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Man found stabbed to death in Hudson residential neighborhood
The death occurred during the weekend in Lakeside Woodlands neighborhood, according to the Pasco County Sheriff’s Office.
DeSantis banned school mask mandates. Can he do that?
Zachary Ashcroft, 16, wears a Mickey Mouse mask on the first day of school in 2020 for Hillsborough County students. For 2021, most school districts have made masks optional.
A roundup of Florida education news from around the state.
2 men who knew one another shot dead 3 miles apart in St. Petersburg
Two men who knew one another died Sunday night in separate shootings, St. Petersburg police said.
The shootings happened 24 minutes apart, the first on the 3200 block of 11th Avenue South and the second on the 2800 block of 20th Avenue North.
Federal employees would get comprehensive paid leave under proposed legislation
Rep. Carolyn Maloney, chair of the House Oversight and Reform Committee, during a hearing on Capitol Hill on Monday, June 7, 2021, in Washington, D.C.
There are nearly 150,000 federal workers in Florida, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
A flight of beers is served at Publix's GreenWise Market in Tallahassee. A Publix Greenwise Market will open in downtown Tampa on Aug. 19.
Tampa’s new Publix GreenWise Market store opening this month
The upscale, organic-focused Publix offshoot is a centerpiece of Water Street Tampa.
Clearwater man goes from a stripper P.I. to directing John Malkovich
Clearwater's Adam Sigal directs John Malkovich in 'The Chariot.'
His latest feature film is a dark comedy about a corporation that oversees reincarnation.
Florida boy, 11, shot after another child finds gun, deputies say
An 11-year-old boy was shot by another child after finding a gun inside a home in Florida, authorities said.
Detectives are continuing to investigate the shooting, and said they don’t yet know whether anyone will be charged.
Florida breaks record for COVID-19 hospitalizations
Jahnitza Debbs, 22, has her vitals checked by Tiffany Vasey, a nurse practitioner with TeamHealth, before receiving a monoclonal antibody treatment for COVID-19 at Tampa General Hospital’s Global Emerging Diseases Institute (GEDI) on July 22, 2021.
The Sunshine State had 10,207 people hospitalized with confirmed COVID-19 cases, according to data reported to the U.S. Department of Health & Human Services.

SPORTS

Sister of Bucs defensive back Ross Cockrell reaches Olympic final
1 hour ago• Bucs
Anna Cockrell of the United States reacts after finishing second in her semifinal heat of the women's 400-meter hurdles at the 2020 Summer Olympics on Monday. Cockrell, youngest sister of Bucs defensive back Ross Cockrell, earned a spot in Tuesday night's finals.
Rays make it clean sweep of Red Sox, expand AL East lead
Earlier today• Rays
Brett Phillips, center, has something to shout about as he greets Brandon Lowe after his two-run homer in the third inning Sunday vs. the Red Sox.
Sometimes, you just have to marvel at what these Rays can do
Earlier today• Rays
Rightfielder Manuel Margot makes the catch for the final out Sunday, avoiding a collision, then hugging second baseman Brandon Lowe as centerfielder Kevin Kiermaier celebrates.
Football-punting, helmet-slamming Tom Brady didn’t like how practice ended
Yesterday• Bucs
Tom Brady (12), left, joins fellow Bucs quarterback Ryan Griffin (4), Blaine Gabbert (11) and Kyle Trask (2) during training camp last week at the AdventHealth Training Center in Tampa.
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VIEWPOINTS

Who should be St. Petersburg’s next mayor? We have an answer
Jul. 29• Opinion
From left - Ken Welch, Darden Rice, Robert Blackmon and Wengay Newton. They are all running for mayor of St. Petersburg.
The Times’ recommendations for St. Petersburg City Council | Editorial
Jul. 27• Opinion
A St. Petersburg City Council meeting in November, the first in-person meeting since the coronavirus pandemic took hold.
The Surfside condo collapse and the costs of not regulating | Column
5 hours ago• Opinion
Workers search the site of the collapsed Champlain Towers South building in Surfside on July 11, 2021.
The vaccination conundrum | Column
5 hours ago• Opinion
As COVID cases rise in Florida, Dr. Raul Pino, director of the Florida Department of Health in Orange County, puts on his mask after speaking during a COVID-19 briefing at the Orange County Administration Center on July 19, 2021.
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LATEST

Masks back on in Tampa Bay courts as COVID-19 cases surge
5 minutes ago• News
Tampa’s new Publix GreenWise Market store opening this month
33 minutes ago• Business
Florida boy, 11, shot after another child finds gun, deputies say
1 hour ago• Florida
5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: Aug. 2-8
1 hour ago• Kids & Family
Dear Penny: How do I convince my rich boyfriend I’m not a gold digger?
1 hour ago• Business
Top 10 Tampa Bay area events for the week of Aug. 2-8
1 hour ago• Things To Do
Man found stabbed to death in Hudson residential neighborhood
1 hour ago• Pasco
Sister of Bucs defensive back Ross Cockrell reaches Olympic final
1 hour ago• Bucs
American star Simone Biles to return for Olympic balance beam finals
2 hours ago• Sports
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Criminal justice researchers say collecting data on traffic stops and making it readily available to the public is crucial for accountability.
Tampa Bay police say racial profiling not an issue. But where’s the data?
Some states require law enforcement agencies to collect comprehensive traffic stop data for accountability. Not in Florida.
Tyler Tucker, left, works with his father, Toliver Tucker, to release nets full of dead fish onto the deck of the shrimp boat, Southbound, while Toliver's wife, Jessica Tucker, navigates the Intracoastal Waterway off Treasure Island on Thursday.
With Tampa Bay in grip of Red Tide, shrimpers turn their nets toward death
Brittany Moody takes a defensive tactics final exam.
Who wants to be a cop?
Madisyn Slater on a June day at Julian B Lane Riverfront Park in Tampa.
Tampa teens reported a teacher’s sexual comments. Then a student’s life was upended.
A tribute to the Floridians taken by the coronavirus