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Tampa sees surge in millionaire renters, national report finds

TAMPA, Fla - The Tampa Bay area is seeing a growing number of millionaire families choosing to rent rather than immediately purchase homes. According to a report from RentCafe, the number of millionaire households renting in the Tampa metro area jumped from 21 in 2020 to 76 in 2024. That's...

Tampa, FL · 3d

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St. Petersburg hard-water complaints drop 90% after added treatment

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The drought has changed the drinking water blend, increasing mineral levels that cause hard water which can lead to rust colored water and stains, according to St. Petersburg Public Works Administrator Claude Tankersley. “Our normal blend changed when the drought came, because then during the...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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It's a festival-filled weekend with a touch of Florida weirdness: Your Tampa Bay weekend plans

Good food, good art and a reason to get outside. This weekend's lineup has a little something for everyone. See what you can get into below. St. Pete Run Fest is taking over the downtown waterfront for a weekend of races, local art and community fun. You can run a 5K, 10K or half marathon, or cheer from the sidelines. There's even a half-mile walk/run with your four-legged friends. Visitors can also enjoy live music, local vendors, mural painting, and art installations. The festivities begin Friday, followed by races Saturday and Sunday near The Dalí Museum.

Tampa, FL · 2d

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Pinellas County surpasses 100 Dengue fever cases; Florida total over 600

Recently updated data from the Florida Department of Health showed that Dengue fever cases in Pinellas County surpassed 100 in the first week of November.

Pinellas County, FL · 1d

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A Senior's Death in Florida May Be a Dengue Omen

(This content was created with the help of AI.) A senior citizen who typically walked 5 miles a day along Tampa's shoreline may be the face of a virus that's no longer just an imported problem, according to a New York Times analysis. Gay Rabb Small, who turned 80 the day she died on Sept. 4, is the sole death so far in a dengue outbreak that has sickened hundreds in Florida and is worrying disease experts who say the state's locally spread cases suggest dengue is settling in. "I think the dengue outbreaks will get worse over the coming years in the US," says University of Florida biostatistici...

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St. Pete’s condo boom brings a wave of commercial space

Downtown St. Petersburg has added hundreds of luxury condominiums in recent years, but the new towers aren’t just places to live. They also bring office space, restaurants and storefronts that developers are trying to fill. At 400 Central, about 25,000 square feet of ground-floor commercial space remains available, including...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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St. Pete Mayor-elect Charlie Crist plans community conversations

St. Petersburg Mayor-elect Charlie Crist will hold a series of listening sessions with residents as he prepares to take over City Hall in January. Why it matters: The free public meetings will offer residents a chance to share their ideas with Crist ahead of his swearing-in on Jan. 7. State of play: The Collaborative Labs at St. Petersburg College will run each of the five sessions, which haven't been scheduled yet, per a news release from Crist's transition team. The dates and locations will be posted to Crist's transition website , which also includes a form for residents to share feedback. Crist's team is also seeking applicants interested in working at City Hall, on the transition team, on a city board or commission, or as a volunteer. Find information on how to apply here . Zoom in: Each conversation will revolve around one of Crist's five "Guiding Lights" for his administration, similar to current Mayor Ken Welch's " Pillars for Progress ." Open stands for a transparent City Hall that will establish an Office of Open Government "on day one," per the release. Steady stands for services and public safety, particularly as the city faces a projected $33 million shortfall

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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Florida reports fewer dengue investigations but Tampa Bay outbreak persists

The number of new locally acquired dengue cases under investigation has decreased in recent weeks, the Florida Department of Health said Friday. However, the agency’s weekly update of confirmed cases shows significant activity in the Tampa Bay area, where an outbreak of the mosquito-borne disease continues. Hillsborough, Pinellas and...

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St. Petersburg approves zoning appeal for Fourth Street Chick-fil-A expansion

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The St. Petersburg City Council approved a zoning appeal for the Chick-fil-A on Fourth Street last Thursday, clearing one step in the restaurant’s plan to expand its parking lot and drive-thru area. The expansion is needed because the drive-thru line often backs up onto...

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Charlie Crist’s ‘Guiding Lights’ for St. Petersburg spotlight recruitment and budget

St. Pete Mayor-elect Charlie Crist unveiled his “Five Guiding Lights” Thursday, outlining the priorities that will inform his transition into office. Two things stand out: a recruitment pipeline and the challenge of offsetting budgetary losses from Amendment 3’s passage. Crist’s plan states that “Anyone interested in serving...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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State licensing board rejects settlement for Modern Lux Pools qualifier, contractor calls police when questioned by WINK Investigates

SAFETY HARBOR, Fla. (WINK) — Florida’s Construction Industry Licensing Board on Thursday rejected a proposed settlement agreement with the former qualified license holder for Modern Lux Pools, a Southwest Florida pool contractor accused of abandoning at least 11 projects and leaving homeowners out tens of thousands of dollars.

Safety Harbor, FL · 2d

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Pasco County, Florida, Restaurants With the Most Health Violations in October 2026

Green Tea in Port Richey topped the October 2026 restaurant inspection list with 29 violations, while Joeys Pizza in New Port Richey and Golden Corral in Zephyrhills temporarily closed before receiving clearance to reopen.

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Buffalo sports fan stuck in Tampa discusses national ground stop

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Florida Strawberry Festival reveals 2027 concert schedule

PLANT CITY, Fla. - Generational music icons and modern chart-toppers will share the stage next spring as the Florida Strawberry Festival unveils its headline entertainment lineup for March 4-14, 2027, in Plant City. Florida Strawberry Festival concert lineup. What we know:. Organizers announced the complete schedule of artists performing on...

Plant City, FL · 1d

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Pasco County Traffic Alert: Drivers Face Widespread Day And Night Lane Closures Next Week

Road Work, Lane Closures (Unsplash) PASCO COUNTY, Fla. – Drivers across Pasco County should expect...

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What happens to campaign signs after Election Day? Hillsborough County gives them a second life

HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. — Now that Election Day has passed, crews across Hillsborough County are working to clear thousands of campaign signs from roadsides, medians and other public spaces. But rather than sending all those signs to the landfill, the county is giving many of them a second life.

Hillsborough County, FL · 1d

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Florida considers $20.5 million purchase of Clearwater Beach estate to expand Caladesi Island State Park

Pinellas County, FL · 7h

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13 Children Join Forever Families at Pasco County’s 16th Annual Adoption Day

PASCO COUNTY, Fla. — Eight families welcomed 13 children into their forever homes during Pasco County’s 16th annual Adoption Day, a celebration organized by the Sixth Judicial Circuit Court of Florida. This year’s theme, “Falling into Forever,” highlighted the joy of bringing families together. The event featured the...

Pasco County, FL · 1d

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A developer's long-sought Downtown Lakeland plan may soon be revived

There will be a second chance for Lakeland officials and a local developer to reach a deal that could revive a desolate stretch of downtown, if past disagreements don't get in the way. Lakeland officials will consider approving a redevelopment agreement between Lakeland Community Redevelopment Agency and two entities, FURC1 LLC and Thelma Project LLC, both affiliated with Lakeland developer Gregory Fancelli. If approved, the deal could radically change Massachusetts Avenue north of Lakeland Police Department to U.S. 98/Bartow Road. "I consider this a very significant project that I'm honored to be asked to be a part of," attorney Bart Allen said at the Nov. 5 CRA meeting. "As someone who lives in the downtown area, I see this as something that's transformational for the City of Lakeland." Fancelli previously told The Ledger he has been working on ambitious plans to develop North Massachusetts Avenue since 2016. The redevelopment deal, up for a vote Nov. 16, revives a deal with the city pre-COVID in 2020. The Ledger reached out to Fancelli and Brooke Agnini, who represented FURC1 and Thelma Project at the Lakeland CRA meeting held Nov. 5. Agnini declined to comment on the proposed agreement until after the Nov.

Lakeland, FL · 2d

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Tampa Bay’s best live music and concerts happening November 12-19, including Jimmy Eat World, Fin Fest, Deer Tick and more

Jimmy Eat World's Tampa concert tops a new list of Tampa Bay's best live music, this time covering Nov. 12-19, 2026. The post Tampa Bay’s best live music and concerts happening November 12-19, including Jimmy Eat World, Fin Fest, Deer Tick and more appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .

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