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Lucky Tigre soft opens in South Tampa, Florida’s biggest pumpkin debuts in Carrollwood, and more in Tampa Bay food news
And Florida’s first Mighty Quinn’s Barbecue debuts in Tampa this month.
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Harbour Island residents are once again fighting a proposed hotel, after Tampa developer threatened to sue city
A Tampa city attorney asked residents to not voice grievances to city council, due to pending litigation from the developer.
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Over 30 live music events and concerts happening in Tampa Bay this weekend
Just Friday alone is stacked.
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A Tampa paraplegic woman dealt with a leaking roof and mold at her apartment. Now she’s being evicted
The company that the woman rents from has been caught in several scandals recently.
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Hillsborough School Board could approve new mascot for Chamberlain Chiefs next week
Students helped select the new name over the last few months.
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After 30 years of ongoing protests, Indigenous activists launch new campaign to remove Tampa’s Columbus statue
On Saturday, Indigenous groups will protest the Columbus statue and strategize a campaign to take it down.
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‘World’s tallest and fastest’ swing ride coming to Busch Gardens Tampa this spring
Turns out the rumors were true.
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New Red Mesa food truck debuts, Geo’s wine bar heads to Ybor City, and more in Tampa Bay food news
And the St. Stefanos Super Greek Festival dishes out the best Mediterranean fare this weekend.
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Tampa City Council thanks staff for Hurricane Ian response, but calls for improvements
The City of Tampa received over 2,400 calls for assistance during the week of Hurricane Ian.
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After Hillsborough voters removed him from the bench, Jared Smith seeks a DeSantis appointment
The former judge, who faced heavy scrutiny for his behavior, is eyeing a seat on the 6th District Court of Appeals in Lakeland.
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Tampa officials confirm former City Attorney Gina Grimes is not working with the city in any capacity
Last month, the city thought that Grimes might take on a new position, but said today that she has moved on.
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Lifelines after landfall: Southwest Florida grapples with Hurricane Ian’s impact
As people return to Fort Myers to pick up the pieces after Hurricane Ian, some are finding that harder than others.
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As Ian leaves Florida, Tampa Bay group sets up relief hub and gathers supplies for hardest hit areas
The relief hub will serve locals and communities south of Tampa that were hit hardest by Hurricane Ian
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Ian moves across Central Florida as tropical storm, leaves 2.5 million without power
In the meantime, Northeast Florida is expected to receive roughly 10 inches of rain today, says the NHC.
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Latest Ian update and track has Tampa Bay still under hurricane and storm surge watches
The eye is forecast to move across and up central Florida before entering the Atlantic on Thursday night.
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‘We’re not out of the woods yet’: Tampa mayor urges residents to prepare for high winds and rain Wednesday night
She warned of unprecedented flooding when 18-20 inches of rain arrive tonight.
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Category 4 Hurricane Ian set to make landfall in Florida this afternoon, as track remains south of Tampa Bay
The storm now features maximum sustained winds of 155 mph, which is just 2 mph hour away from a Category 5 hurricane.
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Tuesday night Hurricane Ian track shifts even further south, away from Tampa Bay
Tropical Storm force winds could arrive in the Bay area as early as 8 a.m. Wednesday morning.
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Category 3 Hurricane Ian shifts track just south of Tampa Bay
The current track of Ian now has the storm making landfall near the Venice/Englewood area.
