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Local 754 vice president Andrew Carter shakes Tampa Mayor Jane Castor's hand at Monday's contract signing. [City of Tampa]
Mayor Jane Castor wraps up Tampa union contracts
The mayor says the key to success in negotiating three union deals was teamwork between her administration and city employees
Yesterday• Tampa
Tampa man fleeing in stolen car crashes into Hillsborough sheriff’s SUV, police say
Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates. [Times]
The man suspected in two robberies was captured after driving a stolen car into three vehicles, Tampa police said, including a Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office SUV.
Earlier today• Crime
Tampa police investigating death of man found in abandoned car
Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates. [Times]
A neighbor called to report a car abandoned at a vacant house Monday morning.
Yesterday• Crime
FedEx packages with $81,000 lead Hillsborough detectives to scam run from motel room
FedEx packages, shown left, were filled with $81,000 from people out of state who Hillsborough deputies say were scammed by Dontavius Oakley, 35, who is charged with fraud. [Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office]
A tip from New Jersey brought detectives to the FedEx distribution center in Tampa, where they found packages filled with money sent from several states to a Rodeway Inn in Tampa. So they staked it...
Feb. 21• Crime

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  1. More than 350 families in need after Tampa affordable housing project sells
    2 hours ago• Tampa
    Residents at Tampa Park Apartments have been told they must move out by Nov. 1 because the 21-acre property between downtown Tampa and Ybor City has been sold. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  2. St. Petersburg’s Jabil says coronavirus is hurting its business
    2 hours ago• Business
    St. Petersburg-based Jabil said Tuesday it's projecting that the spread of the coronavirus will hurt its second-quarter performance. [Handout photo]
  3. Tampa police investigating death of man found in abandoned car
    Yesterday• Crime
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates. [Times]
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  5. Mayor Jane Castor wraps up Tampa union contracts
    Yesterday• Tampa
    Local 754 vice president Andrew Carter shakes Tampa Mayor Jane Castor's hand at Monday's contract signing. [City of Tampa]
  6. Epilogue: Eddie Smith Jr., face of Tampa’s Rogers Park Golf Course, dies at 76
    Yesterday• Hillsborough
    (From left) Sam Smith and Aaron Smith watch their brother Eddie Smith Jr. nearly make the last putt for an eagle on the 18th hole at Rogers Park Golf Course in October. [OCTAVIO JONES | Times]
  7. ‘Armed and dangerous’: Tampa police search for robbery suspect
    Yesterday• Tampa
    Rashad Thulani Hill is considered armed and dangerous. [Tampa Police Department]
  8. Tampa police identify body found at Picnic Island, rule death a homicide
    Yesterday• Tampa
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates. [Tampa Bay Times]
  9. A decade after buying the Lightning, Jeff Vinik looks to expand
    Yesterday• Business
    Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik [Times staff]
  10. Clearwater’s Old Coachman Road lives up to its name. At least the ‘old’ part
    Yesterday• Transportation
  11. Man who died after driving car into Tampa Bypass Canal identified
    Feb. 23• Breaking News
    This is a breaking news story. Check back with tampabay.com for updates.
  12. Motorcycle crash leads to big backup on Howard Frankland Bridge
    Feb. 23• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates. [Times]
  1. Body found in Picnic Island Park, Tampa police say
    Feb. 22• Tampa
  2. No news on Tampa Bay Rays, but mayors Castor, Kriseman talk legacies and dogs
    Feb. 21• Tampa
    St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman and Tampa Mayor Jane Castor answer questions during a meeting of the Tampa Tiger Bay Club Friday. [SCOTT KEELER | Times]
  3. Tampa jury deadlock leads to mistrial in ice cream man murder case
    Feb. 21• Hillsborough
    Jurors on Friday said they could not reach a unanimous verdict in the case against Michael Keetley, an ice cream man accused of murder. Keetley, right, smirked as the judge instructed the jury to try again to reach a verdict. [SCOTT KEELER | Times]
  4. Tough new choice for immigrants: Quit food stamps or risk deportation
    Feb. 21• Tampa
    Marisol Lopez, 42, sent in an application for a green card when she learned about new federal restrictions on public benefits for many immigrants. [JUAN CARLOS CHAVEZ / TIMES | Times]
  5. Tampa pledges to match the state’s $50,000 for a Zion Cemetery memorial.
    Feb. 20• Hillsborough
    A section of the Robles Park Village public housing complex was built on top the forgotten Zion Cemetery. [OCTAVIO JONES | Times]
  6. North Tampa will get better service with second ambulance
    Feb. 20• Tampa
    Tampa City Council chairman Luis Viera said Mayor Jane Castor's decision to add a second ambulance to Station 13 in North Tampa will improve emergency services for his constituents. [OCTAVIO JONES | Times]
  7. Ulta is coming to Tampa on N Dale Mabry
    Feb. 20• Business
    A rendering of the new Ulta created by Hennon Group Architects and included in the permits for the building filed with the City of Tampa. [Hennon Group Architects]
  8. New Orleans-based Dat Dog looks to bring gourmet hot dogs to Tampa Bay
    Feb. 20• Food
    New Orleans-based Dat Dog offers exotic sausages like alligator, duck and crawfish, along with multiple vegan options and more than 30 toppings. The chain is seeking franchisees to bring a location to Tampa Bay. [Dat Dog]
  9. For Tampa’s newest judge, James S. Moody III, law is a family affair
    Feb. 20• Hillsborough
    James S. Moody III was appointed in January as a Hillsborough County Judge. He is the son of federal judge James S. Moody Jr. and the brother of Florida Attorney General Ashley Moody. [Photo courtesy of the Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Court] [Thirteenth Judicial Circuit Court]
  10. Tampa jury ponders murder case after ice cream man waives closing argument
    Feb. 20• Crime
    Michael Keetley is brought into the courtroom during his murder trial Thursday, Feb. 20, 2020 in Tampa. Keetley is the former ice cream truck driver who is accused of shooting a group of men in 2010. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  11. See inside Lazy Days RV founder’s Florida estate for sale
    Feb. 20• Business
    The Oaks Estate, a mansion owned by Lazydays RV co-founder Donald Wallace and his wife Erika. The property is a French-Normandy country-style gated manor build on Lake Thonotosassa listed on the market with an asking price of $17.5 million. It includes a main house, 2-story guest house, garage for up to 20 cars, workshop, pool house, gatehouse, horse barn with grazing pasture, indoor and outdoor pools, 2-story boat house, go-cart track, bowling alley and jogging trail pictured on Wednesday, Feb. 19, 2020 in Thonotosassa. [LUIS SANTANA | Times]
  12. Riverview High teacher’s program helps students compete at Florida State Fair
    Feb. 20• Hillsborough
    Karen Hamilton (center) is pictured going over information with her students (L-R) Madison Bowers, 17, Ashley Boarders, 18, and Bobby Campamor, 15 after competition. Hamilton runs the 4H program at Riverview High School and for 18 years has run the Sassy Cows for Savvy Kids program, a program to help developmentally disabled students compete at the state fair. [LUIS SANTANA | Times]
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