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  1. Florida experts offer moving tips for seniors
    2 hours ago• Community News
    Sandra Ceballos poses for a photograph in front of a home she has listed for sale and is currently under contract April 8 in Tarpon Springs. Ceballos company, Silver Roots, works with senior citizens in downsizing, and moving.
  2. 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.
  3. Florida proposal to help new moms is a sticking point in budget negotiations
    Earlier today• Politics
    Tampa General Hospital is pictured on Thursday, July 16, 2020.
  5. 'Guilty!' Chauvin verdict brings tears, renewed call for justice to Tampa Bay
    Yesterday• News
    Rev. J. C Pritchett , president of the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance speaks to a small gathering Tuesday, April 20, 2021 in St. Petersburg, about the Derek Chauvin trial verdict in front of the Lynching Memorial.
  6. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: April 19-25
    Yesterday• Life & Culture
    The Florida State Fair, pictured in February 2020, will kick off Thursday in Tampa.
  7. Pinellas schools eye move to optional masks for summer classes
    Yesterday• Education
    A student is pictured holding her mask at St. Petersburg High on the first day of classes in August. Pinellas County school officials say they want to continue the mask mandate through the end of the school year, but might try making them voluntary for summer classes.
  8. New bowl restaurant Bolay Fresh Bold Kitchen coming to Brandon, St. Petersburg
    Yesterday• Business
    Bolay Fresh Bold Kitchen's Baja Lemon Chicken Bol features jasmine rice, cilantro noodles, ginger broccoli, lemon chicken and sliced avocado.
  9. 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.
  10. New owner plans to build apartments at St. Petersburg shopping plaza
    Yesterday• Real Estate
    The Coquina Key Plaza in St. Petersburg as seen on Wednesday April 7, 2021.
  11. Sunscreen Film Festival returns with celebrity talks, reduced capacity seating
    Yesterday• Movies
    Celebrities and fans turned out by the dozens at the Palladium in St. Petersburg for the Sunscreen Film Festival in 2017. Kirstie Alley was among the actors who came to the event.
  12. USF to open new vaccine sites for students, faculty, staff
    Yesterday• Health
    Signs advising students on ways to stop the spread of the coronavirus were placed throughout the University of South Florida last year, including at this location on the St. Petersburg campus. Since January, the school has also offered a limited number of vaccines.
  13. Family of Lee Roy Selmon takes a spin on new expressway extension
    Yesterday• Transportation
    Chris Selmon, youngest son of late Tampa Bay Buccaneer legend Lee Roy Selmon, walks with his mother Claybra Selmon along the new Selmon Expressway West extension during its grand opening Monday.
  14. Suspect in St. Petersburg shooting arrested in New York state
    Yesterday• Crime
    Derrick Pride Jr., 21, faces a charge of second-degree murder in the shooting of Tedarrell Davenport on April 9, police said.
  15. Controversial Florida medical marijuana bill ‘effectively dead’
    Yesterday• Politics
    Photo of medical marijuana taken at Zen Leaf, a medical marijuana dispensary in Neptune, New Jersey. Taken April 16, 2021.
  16. Second St. Petersburg pedestrian in Central Ave. crash dies
    Yesterday• St. Petersburg
    A truck hit Bob and Darlene Surprenant, both 61, on April 9 as they crossed Central Avenue in St. Petersburg. Bob died the same night; Darlene died of her injuries Sunday, nine days after the crash.
  17. Tampa Bay director’s new movie starring Anthony Mackie made No. 1 on Netflix
    Yesterday• Movies
    Justin Benson, left, and Tarpon Spring's native Aaron Moorhead, right, arrive at Variety's 10 Directors to Watch and Creative Impact Awards Presented by Mercedes-Benz at the Parker Palm Springs in 2015.
  18. Florida still executes the mentally ill. This bill would stop that.
    Apr. 19• Crime
    This 2017 Florida Department of Corrections photo shows the gurney used to execute death row inmates via lethal injection at Florida State Prison at Starke.
  19. Kimo shared the aloha spirit in St. Petersburg. He died at 69.
    Apr. 19• Pinellas
    James Kaikainahaole, 69, "was the sunshine of kindness and he spread the aloha spirit," said cousin Johnette Chun.
  20. Selmon extension opens to Tampa Bay commuters today
    Apr. 19• Transportation
    A concrete grinding machine is used to finish the roadway surface on the westbound lanes of the Selmon Extension, a 1.9-mile toll lane located in the median of Gandy Boulevard, where construction continues on Tuesday, Jan. 26, 2021, in Tampa. The extension will allow a choice for local residents and regional travelers: use Gandy Boulevard for local destinations or use the Selmon Extension for a direct connection to the Selmon Expressway or the Gandy Bridge.
  21. 2 to 4 inches of rain predicted across Tampa Bay this week
    Apr. 18• Local Weather
    Sunday's seven-day forecast from Spectrum Bay News 9.
  22. Boy, 3, struck and killed by Lutz driver on Sunshine Skyway pier, troopers say
    Apr. 18• Florida
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  23. As Florida ‘anti-riot’ bill looms, St. Petersburg protesters return to the streets
    Apr. 18• St. Petersburg
    People listen while several organizers speak outside St. Petersburg City Hall ahead of a march in solidarity against racism and police brutality on Friday. About 100 people gathered to march.
  24. Coronavirus in Tampa Bay schools: a weekly update
    Apr. 17• Education
    Hudson High in Pasco County reported 12 coronavirus cases this week, an unusually high number for a school that has been averaging three or four a month.
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