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VIDEO: Deputies use K-9 to arrest burglary suspect in Hillsborough County

A man was arrested after an attempted robbery Thursday, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office.
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Villager who got lost in golf cart after drinking at Ednas’ loses license

A Villager who went off course in a golf cart after drinking at Ednas’ on the Green has lost his driver’s license. Irvin Blair Cox, 74, who lives in the Newport Villas in the Village of Largo, pleaded no contest last week in Sumter County Court to a charge of driving under the influence. He will lose his driver’s...
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Deputy shoots suspect, rescues child in Brandon domestic incident: HCSO

The Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office were investigating a shooting involving one of their deputies that occurred in Brandon on Sunday.
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Florida Restaurant Tucked Inside Hospital Serves Best Brunch You’ve Never Tried

Tucked inside Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital sits a dining destination that locals can’t stop raving about. 📚. The Library brings together inspired design, exceptional food, and warm hospitality in downtown St. Petersburg. From the moment guests step through the doors, they’re transported into a space where...
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St. Pete homeless housing development needs more time

A St. Petersburg development that prioritizes residents who are homeless, disabled or domestic abuse survivors over money is at risk of losing city funding. City council members will decide Nov. 6 whether or not to amend a funding agreement with St. Vincent de Paul CARES (SVdP). The nonprofit needs another year to...
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USF Health Professor Honored for Medical Innovations Benefiting Tampa Bay Community

Dr. Subhra Mohapatra, a professor at the USF Health Morsani College of Medicine and research career scientist at the James A. Haley Veterans’ Hospital, has been inducted into the Florida Inventors Hall of Fame. The announcement, made in 2025, recognizes her work in nanotechnology and molecular medicine. Her research...
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Saint Petersburg, FL Residents: Your Future Cats Best Friend Awaits!

Have you been contemplating pet adoption, or simply love perusing adorable pets? A myriad of delightful pets are available for adoption at various animal shelters in the vicinity of saint petersburg..
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Climate First Bank is opening a brand new headquarters in St. Petersburg

Photo courtesy of Hayden Randolph. This article was first published by the Tampa Bay Times on Oct. 31. The bank has three branches across Central Florida and focuses on sustainability. By Hayden Randolph. A banking firm which aims to be a leader in climate sustainability is about to open a...
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Coworking space coming to the EDGE District

It was only natural for Josh Naaman and Eric Nutting to collaborate on a coworking space. The two entrepreneurs co-founded a leadership organization together in 2023. Now, they’re opening Connect St. Pete, Nov. 3. The goal initially was to find a central location for Sun Leaders – their passion...
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Families in Tampa Bay fear food insecurity as SNAP benefits remain at risk

TAMPA, Fla. — “I do have a daughter with four boys, and I’m worried about them being able to eat this coming month,” says Karen Strachen, one of thousands of families in the Tampa Bay area who rely on SNAP to put food on the table.

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