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Tampa’s Rome Yard bid hearing has both sides crying foul
Yesterday• Tampa
Officials from the city of Tampa, Related Group and Invictus Development LLC attend a protest hearing about the Rome Yard bid Wednesday.
Ana Cruz toured Tampa with Related CEO, but they didn’t talk Rome Yard business, she says
May 11• Politics
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor waves as she exits the polls after she cast her ballot in person during early voting at Amalie Arena, Monday, Oct. 19, 2020 in Tampa. On right is Castor's partner Ana Cruz. Also present was Castor's son Seely Bevan. After talking with reporters, Castor took photos with the Stanley Cup, won by the Tampa Bay Lightning, that was on site at Thunder Alley for people to see.
Developer plans shops, dining, fitness center for Tampa vacant land
May 11• Real Estate
The land at the southwest corner of W Waters and N Himes Avenues in Tampa that is slated to be the site of a new marketplace.
With Tampa Bay homes in high demand, should you pay less to sell a house?
May 5• Real Estate
Robert Azpeitia, left, sits with his family on their Tampa home the evening before it was sold. They decided to use Redfin to save money on the sale.
Tampa activist Joe Robinson at center of Rome Yard controversy
May 4• Tampa
Joe Robinson (pointing to paper) , an engineer and lifelong West Tampa resident, talks with Leroy Moore of the Tampa Housing Authority about transportation projects planned for the West Tampa Community Redevelopment Area. The two took part in a listening and learning tour that the Florida Department of Transportation organized on Nov. 30, 2018.
Dunedin’s century-old Kellogg mansion on path to demolition
May 4• History
A view from inside Dunedin's "Kellogg Mansion," which was built in the 1920s and was once home to cereal magnate W.K. Kellogg.
Mortgage delinquencies for businesses and apartments declined in April
May 3• Real Estate
Apartments and businesses seen on E Kennedy Boulevard in Tampa's Channel District on March 19.
Kriseman pushes St. Petersburg marina redevelopment amid Council and boater questions
Apr. 27• St. Petersburg
A plan to contract with a developer to renovate the marina could appear before City Council soon.

School News

Former Tampa educator who pulled kids’ toes arrested in unwanted foot massage
Former King High School assistant principal Olayinka Alege was investigated for allegedly popping students' toe knuckles as a form of punishment for bad grades.
Tempers flare over school masks, as vaccine eligibility grows
Nurse practitioner Paula Joseph, of Tampa, draws a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine while providing vaccination shots in April at Iglesia Tampa Bay in Tampa. The Pfizer shots are expected to be made available to children ages 12-15 within days.
More relief funds go to Florida colleges. How much did your school get?
Thousands more Florida students now eligible for vouchers
Pinellas plans June 9 end to school masks despite calls to move faster
Indicted Broward school superintendent gets $740K severance
Hillsborough School Board approves financial plan, but divisions remain
DeSantis signs $200 million expansion in Florida for private school vouchers
Florida State poised to select next president. Nine are on short list.
Federal money comes to Florida schools, for some just in time

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