The girl in the window Three years ago detectives and a social worker arrived at a dilapidated house in Plant City and made a heartbreaking discovery: A tiny girl living in a dark closet.
Criss Angel escapes as Spyglass crumbles
Thousands on Clearwater Beach watch and wonder as Criss Angel escapes the Spyglass Resort just before the building is demolished in a series of explosions.
Best Super Bowl moment? To commemorate the Super Bowl's return to Tampa Bay next February, we chose 25 nominees for the most memorable play in the championship game's history.
OSI Restaurant Partners, the Tampa-based owner of the Outback Steakhouse chain, which sold most of its stake in the Lee Roy Selmon's barbecue chain last year, is looking to sell two more brands: Cheeseburger in Paradise, and Roy's. "Our growth priorities in the future will be focused on our larger concepts: Outback & Carrabba's Italian Grill, Bonefish Grill and Fleming's," general counsel Joe Kadow said via e-mail Wednesday. "We are evaluating strategies for ultimately exiting the smaller concepts" but are "under no set timetable," he said. — Scott Barancik, Times staff writer
Cheeseburger in Paradise
Founded in 2002 by OSI Restaurant Partners in collaboration with singer Jimmy Buffett, the Key West-inspired chain features live music and has 39 locations across 18 states.
Roy's
Founded in 1988 by chef Roy Yamaguchi, the upscale Euro-Asian chain has 35 locations across 11 states, plus sites in Guam and Japan. OSI Restaurant Partners began developing Roy's locations in 1999.
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