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.
Barry Diller has delayed the breakup of his IAC/InterActiveCorp into five pieces until late summer, citing financial market turmoil and a weak first-quarter performance by some of the parts of his empire. That includes St. Petersburg-based HSN, which Diller envisions standing on its own again as a public company. Diller is still talking with Liberty Media Corp., HSN's biggest shareholder, about taking over, but said a deal was "very unlikely." He nixed selling to a private-equity group because he wants top management of each unit to have a chance to chart their own course.
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