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A 49-story Waldorf Astoria branded condo is set to be built in downtown St. Petersburg. It will become the city's tallest building.
49-story Waldorf Astoria condo could become St. Petersburg’s tallest tower
The St. Petersburg Community Redevelopment Agency voted for the project to move forward
After two hurricanes ― what’s next for Tampa Bay real estate?
An aerial drone view of manufactured homes on North Beach Road that were destroyed by Hurricane Milton on Manasota Key on Oct. 16 in Englewood.
Listings for storm damaged homes are already popping up across the region.
Pinellas bus drivers became emergency responders amid hurricanes
Jolley Trolley driver Connie Stein has lived in Florida for less than four years. She put off her own evacuation to help the county's most vulnerable residents reach emergency shelters during Hurricane Milton.
Thousands of vulnerable residents showed up to shelters during Hurricane Milton. Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority drivers brought them there.

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  1. Wesley Chapel to get its first Hooters restaurant next summer
    Yesterday• Pasco
    The Original Hooters, at 2800 Gulf-to-Bay Blvd. in Clearwater, is seen on Jan. 15, 2020. Pasco County will be getting its third Hooters location, in Wesley Chapel, next summer.
  2. As marijuana arrests become less common in Miami-Dade, one city’s approach stands out
    Yesterday• Health
    Miami Beach police officers patrol along Ocean Drive on their ATVs during spring break on Miami Beach, Florida on Sunday, March 17, 2024.
  3. 49-story Waldorf Astoria condo could become St. Petersburg’s tallest tower
    Oct. 31• Real Estate
    A 49-story Waldorf Astoria branded condo is set to be built in downtown St. Petersburg. It will become the city's tallest building.
  5. Pinellas bus drivers became emergency responders amid hurricanes
    Oct. 31• Business
    Jolley Trolley driver Connie Stein has lived in Florida for less than four years. She put off her own evacuation to help the county's most vulnerable residents reach emergency shelters during Hurricane Milton.
  6. Chef & The Baker is back open in South Tampa
    Oct. 31• Food
    Chefs Ricardo Castro and Rosana Rivera recently opened their highly anticipated bakery and cafe Chef & The Baker in South Tampa.
  7. After two hurricanes ― what’s next for Tampa Bay real estate?
    Oct. 30• Real Estate
    An aerial drone view of manufactured homes on North Beach Road that were destroyed by Hurricane Milton on Manasota Key on Oct. 16 in Englewood.
  8. This Tampa postal worker turned her dream into a new bakery
    Oct. 30• Life & Culture
    Owner Shonnika Denise poses for a portrait and holds a plate of cheesecakes that are offered at Synergy Sweets in Tampa.
  9. Florida works to bring back tourism following hurricanes Helene and Milton
    Oct. 29• Business
    Waves roll in from the Gulf of Mexico toward lots where only empty foundations and debris remain after homes were swept away in Hurricane Milton, on Manasota Key in Englewood, Fla., Sunday, Oct. 13, 2024. (AP Photo/Rebecca Blackwell)
  10. Pete’s Bagels is opening a diner-inspired coworking space in Gulfport
    Oct. 29• Business
    Looking for a place to work after hurricane Helene and Milton? Monday Morning Club is a new option in Gulfport, created by the folks behind Pete's Bagels. It opens on Monday, Nov. 4.
  11. Internet groups sue Florida over social media law
    Oct. 28• Politics
    Paul Renner, Speaker of the Florida House of Representatives, speaks outside of Tampa General Hospital's Behavioral Health Hospital during a news conference on Monday, May 13, 2024, in Tampa.
  12. Tampa Bay Times Top Workplaces deadline extended
    Oct. 28• Business
    With companies making use of artificial intelligence to elevate their business and support their workers, the sky’s the limit.
  13. Temple Terrace paves the way for work to resume on Enigma Plaza
    Oct. 26• Hillsborough
    Enigma Plaza, on 56th Street just south of the Winn-Dixie Plaza, could be marching to completion after the Temple Terrace City Council approved a final site plan for the development on Oct. 15.
  14. On a Madeira Beach tiki boat, beach people sustain their own | Column
    Oct. 26• Opinion
    Capt. Bob Burnett steers the boat during a sunset tiki boat tour of Madeira Beach with Levique Tours on Thursday, Oct. 24, 2024, in Madeira Beach.
  15. Sale of the Lightning will mean a $20 million boon for team employees
    Oct. 25• Business
    Lightning owner Jeff Vinik has decided to share some of the profits from his sale of a majority stake in the team with his employees. Working from a pool of $20 million, every fulltime employee of Vinik Sports Group will get a bonus of at least $50,000.
  16. After hurricanes wrecked businesses, workers are desperate for jobs
    Oct. 25• Hurricane
    Hospitality worker Joseph Romano, 69, took a job as a cashier at a store on Sand Key. After two hurricanes hit the region, decimating businesses, he's one of hundreds of workers unsure if he'll be able to keep his job.
  17. Stone crab season is off to a slow start in Tampa Bay. Here’s why.
    Oct. 24• Food
    Steven Reis, of Tarpon Springs, checks the temperature on a batch of 192.8 pounds of stone crab claws while cooking them on Wednesday, Oct 23, 2024, at Pelican Point Seafood in Tarpon Springs. The industry is off to a slower than usual start after two back-to-back hurricanes.
  18. Widow of Florida man killed by listeria sues Boar’s Head and Publix
    Oct. 24• Health
    A sign at the entrance of the Boar's Head processing plant in Jarratt, Va. linked to a deadly food poisoning outbreak. A Brooksville woman is suing Boar's Head and Publix after her husband contracted listeria and died.
  19. First impressions of the Lightning’s new owners from Wall Street
    Oct. 24• Business
    New Lightning owners Doug Ostrover and Marc Lipschultz are taking over an incredibly successful NHL franchise.
  20. Jeff Vinik sells majority stake in Lightning, but is sticking around
    Oct. 24• Business
    Jeff Vinik, in the middle with the white shirt, celebrates with Lightning players on the ice at Amalie Arena in 2021 after winning a second straight Stanley Cup.
  21. FEMA offered free hotel stays to displaced residents. Pickings are slim.
    Oct. 23• Hurricane
    Flood-damaged debris fills the easement at the Royal North Beach motel, 657 Mandalay Ave, on Tuesday, Oct 22, 2024, at Clearwater Beach. It's one of several in the area where displaced Tampa Bay residents are offered free hotel housing through the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
  22. Tenants battle vermin, sewage in investor-owned mobile home parks
    Oct. 23• Real Estate
    Aerial drone view of the Waterside Mobile Home Park on Thursday, Aug. 29, 2024 in Gibsonton.
  23. Crane? What crane? Guess there’s nothing to see here | Column
    Oct. 22• Opinion
    A crane that came off the Residences at 400 Central is seen resting on the building at 490 First Ave., which houses the newsroom and offices of the Tampa Bay Times, Sunday, Oct. 13, 2024 in St. Petersburg.
  24. Helene and Milton destroyed their homes. Their landlord didn’t answer their calls.
    Oct. 22• Hurricane
    Rachel Thomas, 63, shows the mold in her unit, while assessing the damage done to it from the hurricane at an apartment complex owned by Time Square Properties on Tuesday, Oct. 15, 2024, in St. Petersburg.
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