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With resale prices soaring for the Brewers' first World Series since 1982, some fans are turning to barter in hopes of getting into the ballpark.
Miguel Hernandez · October 22, 2026
The Tampa Bay Rays will open their St. Petersburg ballpark to fans for official watch parties during the World Series games played in Milwaukee, with three ticket levels on offer.
Min-jun Kim · October 21, 2026
Ryan Hoffland, a Crystal River business owner, created Find-A-Pro after spending heavily on job leads from major online platforms, and the app now lists 54 small local businesses.
Miguel Hernandez · October 9, 2026
A HomeToGo.com ranking places the Citrus County city, famed for its winter manatee gatherings, among the state's most affordable short road-trip destinations.
Miguel Hernandez · October 9, 2026
The Pro Football Hall of Famer alleges in a federal civil rights suit that Tampa officials retaliated against him for exercising First Amendment rights when police removed him from City Hall on Sept. 17.
Miguel Hernandez · September 23, 2026
Clearwater police have ended their investigation into the July 2025 death of wrestling star Hulk Hogan, concluding it was an attended natural death.
Miguel Hernandez · June 5, 2026
Hillsborough County is hosting a morning-to-afternoon tribute at Veterans Memorial Park in Tampa on Saturday, ahead of National Vietnam War Veterans Day on Sunday.
Min-jun Kim · March 27, 2026
Two deputies are on unpaid administrative leave and a detention cadet has been fired after arrests in three separate domestic violence incidents between March 22 and March 24.
Miguel Hernandez · March 25, 2026
Board members meet at 5:30 p.m. on Aug. 26 to pick between internal candidate Laurie Breslin and Nassau County's Misty Mathis, months after ending Jason Wysong's contract without cause.
Miguel Hernandez · August 26, 2025
Pepperjack's Hot Diggity Dog Walk, a new event the night before the Publix Gasparilla Distance Classic races, will benefit the Mercy Full Project.
Min-jun Kim · February 12, 2025
A roughly 450-to-500-pound alligator known as Coca-Cola, apparently fed by people for years, has been moved from a Tampa-area retention pond to a reptile sanctuary.
Miguel Hernandez · March 30, 2024
Anthony Hill, who runs the Anthony's Perfect Spot food truck, says the loss of the vehicle threatens his livelihood, and Tampa police are investigating the theft.
Miguel Hernandez · December 12, 2023
Tampa Bay enters the playoffs after a season marked by a historic start, major pitching injuries and the absence of shortstop Wander Franco.
Miguel Hernandez · October 2, 2023
The 12th annual Jail and Bail event at Eddie V's in Tampa saw about a dozen local 'inmates' raise money for Wheelchairs 4 Kids, which supplies adaptive equipment to local youth.
Min-jun Kim · July 22, 2023
House Bill 1417 shifts regulation of landlord-tenant relations to the state, leaving Tampa officials and housing advocates unsure which local protections can still be enforced.
Min-jun Kim · July 3, 2023
An 18-year-old Girl Scout built a garden behind Oakwood Church and helped write a gardening curriculum for Trinity Home School Academy, drawing on her own struggles with mental health.
Miguel Hernandez · May 25, 2023
A community fundraising campaign delivered $3,450 in donations to a Hillsborough County middle school store where students trade behavior-earned currency for essentials like blankets and hygiene products.
Min-jun Kim · January 13, 2023
