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  1. Gov. Ron DeSantis appeared at a news conference Wednesday in Crystal River, where he announced a new vaccination site and addressed a question about which Florida school employees are eligible to receive doses.
  2. The Pinellas County Justice Center at 14250 49th Street N.
  3. Resident physician Mikaela Aradi, Tampa, left, joined nurses and health care workers from St. Petersburg General Hospital, Friday, May 29, 2020 in a protest against HCA Healthcare, outside of the hospital. Nurses and healthcare workers are protesting the possibility of layoffs and adequate protection for workers during the coronavirus pandemic.
  4. From left, Mitchell High yearbook editors Cate Miller, Jillian Misemer and Sophia Henges work on page layouts for their 2021 publication, "Stampede."
  5. An aerial view of the University of South Florida campus in Tampa, where officials said Wednesday that the school plans a return to in-person classes and activities for the fall 2021 semester.
  6. In 2019, Hernando County residents urged the county to ban unattended tethering of dogs. The ban eventually passed. This is Honey, a dog found in Palm Harbor in 2010 with a rope embedded in her neck. It's believed she was tied as a puppy, got away and grew into the too-tight rope. She eventually received surgery. In 2021, Tallahassee lawmakers took up a statewide tethering ban.
  7. Taste of Pride returns to St. Petersburg on March 12. This year's event will span three days and take place at over 20 restaurants, bars and breweries.
  8. Brooks and Bucco Bruce are two of many animals looking for loving homes.
  9. The entrance to Mainlands of Tamarac is seen Monday, Feb. 17, 2020 in Pinellas Park.
  10. This rendering shows 334, a new residential tower scheduled for construction at 334 Second Ave. S in St. Petersburg.
  11. William Green, 32, faces a murder charge and two counts of aggravated child abuse with great bodily harm after his 5-year-old daughter died from injuries police said Green inflicted.
  12. Customers shop at a Whole Foods Market in Tampa in 2018.
  13. Brad Husserl, 60, of Tarpon Springs, left Don Richter, 64, of Palm Harbor, second from left, Kay Carter, 68, Tarpon Springs, second from right, listen as Kay's husband Tex, 68, speaks Wednesday, Aug. 12, 2020 in Tarpon Springs. The group formed a nonprofit called WK Preservation Group Inc. in March in order to save the approximate 14 acres of land located along Klosterman Road in Tarpon Springs.
  14. Nik Wallenda walks the high wire during his self produced Daredevil Rally. The socially distant drive-in stunt show once again takes place in Sarasota's Nathan Benderson Park.
  15. A golfer was found drowned in an Oldsmar subdivison.
  16. Darden Rice has received the backing of Ruth's List, a pro-choice group that supports Democratic women for state and local offices.
  17. The seven-day forecast from Spectrum Bay News 9.
  18. Maria Chapa Lopez was the U.S. Attorney for the Middle District of Florida. She resigned Friday.
  19. The spring training facility for the Philadelphia Phillies and home to the minor league Clearwater Threshers has been renamed BayCare Ballpark in a new naming rights deal. Photo pictured on Friday, Feb. 26, 2021 in Clearwater.
  20. Democrat Charlie Crist, left, unseated Republican incumbent David Jolly for St. Petersburg's congressional seat in 2016. SCOTT KEELER | Times (2016)
  21. Graduate assistants Dylan Allen and Marisa Garrison work on the genetic sequencing project at the University of South Florida.
  22. Arthur Lee Scott, 33, was arrested Thursday in Fort Lauderdale in connection to a fatal shooting at the Four Lakes at Clearwater apartments in Largo on Monday, police said.
  23. Its stellar music lineup has been canceled, but the Plant City festival that celebrates strawberries will still go on from March 4-14 with a midway, animal shows, eating contests, racing pigs and, of course, lots of strawberry shortcake.
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