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Tampa Salvation Army giving away free lunch and dinner to anyone impacted by hurricanes
They’ll also be handing out emergency supplies to those impacted by Hurricane Milton.
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Resources available for Tampa Bay artists affected by hurricanes Helene and Milton
Tampa Arts Alliance and Creative Pinellas offer Tampa Bay artists resources in the wake of hurricanes Helene and Milton.
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Hurricane Milton: Here’s where to find Tampa Bay grocery stores that are currently open
Here’s which locations are open, and how to check on the status of your local grocer.
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House Democrats call for immediate FEMA funding for hurricane response
The group wants to bolster the Federal Emergency Management Agency and Small Business Administration, which provide disaster assistance.
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Tampa Bay’s Mutual Aid Disaster Relief is hosting a free market for victims of Hurricane Milton
They’ll be distributing supplies daily from 12-4 p.m. at Waters Avenue Church.
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Hillsborough and Pinellas County experience road closures following Hurricane Milton
Hillsborough County has most major bridges open at the moment, but there are still some high-traffic roads that are closed.
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Over 3 million Florida residents left without power in wake of Hurricane Milton
Over 2 million of those customers are in the Tampa Bay region.
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Hurricane Milton: City of St. Pete warns residents near ‘vulnerable’ construction cranes to relocate or find shelter
Residents near these four crane sites should either relocate or shelter in place, says officials.
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‘It’s just really demoralizing’: FEMA chief says disinformation surrounding hurricane response is worst she’s ever seen
“If it creates so much fear that my staff don’t want to go out in the field, then we’re not going to be in a position where we can help people.”
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A walk on the beach after Hurricane Helene forces an unbearable question: How long can we live here?
We were warned. Time and again we were warned.
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Milton is a Category 4 Hurricane and still expected to make landfall near Tampa Bay
Landfall is expected on Wednesday night.
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City of Tampa offering free garage parking for Hurricane Milton
According to the City of Tampa, it’s recommended that EVs be parked on the 3rd floor or higher at any garage.
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Milton is now a Category 5 hurricane, with Tampa Bay still within cone
Forecasters believe the storm will enter some unfavorable wind sheer and dry air over the next 36 hours.
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Ani DiFranco, Fatboy Slim, Doechii and more new concerts coming to Tampa Bay
Tim Heidecker, Mountain Goats, and more are coming, too.
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‘It’s going to be bad’: Pinellas sheriff says more than 500,000 will be required to evacuate for Hurricane Milton
Officials in Pinellas County said Sunday that the storm surge from Hurricane Milton could be as high as 10 feet.
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Tampa Bay’s best live music happening October 3-10
Including Tom G, Xiu Xiu, hurricane benefits and more.
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Thursday night’s 36-30 loss to Atlanta will haunt the Buccaneers for a long time
The short week after a win over Philadelphia cannot be an excuse for the silly mistakes.
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DeSantis: ‘Likely more than 15’ people have died in Florida from Hurricane Helene
That county has reported 12 deaths from the storm.
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St. Pete Ferments owner Sarah Arrazola talks Florida flora, ‘slow food’ and new retail storefront
The fermentation-forward brick and mortar soft opened in August.
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Tampa’s Magnanimous Brewing celebrates fourth anniversary with four days of special beer, food and music
The festivities kick off Thursday and include a heavy-metal Saturday concert.
