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On "Here & Now," Tampa Mayor Jane Castor spoke about President Donald Trump sending in troops to cities. She explains how many city leaders would prefer a more collaborative effort.
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A new historical marker honors Tampa's Black music historyThe sounds of jazz, blues, and soul may no longer echo down Central Avenue, but the historical impact that once defined the street will live on.
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The sounds of jazz, blues, and soul may no longer echo down Central Avenue, but the historical impact that once defined the street will live on.
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Benchmark International, a global mergers-and-acquisitions firm based in Tampa, signed a multiyear naming rights agreement with Vinik Sports Group, the owner of the Tampa Bay Lightning.
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Speaking on WAMU's 1A, Mayor Jane Castor said replacing the city's aging water and wastewater pipes, and stormwater systems, are a top priority.
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Castor said all Tampa officials can do is prepare for a phone call from the Rays' owners.
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The panel has been tasked with reforming and streamlining the nation's disaster response and recovery as the president shifts more responsibility from FEMA to the states.
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Mayor Jane Castor gave an update on hurricanes Helene and Milton during her State of the City address.
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The David A. Straz Jr. Center for the Performing Arts will introduce a new restaurant, cafe, bar and a terrace with a large arch facing the downtown Tampa Riverwalk.
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Tampa's Community Redevelopment Agency Board approved funding to keep fares free for TECO Line Streetcar riders through the Fiscal Year 2025, according to a release.
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The city has been clearing storm drains and removed around 84 tons of debris. Some flood-prone areas could see more of the same from Helene.
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The Rental and Move-in Assistance Program, which began in 2022, will see a new round of applicants receive financial assistance for rental and housing.