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The arrest of former Deputy Ronald Scott comes shortly after the state dropped charges against another Pinellas deputy for tracking a woman he'd arrested and wanted to date.
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Photo illustration/stock.adobe.comThe property tax cut could leave local governments scrambling to replace billions of dollars in revenue. Our panel discussion looks at what that may mean for conservation, public services and smaller communities. -
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Rock, roots, and electronic beats take over Tampa Bay this weekend with performances from Bowling for Soup, Paul Oakenfold, The Crystal Method, Canabliss, and more -
The St. Petersburg City Council approved the master plan for the $55 million Trails Crossing mixed-use park, but they did not agree to pay for construction — for now. -
The federal dollars will support five projects at the cancer center's Speros complex in Land O' Lakes involving Moffitt, USF, a collective of tech startups and Pasco-Hernando State College. -
The inaugural Booker Creek Arts Festival includes 127 pieces of juried work from Florida artists.
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Photo illustration/stock.adobe.comThe court ruled the DeSantis administration did not provide adequate notice to people it claimed were no longer financially eligible before dropping them from the program during the post-COVID unwinding. -
Alex Brandon/APState leaders are in the dark about how much they’ll receive in the Rural Health Transformation Program’s second year after a federal office notified them that more time is needed to make allocations.
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