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Central Avenue was buzzing before the first Rays home game in the Fall Classic. And it wasn't just Rays fans. Several Brewers backers said it was cheaper to fly and stay here than buy tickets back home.
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- La votación anticipada comienza el lunes en la región de Tampa Bay. Aquí puede emitir su voto
- Lo que los votantes de Florida deben saber sobre las Enmiendas 1 y 2
- La Junta Escolar de Hillsborough sugiere a los votantes rechazar la conversión del cargo de superintendente a una posición por elección popular
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stock.adobe.comProposed changes to the 2030 census could eliminate questions about race and ethnicity. How could this affect important decisions like federal housing resources? -
Roberto Galan/stock.adobe.comFor decades, cities and counties have been able to enact laws to manage their communities as they see fit. Recently, however, the Legislature has passed rules to usurp some local decisions.
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The matchup is exceeding expectations for viewership. Milwaukee's Game 1 win averaged 12.26 million viewers, while Game 2 had 10.85 million. Both games were the most-watched broadcasts of their nights. -
FSU fired athletic director Mike Alford last month, and coach Mike Norvell remains on the proverbial hot seat. -
Dr. Paul Bearer’s “Creature Feature” was a WTOG staple for a record 22 years. -
Poisons from the city's “Brown’s Dump” seeped into the lifeblood of residents. The harm to their physical and mental health is tied to another public health crisis: high rates of gun violence among children.
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Kin Cheung/APDaylight saving time ends in the U.S. at 2 a.m. local time Sunday. Standard time will last until March 14, when we will again “spring forward” with the return of daylight saving time. -
Rebecca Blackwell/APConsumers and healthcare advocates on Monday called on political candidates and elected officials to address the mounting financial pressure on Floridians seeking health insurance.
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