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  1. U.S. 19 lanes closed after pickup truck crashes into police cruiser, police say
    Earlier today• Breaking News
    A police SUV was significantly damaged Tuesday evening after a pickup truck struck.
  2. Florida transgender sports bill might have just died in the Florida Senate
    Yesterday• Politics
    The Florida House has passed a bill that would block transgender children from playing on sports teams that align with their gender.
  3. Meet the 5 bidders who want to develop Clearwater’s downtown bluff
    Apr. 17• Clearwater
    Five developers responded to the city's request for proposals to build residential, retail and hotel projects on three city-owned sites on the downtown waterfront. [ City of Clearwater ]
  5. Clearwater Council rejects Downtown Development Board’s appointment request
    Apr. 16• Clearwater
    City Council member Hoyt Hamilton said Thursday "you'd have to be deaf, dumb blind and dead" to not see through the timing of the Downtown Development Board's request to cut an ex-officio seat.
  6. In Pasco, one of Shelby Nealy’s four murder trials postponed
    Apr. 15• Pasco
    Shelby Nealy appears at his 2019 arraignment on a charge of first-degree murder in the 2018 death of his ex-wife Jamie Ivancic at the West Pasco Judicial Center in New Port Richey. That trial has been delayed until August because of coronavirus restrictions.
  7. Clearwater teen steals truck, crashes into home, police say
    Apr. 14• Breaking News
    A 15-year-old boy lost control of a pickup truck and crashed into the side of a house in Clearwater, police said.
  8. Five developers want to build around Clearwater’s downtown waterfront. Scientology is one.
    Apr. 13• Clearwater
    Five developers responded to the city's request for proposals to build residential, retail and hotel projects on three city-owned sites on the downtown waterfront. [ City of Clearwater ]
  9. No ‘significant effects’ from Johnson & Johnson shots in Florida
    Apr. 13• Health
    A sign informed motorists that the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine was not available Tuesday at the federal vaccination site at Tampa Greyhound Track. Officials paused administration of the vaccine after reports that six women who received the drug had experienced blood clots.
  10. Clearwater offers $1.5 million in grants to bring businesses downtown
    Apr. 12• Clearwater
    This prominent restaurant space at 635 Cleveland Street, as seen in 2019, has long sat vacant.
  11. Confronting the myth: COVID vaccines don’t affect fertility, experts say
    Apr. 9• Health
    The entrance to the one of the vaccine rooms at the Central Pinellas vaccine site Monday. Thousands are making appointments to get shots, but unfounded claims about the vaccines and fertility are causing some women to hold off.
  12. Man on motorcycle had baby in his lap during Clearwater crash, police say
    Apr. 9• Breaking News
    A 17-month-old girl is in critical condition after a motorcycle accident in Clearwater on Thursday.
  13. Florida bills offer an alternative to court-appointed guardians for seniors
    Apr. 9• News
    The Capitol in Tallahassee is seen following Opening Day of the Florida Legislature on March 3, 2021.
  14. When should Pinellas lift its mask mandate?
    Apr. 8• Clearwater
    Hostess Sarah Wilson (left) welcomes Jessica Rajcula, 29, of Dunedin and Amber Catanzaro, 32, of Clearwater, at Palm Pavillion Beachside Grill & Bar, on Monday, Sept. 28, 2020 in Clearwater.
  15. Could Clearwater development board axe city council member over Scientology?
    Apr. 8• Clearwater
    City Council member Mark Bunker discusses what he calls an attempt to remove him as a non-voting member of the Downtown Development Board on Wednesday.
  16. Sunstar EMT drove 100 mph on Ulmerton Road, faces DUI charge, deputies say
    Apr. 7• Pinellas
    A former Sunstar Paramedics ambulance driver faces a DUI charge after being pulled over early Tuesday morning, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. He resigned from his job Wednesday.
  17. Pedestrian killed in Clearwater crash; driver faces DUI charge, police say
    Apr. 6• Clearwater
    A pedestrian was killed in a crash in Clearwater Monday night, police said.
  18. Clearwater Council mulls the mission of downtown waterfront park
    Apr. 5• Clearwater
    A rendering of Imagine Clearwater, which includes an amphitheater with covering over 4,000 seats as well as greenspace for small events and community use.
  19. Are you 16 or 17? Use this Florida form to get a coronavirus vaccine.
    Apr. 5• Health
    Allison Oler, 17, receives her Pfizer vaccination March 24 in Sandy, Utah. All adults in Utah aged 16 and older became eligible to receive COVID-19 vaccinations Wednesday.
  20. Florida’s vaccine eligibility age drops to 16 today. Here’s what to know.
    Apr. 5• Health
    Nursing student Emily Peters, 20, of Land O’ Lakes, receives the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine from nurse Pat Blackwell, with the Pinellas County Health Department, on March 29.
  21. Three seriously injured in Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard crash in Clearwater
    Apr. 3• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  22. Home all year, some St. Pete IB seniors want their spring tests canceled
    Apr. 3• Education
    Workers on Friday tend to the historic entrance to St. Petersburg High, which is undergoing renovations and is home to one of three International Baccalaureate programs in Pinellas County. Some of the school's IB seniors are pushing for this year's IB exams to be canceled due to safety reasons and learning barriers caused by the pandemic.
  23. DeSantis: Businesses requiring ‘vaccine passports’ can’t get state money
    Apr. 2• Health
    Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis attends a press conference on Wednesday, March 31, 2021, at Palm Harbor University High School.
  24. Will voters finally get a choice in Pinellas-Pasco prosecutor race?
    Apr. 2• Pinellas
    The top two officials in the Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney's Office, Chief Assistant State Attorney Bruce Bartlett, left, and State Attorney Bernie McCabe confer at a 2013 court hearing. McCabe died on Jan. 1 and Bartlett was later appointed state attorney. He intends to run for the office in 2022.
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