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  1. As Florida hits 10,000 cases a day, experts seek more COVID data from state
    6 minutes ago• Health
    Jennifer Loyless, holds her daughter, Avery, 12, as she prepares to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at a mobile site in West Palm Beach on May 14.
  2. Science Center of Pinellas County, once slated to be torn down, to be revived
    3 hours ago• Education
    State Rep. Linda Chaney, City Council member Robert Blackmon (center) and state Sen. Darryl Rouson are pictured during a news conference at the Pinellas Science Center, where they announced funding for the center which will enable its restoration, Friday, July 23, 2021, in St. Petersburg.
  3. Pinellas warns beachgoers of ‘stronger Red Tide impacts’ this weekend
    5 hours ago• Environment
    A sign warns about Red Tide at Indian Rocks Beach on Thursday.
  5. Red Tide’s return raises fears about the health of Tampa Bay
    5 hours ago• Environment
    Dead fish fill the end of a canal along Snell Isle on July 16 in St. Petersburg.
  6. Two in critical condition after McMullen Booth Road crash in Palm Harbor
    Yesterday• Breaking News
    The damage after an SUV and a sedan crashed Friday morning on McMullen Booth Road in Palm Harbor.
  7. Tampa General hopes COVID antibody treatment can ease burden on ICU as cases soar
    Yesterday• Health
    Jahnitza Debbs, 22, has her vitals checked by Tiffany Vasey, a nurse practitioner with TeamHealth, before receiving a monoclonal antibody treatment for COVID-19 at Tampa General Hospital’s Global Emerging Diseases Institute on July 22.
  8. Skyway bridge suicides decline this year with new barrier in place
    Yesterday• Transportation
    Traffic streams south Wednesday over the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, where the new suicide prevention barrier has been completed.
  9. Pinellas County’s Sarah Painter is Florida’s Teacher of the Year
    Yesterday• Education
    Sarah Ann Painter, a fifth-grade teacher at Eisenhower Elementary in Clearwater, accepts the Florida Teacher of the Year award Thursday, July 22, 2021 at the Rosen Shingle Creek Hotel in Orlando. The award is given out each year by the Florida Department of Education.
  10. St. Petersburg to require developers who get city money to provide community benefits
    Yesterday• Business
    The St. Petersburg skyline looking west from the waterfront in June 2018.
  11. St. Petersburg to hold public budget hearings in September, plans millage rate reduction
    Yesterday• St. Petersburg
    St. Petersburg City Hall. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  12. Tampa Bay’s June home sales, listings tick upward
    Yesterday• Real Estate
    A home is for sale on Jan. 28, 2021, in Dunedin.
  13. South Pasadena Walmart Neighborhood Market shopping center sold for $32M
    Yesterday• Business
    The South Pasadena Shopping Center at 6818 Gulfport Blvd. S, which is anchored by a Walmart Neighborhood, has sold to a New York real estate investment firm for $32.65 million.
  14. Clearwater’s MarineMax posts soaring revenues following acquisitions
    Yesterday• Business
    MarineMax CEO and president Brett McGill stands on a 2021 32-foot Aviara luxury boat on Nov. 11, 2020. The Clearwater boat retailer has posted record revenues quarter after quarter throughout the coronavirus pandemic.
  15. 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.
  16. With Tampa Bay in grip of Red Tide, shrimpers turn their nets toward death
    Yesterday• Environment
    Tyler Tucker, left, works with his father, Toliver Tucker, to release nets full of dead fish onto the deck of the shrimp boat, Southbound, while Toliver's wife, Jessica Tucker, navigates the Intracoastal Waterway off Treasure Island on Thursday.
  17. Tampa Bay Times assembles its first Community Reader Panel
    Yesterday• News
    The Tampa Bay Times Community Reader Panel has been formed. It is made up of 50 people from around the bay who will meet quarterly with journalists.
  18. Where are Florida’s strangest McDonald’s? One man is on a mission to find out.
    Yesterday• Movies
    The McDonald's restaurant, at 347 S Gulfview Blvd on Clearwater Beach, is among the “nonstandard” locations.
  19. In St. Petersburg mayor’s race, an unexpected name comes up: Trump
    Yesterday• Elections
    St. Petersburg mayoral candidates Darden Rice, left, and Ken Welch are at odds over support each has received from area Republicans. Both are Democrats, but the mayor's race is a non-partisan affair.
  20. Man hospitalized after argument turns into shooting in St. Petersburg, police say
    Jul. 22• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  21. Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody contracts COVID-19; had gotten vaccine
    Jul. 22• Politics
    In this photo taken Saturday, July 17, in an airport hangar in Del Rio, Texas, Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody is near the center of the group to the left of Texas Gov. Greg Abbott while Gov. Ron DeSantis is on the other side of Abbott. Moody announced on Wednesday, July 21, that she had tested positive for COVID-19.
  22. DeSantis defends state response to Red Tide in Tampa Bay amid calls to declare emergency
    Jul. 21• Environment
    Florida Governor, Ron DeSantis, backed by wildlife experts, marine business owners and politicians, talks about the state’s overall effort to combat the recent Red Tide outbreak plaguing Tampa Bay waters, during a press conference held at the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute in St. Petersburg on Wednesday, July 21, 2021. At this moment, the DeSantis was pushing back on a question from a reporter who said the St. Petersburg Mayor, Rick Kriseman accused the governor of politicizing Red Tide. In rebuttal, DeSantis said it was Kriseman who introduced politics into the Red Tide discussions.
  23. Ballots soon to reach mailboxes for St. Petersburg primary
    Jul. 21• Elections
    A voter drops off a mail ballot for early voting at the Pinellas County Election Services County Building on Wednesday, March 11, 2020 in St. Petersburg.
  24. Hillsborough, Pinellas residents can now get vaccinated at home
    Jul. 21• Health
    First lady Jill Biden talks with Dequitia Parker while she receives a COVID-19 vaccination by Nurse Lydia Passmore during a June 24 vaccination event Amalie Arena in Tampa.
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