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A protester holds an anti-eviction sign. [Tribune News Service]
Florida has disbursed 2 percent of rent aid as eviction moratorium ending
Hundreds of millions remain unspent as the state lags behind the national pace.
Florida leads nation in COVID infections, hospitalizations as patients get younger
A man is tested for COVID-19 at Mills Pond Park in Fort Lauderdale on Thursday.
Younger, healthier, unvaccinated adults are falling ill in Florida and filling up hospital beds as the fourth wave keeps growing.
1-year-old, 16-year-old killed in St. Petersburg crash
Two people are dead and others are injured, including children, after a crash in St. Petersburg, according to police.
St. Petersburg police are still investigating the crash
Walt Disney World will require most of its employees to get coronavirus vaccine
Walt Disney World is now requiring that its employees get vaccinated.
Earlier this week, the theme park announced that all guests need to mask up again when indoors and on transportation.
In this April 17, 2020, file photo, a Publix grocery worker collects shopping carts in the parking lot of the Publix store at 1075 Pasadena Avenue South, South Pasadena. Publix Super Markets again will require employees to wear face coverings regardless of their COVID-19 vaccination status beginning Monday.
Publix orders all employees to wear masks again starting Monday
The Lakeland-based chain says the requirement applies regardless of COVID-19 vaccination status.
I-75 rollover crash injures 3 adults, 1 child in Pasco, backs up traffic
A rollover crash on I-75 in Pasco County sent three adults and one child to area hospitals Friday, according to Pasco County Fire Rescue.
The four were airlifted to area hospitals, according to Pasco County Fire Rescue.
Hernando County deputies searching for witness in homicide trial
Hernando County Sheriff's deputies are looking for George Max Badillo, who is to testify in a homicide trial.
Hernando County deputies ask the public to call 352-754-6830 with any information on his whereabouts.
Tampa man gets 40 years in Craigslist murder case
Dontae Johnson becomes emotional while listening to family members speak during his sentencing hearing at the Hillsborough County Courthouse in Tampa on Friday.
A jury found Dontae Johnson guilty in the 2017 shooting of James Beck during the sale of a dirt bike in 2017.

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Rays outfielder Randy Arozarena celebrates with third base coach Rodney Linares after his homer during the fourth inning against the Boston Red Sox Friday at Tropicana Field.
New Rays reliever JT Chargois excited to be part of ‘the real deal’
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Recently acquired JT Chargois made an impressive debut for the Rays Friday, working a 1-2-3 seventh inning.
Rays make a few small deals, feel good going forward
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Rays general manager Erik Neander speaks with the media before the series against the Boston Red Sox Friday at Tropicana Field.
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A St. Petersburg City Council meeting in November, the first in-person meeting since the coronavirus pandemic took hold.
Editorial Cartoons for Saturday & Sunday from Times Wire Services
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Liz Cheney, one of two Republican Members of the House select committee investigating the deadly pro-Trump invasion of the U.S. Capitol meet in a room ahead of the first hearing in the Cannon House Office Building on Capitol Hill on Tuesday, July 27, 2021 in Washington, DC.
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Tampa Bay police say racial profiling not an issue. But where’s the data?
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