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  1. Mac, the St. Petersburg Sunken Gardens snapping turtle, dies unexpectedly
    2 hours ago• St. Petersburg
    A necropsy will be conducted by the Sunken Gardens veterinarian team to determine how Mac the snapping turtle died.
  2. Siobhan Monique brings sound, change to St. Petersburg
    4 hours ago• Music
    Local musical artist, Siobhan Monique Roland performs at The Studio @620 in August. She will release her album at the Motherland event in St. Petersburg on Nov. 6, 2021.
  3. 5 things ‘Tampa Baes’ producers want you to know about the lesbian reality show
    Yesterday• Entertainment
    Tampa Baes cast members Mel and Jordan celebrate Tampa Pride.
  5. Tampa Bay is one of the top 10 places to retire, U.S. News report says
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    A view of the downtown St. Petersburg skyline and waterfront from just north of the North Shore Aquatic Complex. The view is looking south toward Albert Whitted Airport.
  6. A Tampa native’s journey from Florida to The Metropolitan Opera
    Yesterday• Stage
    Ryan Speedo Green as Uncle Paul and Walter Russell III as Char’es-Baby in the Metropolitan Opera's production of "Fire Shut Up in My Bones."
  7. A list of pumpkin products we found in grocery stores to welcome fall
    Yesterday• Food
    Pumpkin products found in grocery stores in 2021.
  8. Tampa Bay temperatures are perfect. Let’s review the rules for outdoors.
    Yesterday• Opinion
    Are you prepared to interact with the public in a shared space? Didn't think so.
  9. Rapper formerly known as Kanye West is now just Ye
    Yesterday• Music
    In this Feb. 9, 2020, file photo, Kanye West arrives at the Vanity Fair Oscar Party in Beverly Hills, Calif. On Monday, a Los Angeles judge approved the request of the rapper, producer and fashion designer to legally change his name to just Ye, with no middle or last name.
  10. Top 15 Tampa Bay area events for the week of Oct. 18-24
    Yesterday• Things To Do
    Damian "Jr. Gong" Marley is among the headliners of the 2021 Reggae Rise Up Festival in St. Petersburg's Vinoy Park this Thursday through Sunday.
  11. Tampa photographer documents history of Burgert Brothers Collection
    Yesterday• History
    The book "Burgert Brothers: Another Look" compares 80 Tampa locations photographed by the Burgert Brothers in the early 1900s with how they look today.
  12. West Tampa cigar factory might become apartment building
    Oct. 18• History
    West Tampa's Bustillo Bros. and Diaz Cigar Company factory has been recently sold and will be converted to apartments by the new owners.
  13. A Tampa ghost hunter investigated Dracula’s castle. Did he speak to her?
    Oct. 18• Life & Culture
    Bran Castle is the Transylvanian fortress connected to the Dracula myth.
  14. Peek inside the renovated St. Petersburg High School
    Oct. 18• History
    The front of the newly renovated St. Petersburg High School.
  15. Why is it hard to find home health care in Florida?
    Oct. 18• Life & Culture
    A senior citizen holds the hand of a care coordinator at a Health facility in Miami.
  16. St. Petersburg man was the first Black lawyer to join a white Florida law firm. He died at 82.
    Oct. 18• Pinellas
    Eurich Z. Griffin practiced law in St. Petersburg for his entire career. He's pictured here on Aug. 14, 1987.
  17. General registration for 2022 Skyway 10K opens Monday
    Oct. 17• Life & Culture
    Runners move across the Sunshine Skyway Bridge during the Skyway 10K race on March 2, 2019, in St. Petersburg.
  18. Clearwater market brings Hispanic culture into focus
    Oct. 17• Pinellas
    Sones De Mexico dancers, Josue Santos Salvador, 15 tips his hat to Alexandra Navarro, 17 during their performance at the Clearwater Hispanic Farmers market on Sunday in Clearwater.
  19. Russian filmmakers land after shoot aboard space station
    Oct. 17• Nation & World
    In this photo taken from video footage released by Roscosmos Space Agency, actress Yulia Peresild sits in a chair Sunday, shortly after the landing of the Russian Soyuz MS-18 space capsule, southeast of the Kazakh town of Zhezkazgan, Kazakhstan.
  20. ‘A Hollywood ending’: Strike dodged with crew deal
    Oct. 17• Movies
    A poster advocating union solidarity hangs from a Costume Designers Guild office building Oct. 4 in Burbank, Calif. The International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees (IATSE) overwhelmingly voted to authorize a strike for the first time in its 128-year history.
  21. Photos: Florida Stone Crab season begins for local crabbers
    Oct. 17• Life & Culture
    Bill Hardee, of Tarpon Springs, removes a 150-pound batch of stone crab claws from a 7-minute boil on Friday, Oct. 15, 2021, at Lockhart's Seafood Fish and Stone Crab Retail Fish Market at 589 Island Dr. in Tarpon Springs. The market works with eight stone crab boats, including three of their own, which capture stone crabs between 5-6 miles offshore in the Gulf of Mexico in traps set in roughly four feet of water. The recreational and commercial stone crab harvest seasons starts on Oct. 15 and remain open through May 1, closing May 2, 2022. The minimum claw size limit this season remains 2 7/8 inches. In addition to stone crabs, the family owned and operated market sell fresh locally caught fish, live blue crabs, lobster, oysters, clams, wild caught salmon and variety of other seafood by the pound.
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  22. Tampa Bay Times reporter, researcher win NAACP award for cemetery stories
    Oct. 16• Life & Culture
    Cardno Archaeologist KC Allen uses a trowel as she explores a possible grave shaft at Zion Cemetery in Tampa Thursday, June 25, 2020.
  23. Three entrepreneurs from Argentina are the new makers of Angel Mint in Clearwater
    Oct. 16• Community News
    Marketing director Darío Rodríguez, left, holds a tub of Salt Water Taffy while Florida Candy Factory owner Diego Ramírez holds a tub of Angel Mint candies at the company’s packaging area on Thursday, Oct. 14, 2021, in Clearwater.
  24. Netflix employee fired in wake of Chappelle special furor
    Oct. 16• Entertainment
    Comedian Dave Chappelle, shown Jan. 30, 2020, in North Charleston, South Carolina, has faced criticism over anti-trans comments in his new Netflix special.

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