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FHSAA Regional Quarterfinals Preview: Cocoa Travels West to Battle Tampa Catholic

BREVARD COUNTY, FLORIDA – The Cocoa Tigers finished the season at 4-5, but still grabbed a five seed in the Class 2A Region 2 playoffs, where they will travel across Florida to the No. 4-seeded Tampa Catholic. The last time these two teams played was all the way back...

Cocoa, FL · 1d

Timeless Dishes

Tampa Customer Reports Two DoorDash Drivers for Bringing Children Along, Raises Concerns About Child Safety and Food Safety

A form letter landed in Bridget Locklear’s inbox on Oct 12, 2026, and DoorDash Support did what support teams do. It apologized, promised a review and said nothing else. Locklear, who first aired her complaint on Facebook, had reported two Dashers over children riding along, and she wanted the company to act. Screenshots of her... The post Tampa Customer Reports Two DoorDash Drivers for Bringing Children Along, Raises Concerns About Child Safety and Food Safety appeared first on Timeless Dishes .

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‘God makes miracles’: Largo 8-year-old living energetic life in spite of heart defect

Eight-year-old Emma Sparks of Largo was a born fighter. Emma came into this world with only one fully functioning pumping chamber in her heart, instead of two.

Largo, FL · 1d

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Pick Six Sparks Sharks Strong Second Half Over Gladiators, Advance to Sweet Sixteen

BROOKSVILLE – The Sharks advance to the Sweet 16!. The Nature Coast Tech Sharks (10-1) parlayed a pick-six into a dominating second-half performance as they defeated the Gibbs Gladiators (4-7) by a 27-7 margin at the Shark Tank on Friday night. The first half was a much closer affair...

Brooksville, FL · 1d

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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...

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Mark Wahlberg's Municipal Gym to Open First Florida Location in Tampa

Mark Wahlberg's Municipal Gym plans to open its first Florida location in downtown Tampa, bringing a 30,000-square-foot fitness and wellness facility to the $200 million DoMo at Cass Square development.

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Pinellas Park Plans Eight New Pickleball Courts at Davis Commons

Paddle sports fans in Pinellas Park have a fresh set of courts to look forward to: pickleball and tennis courts are planned for Davis Commons. The courts are at 78th Avenue North and 62nd Street, tucked behind the Boys & Girls Club of Greater Tampa Bay. According to a City...

Pinellas Park, FL · 2d

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Sulphur Springs Crash Scare — Four Wrecks in a Week Near Juneau and Mulberry

Four serious crashes in seven days have rattled a quiet stretch of Sulphur Springs, where neighbors near East Juneau Street and East Mulberry Avenue say they are running out of patience — and out of parked cars to spare. The worst of them tore through a family's front yard, destroying six vehicles and leaving residents asking how many more wrecks it will take before the city steps in.

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Clearwater residents sue city over Scientology land deal

A fight over a portion of downtown Clearwater roadway has landed in court. Why it matters: It's the latest escalation in the battle over a block of South Garden Avenue, where the Church of Scientology has already broken ground on an auditorium and plaza named after its founder, L. Ron Hubbard. State of play: Resident group Save the Garden sued the city last week after City Council members voted 3-2 not to take action on a petition aiming to reverse a previous Council decision to give the roadway to the church. The petition's 7,577 verified signatures met the threshold to challenge that decision, according to meeting documents. Yes, but: City Council members, acting on advice from the Florida Attorney General's Office, stood by it instead, WUSF reported . They also declined to put the question to voters as a referendum. Repealing the decision would violate a state law that bars citizen petitions from changing certain land development policies, City Attorney Owen Kohler said, according to WUSF. The church praised the decision, saying in a statement that the attorney general's opinion "confirmed what the church has maintained all along: This petition is unlawful," Fox13 reported . What's next: Save the Garden

Clearwater, FL · 1d

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St. Petersburg company strikes deal to launch military rockets from open ocean

St. Petersburg-based Seagate Space has signed a long-term agreement with defense contractor Kratos Defense & Security Solutions to launch rockets from a vessel stationed offshore, with the first mission planned for 2027 and additional launches expected in subsequent years. The agreement, announced Nov. 10, comes as Seagate has signed its...

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Vintage Sister Wine Bar Bringing a New Wine Destination to Downtown Largo

Downtown Largo is getting a new place to unwind, with Vintage Sister Wine Bar preparing to open at 514 1st Avenue SW, just across from City Hall. The wine bar is the project of sisters Jessica and Nikki Bowey, who are bringing their shared passion for wine, hospitality and connecting with people together under one roof. Their idea is to create a comfortable, inviting space where guests can enjoy a good glass without feeling they need to be wine experts to appreciate it.

Largo, FL · 1d

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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...

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FAA lifts ground stop for U.S. flights

The FAA just lifted a nationwide ground stop. Flights across the country were grounded for nearly four hours, causing major disruptions at airports, including Tampa International. FOX 13's Blake DeVine reports.

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New outdoor cocktail lounge Drift Bar opening in downtown St. Pete

Next Level Brands, the team behind popular local spots like Boulon Brasserie, Forbici Modern Italian, and Union New American, will debut a new “open-air cocktail bar” at The Sundial in downtown St. Petersburg next week. Located at 155 Second Ave. N., Drift Bar will celebrate its official grand opening at 3 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 28, […] The post New outdoor cocktail lounge Drift Bar opening in downtown St. Pete appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .

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Tampa Heights brewery Hidden Springs files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy

Earlier this month, Hidden Springs Ale Works announced it was leaving the Tampa Heights block it has called home since 2015. This week it filed for bankruptcy. According to a Chapter 11 bankruptcy reorganization filed on Nov. 11 in the Middle District of Florida bankruptcy court, the local brewery was unable to negotiate an agreement […] The post Tampa Heights brewery Hidden Springs files for Chapter 11 bankruptcy appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .

Tampa, FL · 2d

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New Feeding Tampa Bay bus brings food and friendship to older adults

TAMPA, Fla. — Feeding Tampa Bay has launched its S’well Bus, a new effort designed to help older adults overcome transportation barriers and access food, activities and social connection. The bus labeled “S’well,” short for senior wellness, picks up older adults at senior living facilities once a month...

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Ground stop aftermath

Travelers at Tampa International Airport are scrambling to salvage weekend getaways and find alternative routes home Saturday following a four-hour nationwide ground stop that grounded nearly 100 flights in Tampa. FOX 13's Heather Healy reports.

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