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St. Pete Pier Public Input Sessions Start Today
Last month, St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman chose a 21-member group of stakeholders, business owners and residents to move the new St. Petersburg Pier…
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Florida has the highest rate of unintentional child drownings in the country. Since 2011, more than 200 children have drowned statewide. However,...
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With Cash And Fat Fryers, Americans Feed Cuba's Growing Free Market
With more people traveling between Cuba and the U.S., money and goods are moving, too. The influx has allowed Cuban-Americans to become investors in the island's emerging private sector.
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FBI Says It Freed 168 U.S. Children In Sex-Trafficking Raids
Eleven children from Florida were among the nearly 170 rescued during a nationwide sex trafficking sting conducted by the FBI and other law enforcement…
Tampa Police Take Training to the Florida Holocaust Museum
It all started when Charles Ramsey, a Washington D.C. police chief, was touring the Holocaust Museum and found himself struck by the involvement of law…
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PolitiFact Says Promise Kept for Scott on Taxes
Florida Republican Governor Rick Scott is no fan of taxes, promising to "oppose and veto any and all efforts to increase taxes."And PolitiFact Florida…
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The Greenhouse in St. Petersburg helps grow entrepreneurs. Every Wednesday morning, a group called 1 Million Cups meets to give entrepreneurs the chance…
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Greenlight Forum Turns into Red Light for Audience Questions
Four Tampa Bay area mayors met for a public forum to show their unified support for the Greenlight Pinellas campaign. In November, Pinellas County voters…
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Autopsy: Campbell Drunk When Wife, Children Killed
An autopsy shows that a man was intoxicated when he shot his wife and children and set their house on fire before killing himself in a $1.6 million Tampa…
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USF, All Children's Announce Project
The University of South Florida has donated 1.4 acres in downtown St. Petersburg to All Children’s Hospital for a “research, education and training...
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MacDinton's Pub in Tampa was painted red, white and blue for the USA's World Cup showdown against Germany. America lost 1-0, but will still advance to the…
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The Young Cuban Who's Bringing Activism In Line With The Revolution
Morning Edition host David Greene speaks about a man named Isbel Diaz Torres, a new kind of Cuban activist. Greene says Torres' interests extend Cuba's socialist revolution, rather than oppose it.
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Study: Locking Up Juveniles Makes Them More Likely Adult Criminals
A new report by a youth advocacy group argues against the widespread U.S. practice of locking up teen offenders --- a practice that has been on the…
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All over Florida, laws are changing to make it easier for suburban homeowners to do a little farming. It's becoming more and more common to have a…
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A hurricane watch was issued for part of North Carolina's coast early Wednesday as Tropical Storm Arthur moved northward, threatening Fourth of July plans…
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