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The Black Keys and Band of Horses are coming to Tampa this summer
Band of Horses is already set to play Gasparilla Music Festival in February.
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Tom Brady just ruined Gasparilla
The GOAT is retiring according to everyone except him.
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‘Turtle Ditch,’ downtown Tampa’s iconic DIY skate spot, is dead
Tampa’s underground mini-skatepark that was visited by locals and pros is no more.
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21 live music concerts and events happening in Tampa Bay this week
Bring a mask, OK?
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Tampa Police chief finalist was once charged with battery on an officer during a DUI stop
The mayor’s administration has not provided information on how many candidates were considered or interviewed.
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Tampa’s iconic Kojak’s House of Ribs will open its new Seffner location next week
The 40 year-old restaurant closed its flagship location in the spring of 2021.
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Amid criticism, Tampa police quietly restores public neighborhood crime data
TPD had cited Marsy’s Law in its change to grid level reporting, but advocates of the law itself said it was being misinterpreted.
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Experts say Tampa violated state law with its ‘City Center’ project by privately selecting contractor
There is currently no evidence that the competitive selection process took place when the City of Tampa decided to expand the Hanna Avenue project and retain DPR.
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Every Gasparilla 2022 party we know about
From the usual suspects (hello, MacDinton’s) to less-expected ones, (Winn-Dixie, Checkers) it’s time to Gaspy.
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The Brutalist, King State’s new St. Pete bar and beer brewing facility, soft opens on March 10
Flying Boat Brewery will host its last day at 1776 11th Ave. N on Jan. 30.
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The Bucs have no one to blame but themselves
If you can convince me that the NFL was conspiring to eliminate the league’s most popular player and one of the most popular athletes in America, then I will gladly hear your argument.
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Tampa Police Department is now concealing neighborhood crime data. A national crime-tracking group says it’s a public safety risk.
TPD used Marsy’s Law as the reason for changing the data, but the law does not support TPD’s changes.
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Tampa Bay housing inventory plummets by 47 percent, the ‘lowest ever observed,’ says Zillow
Tampa’s housing inventory exceeded the record setting national slump.
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Legal groups sue Sarasota County for suspending nearly 2,000 drivers licenses over legal fees
Despite Florida law, Sarasota County has continued to suspend driver’s licenses for non-criminal offenses.
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Paul Tash leaves the Tampa Bay Times with more acclaim, a slain rival and a complicated legacy
The paper’s longest-running CEO responds to the critics, and talks about what’s next.
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Tampa apartment complex tenants plan protest against mass eviction and poor living conditions
The action is happening on Thursday, Jan. 20 at 5 p.m.
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After reports of rift between DeSantis and Trump, Roger Stone calls Florida Gov. a ‘Yale Harvard fat boy’
“Ron DeSantis Yale Harvard fat boy can’t get out of his own way. Not smart. Not honest and not going to be president.”
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USF Tampa students will again protest over low Black enrollment, and call for more Black counselors and professors
‘USF administration have failed to fully acknowledge this issue and have made ill attempts at addressing it.’
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Guitar-shredding conspiracy theorist Ted Nugent returns to Clearwater this summer
If you’re going just for the music, please wear a mask—or two.