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25 ways to celebrate Oktoberfest around Tampa Bay this fall
It’s finally time to dust off your lederhosen.
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WWE’s Royal Rumble headed to St. Petersburg next year
It’s been awhile since local wrestling fans have seen a Royal Rumble in person.
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Florida temporarily suspends political ideology surveys to nearly 2 million in state colleges, universities
Results from the first year’s surveys did not go as expected for conservatives.
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Fresh off Nsync reunion, Joey Fatone brings his ’90s con party to Tampa Theatre
Tickets went bye, bye, bye.
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The Bucs will be 2-0 after Sunday’s home opener at Raymond James
We’re gonna fire the cannons to a 24-21 win.
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NYC-based chain Champion Pizza to open out of Ichicoro’s former Seminole Heights space
It will be the franchise’s first location in the Sunshine State.
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Fire the cannons, the Bucs stole a win in Minnesota
No turnovers either.
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After controversial fare increase, St. Pete allocates extra SunRunner funds for new bus station, public art
Leftovers from an early rate increase wil also go to fiber optics cables.
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Tampa Bay’s best live music happening September 8-14
With Loud On 7th wrapping on Sept. 10.
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Popular dessert shop The Salty Donut opens in Hyde Park Village next week
It dishes out classic doughnuts, seasonal flavors and a variety of coffee.
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Stoner’s Pizza Joint announces plans to open three new Tampa locations
Stoner’s Pizza Joint says it hopes to open 100 new units by the end of 2025.
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Op-ed: It’s time to confront Tampa’s low voter turnout by timing local and national elections together
Tampa’s commitment to this outdated practice resulted in an abysmal municipal election turnout last spring.
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Florida keeps using unpaid prison labor to prepare for hurricanes
We had a word for that once: slavery. Now? It’s a little more complicated.
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St. Pete is getting its own ‘Orange Belt’ criterium bicycle race next month
Founders of Made Coffee and Green Bench Brewing bring the Crit Championship Tour to the Edge District.
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Country music’s next big thing, Zach Bryan, is playing Tampa next summer
Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit opens the show.
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Caribbean concept Sal Rosa to replace Bizou Brasserie in downtown Tampa’s Le Méridien hotel
The New American restaurant quietly closed its doors earlier this month.
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Thousands of power outages reported across Tampa Bay due to Hurricane Idalia
Duke Energy reported over 23,000 outages in Pinellas County.
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Historic Florida fishing village prepares for historic hurricane surge
“When you try to compare this storm to others, DON’T. No one has seen this.”
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Florida evacuates 4,000 prisoners from 35 facilities statewide ahead of Hurricane Idalia
State prisons across the region also suspended visitation for the days after the storm was expected to make landfall on Wednesday.
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Florida suspends tolls in Tampa Bay area to aid evacuation efforts
Tolls will be suspended for a seven-day period.