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  1. Hey, Tampa Bay, spare a dime (quarter, nickel, penny) for the coin shortage?
    2 hours ago• Business
    Coins in a change machine at Oasis Laundromat in Plant City. Some retailers say they're seeing a shortage.
  2. Robert Blackmon, Ken Welch face off in St. Petersburg mayoral debate
    Earlier today• Elections
    Ken Welch and Robert Blackmon debate on Tuesday, Oct. 19
  3. 5 things ‘Tampa Baes’ producers want you to know about the lesbian reality show
    Yesterday• Entertainment
    Tampa Baes cast members Mel and Jordan celebrate Tampa Pride.
  5. Clearwater Beach Marina to get ‘state of the art’ makeover
    Yesterday• Clearwater
    The Little Toot Dolphin Adventure boat returns to its slip on Wednesday, Oct. 13, 2021, at Clearwater Beach Marina after a tour of Clearwater Harbor.
  6. Florida cable companies won’t air abortion ad bashing Disney, others
    Yesterday• Politics
    University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
  7. Clearwater man, 91, dies after house fire caused by cigarette
    Yesterday• Clearwater
    A 91-year-old Clearwater man has died after a cigarette left in a garbage can caused a house fire Monday, officials said.
  8. Tarpon Springs teen shot, killed by police officers identified
    Yesterday• Breaking News
    Alexander King is seen in this image provided by the Tarpon Springs Police Department on Monday. Police Chief Jeffrey Young identified King, an 11th-grader at Tarpon Springs High School, as the person shot and killed by police Saturday night.
  9. Tampa Bay wakes up to cool, dry weather Monday. How long will it last?
    Oct. 18• Local Weather
    The sun rises Monday over a pond in North Tampa's Forest Hills neighborhood. The week is starting out with fall-like temperatures.
  10. Peek inside the renovated St. Petersburg High School
    Oct. 18• History
    The front of the newly renovated St. Petersburg High School.
  11. At USF, a new push to help Latino students feel more at home
    Oct. 18• Education
    At the University of South Florida, two new groups — a task force and a faculty and staff association — will focus on the challenges facing Latino students.
  12. At 3 Pinellas schools, no doors, thin walls make it harder to learn
    Oct. 18• Education
    Fifth-grade science teacher Jessie Tripp, center, visits with students Synncere Kidd, left, and Trevaughn Hill, right, as the children transition between classes on Wednesday, Oct. 13, at Sandy Lane Elementary in Clearwater. Tripp's classroom, at right, lacks a door to separate the hall from the learning space.
  13. St. Petersburg man was the first Black lawyer to join a white Florida law firm. He died at 82.
    Oct. 18• Pinellas
    Eurich Z. Griffin practiced law in St. Petersburg for his entire career. He's pictured here on Aug. 14, 1987.
  14. General registration for 2022 Skyway 10K opens Monday
    Oct. 17• Life & Culture
    Runners move across the Sunshine Skyway Bridge during the Skyway 10K race on March 2, 2019, in St. Petersburg.
  15. Clearwater market brings Hispanic culture into focus
    Oct. 17• Pinellas
    Sones De Mexico dancers, Josue Santos Salvador, 15 tips his hat to Alexandra Navarro, 17 during their performance at the Clearwater Hispanic Farmers market on Sunday in Clearwater.
  16. Four rescued from sinking boat in Tampa Bay
    Oct. 17• Breaking News
    A Coast Guard station in St. Petersburg rescued four people from a 19-foot boat taking on water Sunday.
  17. For 105 days, COVID’s death toll in Florida counties went missing
    Oct. 17• Health
    Medical workers at Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater work to stabilize a COVID-19 patient on Aug. 25. For 105 days this summer, the public could no longer find out how many people were dying of COVID in each Florida county.
  18. Three entrepreneurs from Argentina are the new makers of Angel Mint in Clearwater
    Oct. 16• Community News
    Marketing director Darío Rodríguez, left, holds a tub of Salt Water Taffy while Florida Candy Factory owner Diego Ramírez holds a tub of Angel Mint candies at the company’s packaging area on Thursday, Oct. 14, 2021, in Clearwater.
  19. Pinellas Sheriff’s Office employee dies after Park Boulevard Bridge crash
    Oct. 16• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  20. Pinellas daycare owner once convicted in baby’s death set free after guilty plea
    Oct. 15• Crime
    Stephanie Spurgeon is pictured before a hearing in 2019. She was set free on Friday after pleading guilty in the death of a 1-year-old girl at the Palm Harbor daycare she owned. She maintains her innocence.
  21. Florida adds 19,519 COVID cases, 1,192 deaths in past week
    Oct. 15• Health
    Florida's weekly coronavirus numbers.
  22. Suspect in random Pinellas shootings now facing 1st-degree murder charge
    Oct. 15• Crime
    Elijah Iziah Dera’us McCray, 20, is suspected in two random shootings, one fatal, in the Seminole area.
  23. Random Pinellas shootings leave 1 dead, 1 injured, sheriff says
    Oct. 15• Breaking News
    Elijah Iziah Dera’us McCray, 20, is suspected in two random shootings, one fatal, in the Seminole area.
  24. Cross Bay Ferry sets sail between Tampa and St. Petersburg Oct. 21
    Oct. 15• Transportation
    Guests line up to board the Cross Bay Ferry docked at the Tampa Convention Center on Sunday, Nov. 1, 2020 in Tampa. The season service returns Oct. 21, 2021.
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