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  1. Heriberto Sanchez-Mayen is seen after an incident with St. Petersburg police that a lawsuit says left him paralyzed and without both legs.
  2. University of South Florida student demonstrators watch as members of their group address the USF board of trustees on Monday, March 18, 2024, in Tampa. The students were asking school officials to sever ties with companies supporting Israel's war effort in Gaza.
  3. Artist Josh Hall's installation "AG3030" at Fairgrounds St. Pete. The interactive arts-meets-technology attraction opens Sept. 2.
  4. Candidates are lining up to replace St. Petersburg Council member Ed Montanari, who must leave the post due to term limits and is seeking a state House seat.
  5. Students at the University of South Florida rally in support of Palestine after the start of the Israel-Hamas war. The demonstration took place on Thursday, October 12, 2023, in Tampa.
  6. Dusty Rhodes takes on Terry Funk at a Major League Wrestling match held on Fort Lauderdale in 2003.
  7. Jerry Burton, 31, of Tampa, works to lay new asphalt along 49th Street North and 94th Avenue North in Pinellas Park in 2019. A new study from researchers at Embry–Riddle Aeronautical University found that Tampa is seeing the largest increase in nighttime temperatures during the fall months when compared to the biggest cities in the state.
  8. The St. Petersburg City Council, city officials and the Tampa Bay Rays meet for the first time in public to discuss the terms of the Rays stadium deal and larger Historic Gas Plant District redevelopment on Oct. 26, 2023, at City Hall.
  9. Arthur Jay, 82, is closing the doors at Jay's Fabric Center after 64 years, at 801 Pasadena Ave S, on Monday, March 11, 2024 in St. Petersburg. The store is closing Saturday, March 30.
  10. St. Petersburg City Council members Gina Driscoll, left, and Lisset Hanewicz sit next to Rays presidents Matt Silverman and Brian Auld at Tropicana Field on Sept. 19, 2023.
  11. Rifet Redzic was arrested on a charge of first-degree murder Wednesday after Pinellas County deputies say he stabbed his girlfriend multiple times.
  12. Devotees of TikTok monitor voting at the Capitol in Washington, as the House passed a bill that would lead to a nationwide ban of the popular video app if its China-based owner doesn't sell.
  13. Rachel Paulson grew up in Tampa with her sisters, actor Sarah Paulson and casting director Liz Paulson. Now a resident of Los Angeles, she is returning to Tampa to make a movie.
  14. The storefront of the former location of Munch’s, the iconic St. Petersburg restaurant, is preparing to open soon as Tchotchke, an eatery serving breakfast and lunch at 3920 Sixth St. S. It sits next to Southside Coffee, a latte and espresso bar that has been open for 10 years.
  15. Rays leftfielder Randy Arozarena shares a moment with fans before Saturday's exhibition game against the Boston Red Sox at Estadio Quisqueya in Santo Domingo.
  16. Former Pinellas-Pasco Public Defender Bob Dillinger has died at 72, a spokesperson for the office said Monday. In this photo, Dillinger sits for a portrait, on Dec. 15, 2020, in Clearwater shortly before he retired.
  17. A photo from the St. Petersburg Police Department shows the Toyota Corolla that police said Owen Whittaker was driving on Dec. 9 when he ran a red light at the corner of Fourth Street North and 72nd Avenue North and caused the crash that killed a pedestrian and bicyclist. Whittaker will not face criminal charges in the crash.
  18. Team Penske driver Josef Newgarden celebrates after winning the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg Sunday.
  19. First graders from Lakewood Elementary school, in St. Petersburg, walk through an inflatable colon at the Museum of Science & Industry, Friday in Tampa.
  20. Beachgoers are seen along Clearwater Beach on March 16, 2021.
  21. Embracing Our Differences, an international outdoor art exhibition, is on display at St. Petersburg's Poynter Park through March 31.
  22. Erin Roth, left, is shown in the entrance of her porch along with her neighbor Douglas McVey at her mobile home at the Twin City manufactured home community at 10636 Gandy Blvd. N. in St. Petersburg. Pinellas County is requiring tenants to raise their homes by June or leave the park.
  23. Fire Chief Barbara Tripp initiated a call to Tampa Police after a Tampa Bay Times reporter sought public records last month at Tampa Fire Rescue's downtown headquarters. Tripp ordered a department dispatcher to summon the cops. A 911 call was placed by a department dispatcher a minute later.
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