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Josef Newgarden celebrates after winning the Indianapolis 500 auto race Sunday at Indianapolis Motor Speedway in Indianapolis.
Newgarden made an audacious pass of defending race winner Marcus Ericsson during a frantic 2.5-mile sprint to the finish.
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John Romano | There’s a reason Tampa Bay is in first place despite four starting pitchers spending time on the injured list and the bullpen in constant flux.
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Notes | The closer limped from the bullpen to the dugout after warming up in the eighth inning. Plus, the team brought up emotional Joe LaSorsa to help the pen.
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The bats were wide awake despite the 11:35 a.m. first pitch, as Tampa Bay and Los Angeles combined for 21 runs and 27 hits.
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  2. Miami-Dade residents Jackie and James Silva load their car after shopping at Costco in Miami to prepare for potential landfall by Hurricane Ian on Sept. 25. The Silvas were shopping to help friends and family who might be in need of extra supplies.
  3. Numerous Republican rivals for the GOP presidential nomination have criticized Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' record as a U.S. representative and governor, and his feud with The Walt Disney Co.
  4. This image released by Milk Street shows a recipe for quinoa and black bean burgers.
  5. A woman was killed and two others injured following a crash in Largo on Saturday, May 27, 2023.
  6. Former Democratic presidential candidate and businessman Andrew Yang was in Tampa last week to promote a new third political party. [MARY ALTAFFER | Associated Press (2020)]
  7. Flags and tributes mark the Memorial Day holiday at Fort Logan National Cemetery in southeast Denver in 2021.
  8. Hurricanes threaten to blow away or waterlog personal effects and documents, so you have to take steps to protect them.
  9. A photograph taken from the International Space Station shows Florida and the gulf coast. Five million more residents are expected in the state by 2030.
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