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  1. WMNF says it fired host Rob Lorei over email containing ethnic slur
    Yesterday• Tampa
    Rob Lorei was fired by WMNF three months ago, and Thursday, the station sent an explanation to its subscribers.
  2. The Rolling Stones announce rescheduled Tampa concert date
    Yesterday• Music
    From left, Ronnie Wood, Mick Jagger and Keith Richards of The Rolling Stones perform at the Rose Bowl on Aug. 22, 2019, in Pasadena, Calif.
  3. From the archives: Internet was once sure St. Pete Pier was site of UFO landing
    Yesterday• History
    A photograph from a 1976 Tampa Bay Times story detailing how a St. Petersburg Pier laser art installation did not go as planned.
  5. Red Tide adds urgency to Clearwater Marine Aquarium manatee rehab center
    Jul. 21• Environment
    A large rehabilitation pool at Clearwater Marine Aquarium’s Fred Howard Park facility in Tarpon Springs. The aquarium announced Wednesday that they are speeding up their efforts to get the facility ready to rehabilitate manatees.
  6. WWE’s Titus O’Neil will bring Flo Rida to Back to School Bash in Tampa
    Jul. 21• Kids & Family
    WWE star Titus O'Neil, right, talks to students at Sligh Middle School, one of the many schools his charitable Bullard Foundation supports. They are hosting a Back to School Bash Aug. 7 with an appearance by rapper Flo Rida and will give away 30,000 backpacks stocked with school supplies.
  7. Tampa Bay Comic Convention returns to Tampa
    Jul. 20• Entertainment
    Customers shop for comics, artwork, memorabilia and apparel at the Tampa Bay Comic Convention in 2013.
  8. Tampa’s Gasparilla parades will sail on in 2022
    Jul. 20• Kids & Family
    Smoke billows off the Jose Gasparilla pirate ship as it carries members of Ye Mystic Krewe of Gasparilla along Seddon Channel for the 2020 parade in Tampa. After canceling Tampa’s signature event this year because of COVID-19 concerns, the Gasparilla parades will sail on in January of 2022, with advance tickets going on sale this week.
  9. Get answers to child tax credit questions this weekend at Tampa sessions
    Jul. 20• Kids & Family
    President Joe Biden speaks during an event on the American Jobs Plan in the South Court Auditorium on the White House campus in Washington. It includes soft infrastructure items like investments in child care, family tax credits and other domestic programs.
  10. Amazon Studios announces ‘Tampa Baes,’ a docuseries about Tampa Bay lesbians
    Jul. 19• Entertainment
    The cast of 'Tampa Baes,' Amazon Studios' upcoming docuseries about lesbians living in the Tampa Bay area.
  11. John Cena returned to the WWE on Sunday, and fans were delighted
    Jul. 19• Entertainment
    John Cena made a glorious return to WWE Sunday night. (Jonathan Bachman/AP Images for WWE, File)
  12. Reservations no longer needed to visit Busch Gardens or SeaWorld
    Jul. 19• Theme Parks
    Parkgoers are seen riding Montu at Busch Gardens Tampa Bay. The theme park has dropped its reservation requirement that was put in place to limit crowd sizes because of the COVID-19 pandemic.
  13. Top 10 Tampa Bay area events for the week of July 19-25
    Jul. 19• Entertainment
    REO Speedwagon will perform at Ruth Eckerd Hall in Clearwater on Wednesday.
  14. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: July 19-25
    Jul. 19• Kids & Family
    Fans at the 2016 Metrocon pose for a photo at the Tampa Convention Center. The convention for anime fans was canceled last year but returns July 23-25.
  15. Former opera soprano Judy Lisi is ringmaster of the Straz Center
    Jul. 17• Community News
    Judy Lisi, President and Chief Executive Officer, Straz Center for the Performing Arts.
  16. Tampa airport to resume international flights with Air Canada service
    Jul. 16• Business
    Air Canada will resume international service to Tampa International Airport on July 17.
  17. A touristy Tampa Bay dolphin tour through dead fish, Red Tide
    Jul. 15• Environment
    The Burson family of Ohio looks at some of the hundreds of dead fish floating in the water as a result of Red Tide as tourists search for dolphins and other wildlife during the Pier Dolphin Cruise on Wednesday in St. Petersburg.
  18. Meet Stanley the giraffe, born at Busch Gardens the night Lightning won cup
    Jul. 15• Theme Parks
    Stanley the giraffe was born the same night as the Tampa Bay Lightning won their second Stanley Cup in a row.
  19. The Florida Holocaust Museum expands hours and opens a new exhibit
    Jul. 15• Visual Arts
    The Florida Holocaust Museum in downtown St. Petersburg will expand its operating hours beginning July 28.
  20. Snowcat Ridge to reopen in November with ice rink, igloo rentals
    Jul. 14• Entertainment
    Visitors slide down the snowy slopes at Snowcat Ridge, Florida's first snow park, near Dade City on Nov. 20, 2020.
  21. ‘The Crown,’ ‘Mandalorian’ top Emmy nominations with 24 each
    Jul. 13• Entertainment
    This image released by Disney+ shows Pedro Pascal in a scene from "The Mandalorian."
  22. Tampa zoo’s newest arrival: Wendy’s first Frosty cart
    Jul. 12• Business
    Wendy's picked ZooTampa at Lowry Park as the first test market for its new Frosty cart concept. The cart is located at the zoo's Wallaroo area.
  23. Photos: Lightning parade celebrates second Stanley Cup win
    Jul. 12• Sports
    Tampa Bay Lightning left wing Alex Killorn drives a jet ski while holding the Stanley Cup as teammate Nikita Kucherov gestures to the crowd while celebrating the Lightning’s Stanley Cup victory with a boat parade Monday, July 12, 2021 in Tampa.
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  24. Shut up and dance: Walk the Moon is coming to Jannus Live in St. Petersburg
    Jul. 12• Music News
    Lead singer Nicholas Petricca and the Ohio alt-pop band Walk the Moon perform at the State Theatre in St. Petersburg in May 2014.
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