‘No Kings’ Protest outside Tampa City Hall
“No Kings” is a nationwide, peaceful protest movement against President Donald Trump's administration. Around 1,000 demonstrators gathered outside of Tampa’s City Hall March 28.
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Department of Justice Sues Busch Gardens Parent Company Over Alleged Disability Discrimination
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division filed a lawsuit against United Parks & Resorts Inc. (UPR), the parent company of SeaWorld and Busch Gardens, alleging violations of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
Reward Increased to $5,000 After Hammerhead Shark Found Mutilated
$5,000 reward for information regarding a 12-foot-long great hammerhead shark found on March 15, washed ashore near Juno Beach Pier with its dorsal fin and tail removed.
Lab-Grown Meat Ban Stands After Appeal Court Ruling
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeal is upholding Florida’s 2024 ban of lab-grown meat. Upside Food Inc., a California company that produces cultivating meat, including chicken, challenged the law in court after Senate Bill 1084 went into effect.
Crowds Watch as Valspar Championship Comes Down to the Final Hole
Environmental Groups Urges Endangered Status For Florida Manatees After Mass Die-Offs
Paid Summer Internships Available for Hillsborough County High School Students
Tampa General Hospital is the Second Hospital Worldwide Recognized for Excellence in Women’s Integrated Surgical Health
Two Students Charged in Separate School Firearm Incidents in One Week
Early Voting Begins for State Senate District 14 Special Election
Pinellas Schools add athletic participation fee beginning 2026-27 school year
Students in Pinellas County middle and high schools will pay a $50 per-sport participation fee beginning in the 2026-27 school year, according to the district’s athletics department.
Florida License Plate Law Triggers Confusion and Wrongful Arrests
Little-Known Tax Break Spreads Across Farm Country, Saving Millions for Landowners
New Leadership Book Addresses Crisis of Trust as Employee Confidence Hits Historic Lows
Award-Winning Producer Launches Project Voice Initiative to Feed Children Through Music and Community Partnerships
Deadly Asian Needle Ants Expand Range Across United States, Florida Among Affected States
In Position for Inspiring Win, Rays End Up With Historic Loss
Wind-Damaged Homes Leave Sebring Mobile Home Residents Unharmed