapped a Tampa-adjacent design firm for the aesthetic on an album.
The Nashville band plays Crowbar on Tuesday.
Adam Melchor and Rosie at Jannus Live.
Anyone taking bets on Mick Jones showing up at Ruth Eckerd Hall?
Catch BJ Barham & co. at Crowbar.
He’s known for his ability to sing in both tenor and soprano.
Covey, Arm’s Length and BloodRoot open the show.
He’s at the Cap again.
Chapek has faced heat from Disney employees and theme park fans for his silence on the issue.
It must go before voters because it would be a constitutional amendment.
The two killings occurred less than two miles apart.
He’s at Skipper’s for the first time since 2019.
It hopes to open sometime this year.
It has a new album, ‘Family Reunion,’ to play.
House of I and Meare open the show.
The Orlando outfit is at Coppertail Brewing where founder Kent Bailey’s band plays opener.
Tribal Style headlines the show.
The tendie war just got real.
Ghanian-American rapper Chael Blinya, classical cellist and composer Brianna Tam, and Intelle’q open.
Tampa’s River O’ Green Fest is now on Sunday. St. Pete canceled ShamROCK at the pier outright.
Bassist Lexxi Foxx is never coming back.
The gas-tax break would occur in October, just ahead of the November elections.
Of Good Nature opens at Crowbar.
“This is just going to give the bad actors another opportunity to threaten local governments to get their ways.”
