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80° F, Cloudy![A screenshot of the June 22 St. Petersburg mayoral debate, hosted by the Tampa Bay Times and Bay News 9. Clockwise from top left: Marcile Powers, moderators Steve Contorno and Holly Gregory, Darden Rice, Wengay Newton, Ken Welch, Robert Blackmon, Pete Boland, Torry Nelson and Michael Ingram.](data:image/svg+xml,%3Csvg xmlns="http://www.w3.org/2000/svg" viewBox="0 0 16 9"/%3E "A screenshot of the June 22 St. Petersburg mayoral debate, hosted by the Tampa Bay Times and Bay News 9. Clockwise from top left: Marcile Powers, moderators Steve Contorno and Holly Gregory, Darden Rice, Wengay Newton, Ken Welch, Robert Blackmon, Pete Boland, Torry Nelson and Michael Ingram.")
All eight candidates at Tuesday’s debate said they’d review all options for Tropicana Field redevelopment.
The ‘Whiplash’ and ‘Top Gun: Maverick’ star talks investing in a canned Finnish spirit called Long Drink.
The strongest tourism period of the year has stretched into June with little sign of letting up, even as Red Tide has crept along Gulf Boulevard beachfronts.
The pandemic sped up some projects and delayed others.
U.S. total
Cases
33,549,095
Deaths
601,961
Florida total
Cases
2,310,881
Deaths
37,555
Last updated 3:24 p.m. June 21. The Florida total, which is updated on Fridays, includes in-state residents and non-residents who tested positive while visiting the state. Source: Johns Hopkins and Florida Department of Health
The Tampa Bay-based company is eyeing expansion across the state, with 15 to 20 locations planned.
Brandi Levy was not in school when she posted her remarks, but was suspended from cheerleading activities for a year.
Ashley T Brundage started as a $4-an-hour Boston Market worker, became vice president for diversity at a major bank as a transgender woman, and wrote a book out about empowering your differences.
They were found separately, hours apart, and one is believed to be 10 to 13. No parents had come forward to report a missing child.
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