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Part of a new citywide initiative in partnership with the nonprofit Current Initiatives, “Suds and Solutions,” offers access to free laundry services and government resources right at the laundromat.
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People living in East Tampa are disproportionately affected by the heat with older homes positioned further away from green spaces.
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Parts of Tampa are 9 degrees hotter than the city's overall forecast on any given day, due to population density and development.
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A photograph sparked the idea that led to Author L.L. Kirchner's first novel, "Florida Girls."
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Attorneys for Senate President Kathleen Passidomo and Secretary of State Cord Byrd filed answers to a lawsuit that alleges the districts were gerrymandered and violate constitutional equal-protection rights.
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A three-judge panel Tuesday refused to toss out a lawsuit challenging the constitutionality of a 2022 Florida Senate redistricting plan, pointing to plaintiffs' arguments that two districts in the Tampa Bay area were racially gerrymandered.
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Wednesday's demonstration, starting at noon, is part of a U.S. Special Operations Command annual conference.
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Baristas at Dale Mabry and Linebaugh filed a petition with the National Labor Relations Board Wednesday. It would be the first location in the region to unionize.
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Florida Secretary of State Cord Byrd is disputing allegations that the design of two districts in the Tampa Bay area diluted the power of Black voters.
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The 13-member Race Reconciliation Committee will be tasked with identifying problem areas and proposing solutions regarding racial inequities in the city of Tampa.
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Tampa City Council moves forward on the development at the north end of Ybor Channel on a site once considered for a Rays stadium. The plan includes residential, hotels, retail and harbor views.
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Riders must now park their e-vehicles in city-approved docking stations or face a fine up to $5.