7 in 10 professors in the Florida College System are employed as adjuncts.
Ziggy Marley and Stick Figure are just two of the dozens of acts headed to Vinoy Park.
His statement was read at the band’s induction ceremony.
Are you reading this over a tissue?
The PACE Act would essentially modernize the Children Dependent Care Tax Credit.
The tour hits Orpheum in Ybor City with Immolation and Necrot in tow.
Actually, leave the wine at home.
The Wilco frontman brings James Elkington to downtown March 14.
Break out the JNCOs.
Don’t go bacon my heart.
Cocktails with the maestro.
He might be your next Uber driver, according to him.
Now the multimillionaire philanthropist and mayoral candidate is just messing with us.
And the option to carry in churches, too.
Sustainable and delicious.
A report by The Intercept tied money to Chinese foreign nationals.
You apparently can get very drunk on Brandy Alexanders.
Plant-based is the new black.
Debussy and Saint-Saëns will be featured at the first-come, first-served show.
Jacob Sigman opens the March 13 Tampa date.
The 600 block is getting a little juicier.
The bill hopes to arm paramedics during ‘high-risk’ operations.
More patios, please.
Last November the zoo was ordered to “cease all activities involving manatees” after allegations of mistreating the animals.
A sold-out Saturday and sizzling hot Sunday might’ve paved the way for a lifetime of GMF.
Permiculturists, foodies, and urban growers, unite.
Stouts to save sea life? Sign us up.
The suit claims the boy’s left foot got stuck between the vehicle and the offloading area.
The expectos are high.
Because of his blind trust, the former governor didn’t have to detail his investments and business interests.
Offended by Everything also plays the March 12 show.
Live music, food and a seltzer mixology contest.
It was the band’s first album with Neil Young.
I’d like to make a withdrawal, please.
The FWC is investigating after the man posted a video to Facebook showing himself attacking the pelican.
He just won his sixth Latin Grammy.
Nerf Herder will open on June 20.
The state’s minimum wage this year is $8.46 an hour.
Pancakes for every meal.
Sunday funday with the fam guarantees to be light on your pockets.
Jenny Lewis, The Growlers, St. Paul & the Broken Bones among highlights during the month-long celebration.
Tampa, St. Petersburg and Lakeland all have their own Surterra locations.
The annual Tampa Bay Beer Week tradition didn’t disappoint.
He got some help from Lauren Alaina, John Anderson and Trace Adkins.
He’ll be on guitar at Ruth Eckerd Hall’s Murray Theatre.
It’ll be like a nu-metal carnival in there.
Blacksmith and Sentries also play Hooch & Hive on March 10.
Blis. just opened for Glassjaw and Quicksand.
One’s a late show, and the other starts way too early.
The “fifth Beatle” was one of pop music’s brightest minds.
Two Florida lawmakers want to expand protections for renters as the state's affordable housing crisis rages on with no end in sight. State Sen. José Javier Rodríguez and Rep. Carlos Guillermo Smith are sponsors of identical measures SB 1794 and HB 1283, which aim to reform renters' rights and stop the "exploitation of vulnerable renters." "I have seen firsthand the…
Ashley Moody may be having second thoughts about oil companies.
Rory, Mal & Parks join him on May 3.
Bottles and cans, just clap your hands.
Let Pinellas County ESE students show you their masks during this Second Saturday event.
Feed your bottomless pit for free on National Pancake Day, March 12th.
ASG, Toke and more also play on March 9.
Happy International Women’s Day
The bill comes nearly three years after Florida voters first approved medical marijuana in 2016.
Steada treated, we get tricked. Steada kisses, we get kicked.
It would require public high schools to offer an elective course on the Old and New Testaments.
Gourmet grilled cheese is our blood type.
Editor’s Note: Fond farewells and excited hellos.
The cover band haven opened in 2015 and was never meant to stay.
This week’s Poet’s Notebook is inspired by both Coleridge and current events.
One for me… and another for me.
Informed Dissent: Election politics and the S-word.
Adult. and Sextile open the show.
We’re this much closer to chugging that blue milk.
It’s for the orphans, but Watoto’s LGBTQ views are asinine.
John Anderson, Lauren Alaina and Trace Adkins open the March 8 show.
Remember when she missed her flight on Halloween?
100 percent plant-based southern comfort food is coming our way, people.
He’s the first police officer in Florida since 1989 to be found guilty for killing someone while on duty.
His approval ratings in the Sunshine State are largely split along party lines.
It’s called the “Sunshine Protection Act,” and he just can’t let it go.
Sorry, rich people who just love to pay taxes.
Specialty doughnuts? Yes please.
The official word is supposed to come at 11 a.m.
The place would benefit from deciding what it wants to be.
CL talks failures, family life and new music with the D.C. rapper.
“Hopefully, it becomes a staple in the neighborhood.”
It was close, but no Cigar City (yet) for Castor.
Meet the three artists whose unique art is currently on display at the Leepa-Rattner Museum of Art in Tarpon Springs.
Marvel Studios puts its final piece in place before ‘Avengers: Endgame,’ and gives Brie Larson the role of a lifetime.
Go stuff yourself.
