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  1. Arnold Schwarzenegger involved in four-vehicle crash in Brentwood
    3 hours ago• Breaking News
    Actor and former California governor Arnold Schwarzenegger was involved in an auto accident in Brentwood, California, on Friday. [Associated Press]
  2. M&M’s characters get a makeover to promote inclusivity
    Yesterday• Business
    Candymaker Mars is giving a makeover to its six M&M's characters in an effort to promote inclusivity.
  3. New plant-based cafe The Works opens in St. Petersburg
    Yesterday• Food
    Kale pesto and avocado "toasties" are served at The Works, a new plant-based cafe in St. Petersburg's Historic Uptown from the owner of Squeeze Juice Works.
  5. National Book Critics Circle announces awards finalists
    Yesterday• Books
    NBCC fiction finalists
  6. Louie Anderson, Emmy-winning comedian, dies at 68
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    Louie Anderson, shown in this 2018 photo, has died at 68.
  7. Busch Gardens announces opening date for monster coaster Iron Gwazi
    Yesterday• Theme Parks
    Busch Gardens Tampa Bay will open Iron Gwazi, the world’s fastest and steepest hybrid coaster, for passholder previews Feb. 11 and will officially open March 11.
  8. Tampa’s Adventure Island water park getting its biggest makeover in 30 years
    Yesterday• Theme Parks
    Construction is underway, including two new rides in the background, at Adventure Island in Tampa. The park is undergoing its biggest enhancement in 30 years.
  9. Tampa Bay is finally getting the cold snap we deserve
    Yesterday• Opinion
    It is time to go to Ballast Point with hoods up!
  10. Meat Loaf, ‘Bat Out of Hell’ rock superstar, dies at 74
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    Meat Loaf performs at a concert in New York's Madison Square Garden, in 2007. Meat Loaf, whose "Bat Out Of Hell" album is one of the all time bestsellers, has died at 74.
  11. Play based on mural reveals rich history of Tarpon Springs
    Jan. 20• Stage
    “This Blessed Plot, This Earth,” a mural painted by artist Elizabeth Indianos, is seen at Tarpon Springs Cultural Center in June.
  12. Tampa Bay area pets hoping to find forever homes
    Jan. 20• Pets
    Chip and Slinkie are two of many dogs hoping to find loving homes for Valentine's Day.
  13. If you could only listen to one song, what would it be?
    Jan. 20• Music
    A statue of The Beatles in Liverpool, England. Their songs have special meaning to Roy Peter Clark.
  14. A drunk pigeon and other animals of organized crime in the 1950s
    Jan. 20• History
    In this undated photo possibly taken during prohibition the late-Ellis Clifton, far left, the head of the Hillsborough County Vice Sqaud the 1950s, John Hawrsk, a state beverage agent during that time, an unidentified man, and a pigeon pose with several jugs of moonshine. [Photo courtesy of the Hillsborough county Sheriff's Office]
  15. Taco festival with checkered history coming to Tampa’s Raymond James Stadium
    Jan. 20• Entertainment
    The Tampa Sports Authority announced it is bringing the Tampa Taco and Margarita Festival to Raymond James Stadium on March 12. But Tampa organizers say they have learned from the past mistakes of the event's promoter and are taking measures to control the event.
  16. In Tampa, original home of The Hub to be razed
    Jan. 20• History
    The 700 block of N Florida Avenue in 1935.
  17. Legislature on track to keep Florida churches open during emergencies
    Jan. 19• Politics
    A wooden cross bearing cloth is pictured next to hand sanitizer and masked parishioners during Easter mass at Sacred Heart Catholic Church on April 4, 2021, in Tampa. The Florida Legislature is considering bills that would prevent churches from being forced to close during future emergencies, like they were in the early days of the pandemic.
  18. Art Festival Beth-El returns in person in St. Petersburg
    Jan. 19• Visual Arts
    This piece is by Lilian Delgado, one of the exhibiting artists at Art Festival Beth-El, which returns in person in St. Petersburg Jan. 30-31.
  19. ‘Jersey Boys’ rescheduled at Clearwater’s Ruth Eckerd Hall
    Jan. 19• Stage
    Corey Greenan, Eric Chambliss, Jon Hacker and Michael Milton in "Jersey Boys," which is scheduled to come to Ruth Eckerd Hall in February 2021 as part of their Broadway series.
  20. French actor Gaspard Ulliel, 37, dies after ski accident
    Jan. 19• Life & Culture
    French actor Gaspard Ulliel died Wednesday after a skiing accident in the Alps.
  21. Tampa Bay boy is ‘American Ninja Warrior Junior’
    Jan. 19• Entertainment
    Max Salebra, 10 and from Madeira Beach, won his age group for "American Ninja Warrior Junior."
  22. Influential fashion journalist Andre Leon Talley dies at 73
    Jan. 19• Life & Culture
    André Leon Talley, a former editor at large for Vogue magazine, speaks to a reporter at the opening of the "Black Fashion Designers" exhibit at the Fashion Institute of Technology in New York, Tuesday, Dec. 6, 2016. Talley, the towering former creative director and editor at large of Vogue magazine, has died. He was 73. Talley's literary agent confirmed Talley's death to USA Today late Tuesday, Jan. 18, 2022. (
  23. ‘Tampa Fresh Foods,’ a grocery store made entirely of felt, opens at Water Street
    Jan. 19• Visual Arts
    British artist Lucy Sparrow poses for a portrait at "Tampa Fresh Foods" in Water Street Tampa. The new exhibition, presented by the Vinik Family Foundation and Art Production fund, is an immersive art experience of a grocery store made from felt, open to the public through Feb. 20.
  24. Consulate nursing homes are changing names. Are they changing ownership?
    Jan. 19• Health
    Exterior photo of Radiant Health Care of Brandon, formerly Consulate Health pictured on Wednesday, Jan. 19, 2022 in Brandon.

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