727 Airport Express starts Oct. 4: How to ride from downtown St. Pete to TPA
PSTA’s new express launches Sunday, Oct. 4, with $2.25 fares, luggage racks, SunRunner ties and a drop at TPA’s Rental Car Center. Here’s the practical how-to.
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Pinellas delays school-closure meetings as board seeks new alternatives
Second-round community meetings wait until after the Oct. 6 workshop. Chair Caprice Edmond asked for a Woodlawn-for-Sexton analysis as Tarpon Springs Fundamental families also pushed back.
Meteorologists note an ‘astounding coincidence’ after Dolly Parton’s death
Roger Edwards, a meteorologist who retired from NOAA, called the timing an astounding coincidence. The next Atlantic name is Dolly. It was picked decades ago.
Hillsborough dengue cases jump to 15 as mosquito pools test positive
Five Aedes aegypti pools tested positive in Hillsborough, Pinellas recorded a third local case, and both counties remain on alert. Dump standing water and use daytime repellent.
Lovebugs return to Tampa Bay as temperatures rise
Lovebugs are returning across the Tampa Bay area as temperatures rise. Experts say the insects are harmless but can become a nuisance, especially for drivers dealing with buildup on vehicles during peak mating season.
Development in Collier County Sparks Lawsuit Over Threat to Florida Panthers
Conservation groups have filed a lawsuit agains the U.S. Fish and Wild Life Service and U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, aiming to protect endangered Florida Panthers from a proposed 10,264-acre residential and mix-use development in Collier County.
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).
Emergency Legislation Restores HIV Treatment Access, But Advocates Warn of Long-Term Uncertainty.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an emergency legislation restoring access to life-saving HIV medication for Floridians affected by recent cuts to the state’s AIDs Drugs Assistance Programs until June 30. Advocates warns need of long-term plan.
Two Measles Cases Confirmed in Tampa Bay Area
Florida License Plate Law Triggers Confusion and Wrongful Arrests
Hurricane Erin Weakens but Threatens North Carolina Coast With Dangerous Surge
Manatee in Florida State Park Drowned as Pool Was Drained, Report Says
Florida Condos Face Stricter Hurdles After Grant Program Changes
Shoppers Rejoice as New Aldi Opens in Hyde Park
Husband Watches in Horror as Gator Snatches Wife from Canoe
Florida Records First Fatal Bear Attack as 89-Year-Old Man and His Dog Killed
Hurricane Season Approaches: Preparation Critical as June 1 Start Date Nears
Florida Considers Adding Front License Plates to Combat Hit-and-Run Incidents