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Instagram posts from the ARTpool Gallery & Vintage Boutique account show damage to the front display windows caused by a skateboarder early on the morning of January 17, 2022.
Window of ARTpool Gallery in St. Petersburg is smashed; owners want to know who did it
The downtown shop is also raising money to fund repairs.
White House soft-launches COVID-19 test request website
Youngstown City Health Department worker Faith Terreri grabs two at-home COVID-19 test kits to be handed out during a distribution event on Dec. 30 in Youngstown, Ohio. Starting Saturday, private health insurers will be required to cover up to eight home COVID-19 tests per month for those on their plans, the Biden administration announced Monday, as it looks to lower costs and make testing for the virus more convenient amid rising frustrations.
The website COVIDTests.gov is now online and taking orders for four at-home tests per address.
Principal fired in Holocaust controversy goes to Florida Supreme Court
Former Spanish River High School principal William Latson gets a hug after the Palm Beach County School Board voted to fire him on Oct. 30, 2019. He's taking the issue to the Florida Supreme Court.
The case stems from a 2018 email that William Latson, then a high school principal, sent to a parent.
Family mourns St. Petersburg crash victims: ‘Nobody should be burned alive’
Two St. Petersburg men were killed by a drunken driver Dec. 15 on Interstate 4 in Tampa, the Florida Highway Patrol said. They are Douglas “Dougie” Cade Jr., 39, left, and Jason Rzechula, 47.
Douglas “Dougie” Cade Jr., 39, was getting his life back on track, his brother said, when a drunken driver slammed into the back of his car on Interstate 4, killing Cade and a friend.
The ship Jose Gasparilla will bear down on Tampa for the annual pirate celebration on Jan. 29. The event returns after being canceled in 2021 due to the coronavirus pandemic.
37 Gasparilla events coming to Tampa Bay for the 2022 invasion
Ahoy, matey! Gasparilla is on its way, and here’s where you can find pirate fun.
Claim about Pfizer CEO’s description of vaccine leaves out important context
A dose of a Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine is prepared at Lurie Children's hospital Nov. 5, 2021, in Chicago.
PolitiFact | Pfizer CEO Albert Bourla was speaking specifically about the omicron variant of COVID-19.
117-year-old West Tampa building to be restored, turned into coworking space
A rendering of COhatch's restoration of 2132 W Main St. in West Tampa and expanded seating at Bar-B-Que King.
Local favorite Bar-B-Que King will get an upgrade and a rebrand as part of the restoration.
Longtime Boley Centers CEO, founder of St. Pete’s Jingle Bell Run, retires
Gary MacMath, 70, from St. Petersburg, is pictured outside of the Boley Centers' Butterfly apartments, 715 Fifth Ave. N, on Jan. 18, 2022 in St. Petersburg. MacMath is retiring after 42 years at the Boley Centers, which provide housing to at-risk individuals, including more than two decades as its CEO.
Gary MacMath, who’s been with the housing group for more than four decades, steps down this week.

SPORTS

In the time it takes to read this, Tom Brady has thrown the football
5 hours ago• Bucs
Bucs quarterback Tom Brady isn't one to hang onto the ball. That was never truer than in Sunday's wild-card game.
Bucs’ Todd Bowles set to interview this week with Bears, Vikings: reports
4 hours ago• Bucs
Bucs defensive coordinator Todd Bowles reportedly will interview this week for the head-coaching jobs in Chicago and Minnesota.
It’s a Rams-Bucs rematch in Sunday’s NFC division playoffs
Earlier today• Bucs
Bucs tight end Rob Gronkowski, right, is tackled by Rams linebacker Terrell Lewis during the teams' regular-season meeting. It was a game to forget for Gronkowski, who ended up with fractured ribs, a punctured lung and no game action for more than a month.
Once again, New England is stuck watching Tom Brady in January
Yesterday• Bucs
Does this look like a man too old to win three more games? While 24 other teams are already dreaming about next season, Tom Brady and the Bucs are back in the hunt for another Super Bowl.
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VIEWPOINTS

Voting rights should respect the will of the people | Letters
Earlier today• Opinion
A voter makes her way into a polling place at Sea Castle Elementary School in Miramar on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 2, 2021.
The expanded Child Tax Credit is a lifeline for working families | Column
Yesterday• Opinion
With the U.S. Capitol dome in the background, a sign that reads "Build Bake Better" is displayed before a news conference in December.
Supreme Court’s bad decision on vaccine mandates is one more blow to health care workers | Letters
Yesterday• Opinion
The Supreme Court is seen at dusk in Washington.
Dear white conservatives, Martin Luther King said some other things, too | Column
Jan. 16• Opinion
Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial in Washington
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