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U.S. total
New today
Cases
3,242,073
+58,217
Deaths
134,729
+656
Florida total
Since Friday
Cases
254,511
+10,360
Deaths
4,301
+98

Last updated 8:34 p.m. July 11 EDT. The Florida total includes in-state residents and non-residents who tested positive while visiting the state. Source: Johns Hopkins and Florida Department of Health

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Lou Claudio, an avocational archeologist from Safety Harbor, stands in the center of parking lot 1 at Tropicana Field where Oaklawn Cemetery was once located on the corner of 16th Street and Fifth Avenue South in St. Petersburg. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
Are there graves under Tropicana Field parking lots? Archaeologists want to find out
St. Petersburg's Oaklawn Cemetery was moved in the mid-20th century, but it has been long rumored that unmarked graves were left behind.
TAILYR IRVINE | Times Vonabell (Zai) Hurst, 24, sings during a recording session at Clear Track Studios on Jan. 23, 2019 in Clearwater, FL. [TAILYR IRVINE | Times]
Life of Zai
[SEAN KRISTOFF-JONES | Tampa Bay Times]
A tribute to the Floridians taken by the coronavirus
Bobbie Jean Phillips lost control of her Garda armored truck in Ohio in 2014 and slammed into a dump truck. She died. Two people in the dump truck were seriously injured. [Ohio State Highway Patrol]
This major armored truck company took dangerous shortcuts. Mayhem followed.
A demonstrator holds a sign while participating in one of the two daily St. Petersburg marches held June 15 protesting police brutality and racism. [MARTHA ASENCIO RHINE | Times]
How ‘defund the police’ went mainstream, and what that means
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NEWS

Arrests, demonstration outside St. Pete mayor’s house roils protest movement
Black Lives Matter protesters march through downtown St. Petersburg on Saturday evening. [BAILEY LEFEVER | Times]
USF graduate students roll out a new kind of protest outside president’s house
University of South Florida doctoral student Samantha Shepard, who belongs to the graduate assistant union, shared her concerns about the collective bargaining process in a car protest outside the official residence of USF's president. [DIVYA KUMAR | (DIVYA KUMAR | TIMES).]
Trump dons face mask during visit to Walter Reed Hospital
LeBron James won’t wear social justice message on Lakers jersey
Former Ray Tommy Pham not optimistic for MLB after his bout with coronavirus
Yankees’ All-Star closer Aroldis Chapman tests positive for coronavirus
NHL players begin opting out of return
Single-engine plane crashes at Pasco airport; one injured
Did Ron DeSantis meet with Tom Brady in Tampa? He ducked the question.
Pandemic, racism compound worries about Black suicide rate
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SPORTS

The Rowdies' Lucky Mkosana moves the ball down the field against Atlanta United 2 during their USL Championship league game on Saturday, July 11, 2020, at Al Lang Stadium. [LUIS SANTANA | Times]
Rowdies mount second-half comeback at home, defeat Atlanta United 2
A limited number of fans from the Ralph's Mob fan club were invited to the Tampa Bay Rowdies' first game since the pandemic on Saturday, July 11, 2020, against the Atlanta United at Al Lang Stadium. [LUIS SANTANA | Times]
Rowdies fans cheered, they sang, they partied ... all 140 of ‘em
Scott Dixon takes the first race in an IndyCar doubleheader in Elkhart Lake, Wis. The second race is Sunday afternoon. [GARY C. KLEIN | AP]
Scott Dixon wins again as fans return to IndyCar
Justin Thomas goes from three back to taking the lead after three rounds of the Workday Charity Open in Dublin, Ohio. [DARRON CUMMINGS | AP]
Justin Thomas takes two-shot lead in PGA Tour event
Houston Rockets guards James Harden, left, and Russell Westbrook head downcourt during a game against the Washington Wizards on Oct. 30, 2019, in Washington. [NICK WASS | AP]
James Harden, Russell Westbrook don’t travel with Houston Rockets to Florida
Tampa Bay Rays catcher Kevan Smith flips his bat after hitting a home run during practice at Tropicana Field on Thursday, July 9, 2020, in St. Petersburg. [CHRIS URSO | Times]
Rays’ Kevan Smith finds odd looks for wearing a mask odd
LeBron James won’t wear social justice message on Lakers jersey
Popovich pleased as NBA practices begin at Disney
Former Ray Tommy Pham not optimistic for MLB after his bout with coronavirus
To win, Rays need honesty as much as talent and good health
Yankees’ All-Star closer Aroldis Chapman tests positive for coronavirus
NHL players begin opting out of return
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LIFE & CULTURE

Jada and Will Smith reveal marital woes on Facebook show
In this October 2019 photo, Jada Pinkett Smith, left, and her husband Will Smith attend the premiere of "Gemini Man" in Los Angeles. Pinkett Smith has admitted to having a relationship with musician August Alsina when she and her husband were separated. In a conversation on her series "Red Table Talk," she said she was reluctantly discussing Alsina's comments because of the public speculation they provoked. Will Smith appeared on the show to discuss the chapter in their lives. [PHIL MCCARTEN | Phil Mccarten/Invision/AP]
Amid coronavirus spike, Walt Disney World reopens theme parks
The Magic Kingdom opened to the public for the first time in four months on Saturday July 11, 2020, at Walt Disney World. Visitors found light crowds and Cinderella's Castle has a makeover with pink paint and bright blue spires. [KENT PHILLIPS | Walt Disney World]
Menu ideas for the week: roasted shrimp, beef sandwiches, salad
St. Petersburg’s Saturday Morning Summer Market returns to Williams Park
How to spot the comet NEOWISE, a cosmic snowball visible to the naked eye
St. Petersburg resident helps others from a corner of her neighborhood
How Tampa Bay attractions have adjusted operations since reopening
All the devils are here in Ace Atkins’ ‘The Revelators'
Janet Echelman discusses her public art sculpture at the new St. Pete Pier
From quarantine, Tony Little says we can do it!!!
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