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  1. Pinellas County Commissioner Janet Long, who shook her fists in excitement during the announcement of a preliminary deal for a new Tampa Bay Rays ballpark in September, remains optimistic about the process to reach a final agreement, she said recently.
  2. Families gather around a 30,000-gallon saltwater naturalistic pool to watch and pet the stingrays at ZooTampa’s Stingray Shores in Tampa.
  3. 29 minutes ago• Politics
    Indicted local media figure Tim Burke had a celebrated career as a journalist. But can he still claim to be one?
  4. Hillsborough County worker Jose Cordero hangs a sign while setting up an early voting site at Jimmie B. Keel Regional Library in Tampa on Feb. 29.
  5. Heriberto Sanchez-Mayen is seen after an incident with St. Petersburg police that a lawsuit says left him paralyzed and without both legs.
  6. University of South Florida student demonstrators watch as members of their group address the USF board of trustees on Monday, March 18, 2024, in Tampa. The students were asking school officials to sever ties with companies supporting Israel's war effort in Gaza.
  7. Multiple lanes of the Howard Frankland Bridge were closed Friday afternoon as authorities responded to reports of a man who had jumped from the bridge. A spokesperson for the Tampa Police Department said Monday that no evidence was found to suggest that a person had jumped off the bridge.
  8. Artist Josh Hall's installation "AG3030" at Fairgrounds St. Pete. The interactive arts-meets-technology attraction opens Sept. 2.
  9. Gerald Declan Radford arrives for a hearing at the Hillsborough County courthouse in Tampa on Monday.
  10. Marie Lucie St. Fleur, left, sits in the arrivals area after arriving on the first evacuation flight out of Cap-Haïtien, Haiti, that landed at Miami International Airport on Sunday.
  11. Tampa shows support of the LGBTQ community with Tampa Pride this week.
  12. Tommy Orange's new novel is "Wandering Stars."
  13. The University of Florida has given accepted students added time to make their admission decision, after a series of problems with a new version of the federal financial aid program.
  14. Randy McKinney, of Clearwater, holds "I Voted" stickers moments after casting his ballot at the Pinellas County Supervisor of Elections Office during early voting on Monday, Oct. 19, 2020, in Clearwater. The 2024 Clearwater election is on Tuesday, March 19 and polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
  15. Retired Tampa police officer Rufus Lewis, a member of the Fearless Four, and his wife, Clara Lewis, leave the Tampa Police Department headquarters in downtown last month.
  16. Brandon High principal Jeremy Klein, center, is joined by Hillsborough County schools chief of innovation Marcos Murillo, left, and Hillsborough Education Foundation interim CEO Anna Corman at the opening of the school's college and career center on Wednesday, March 6, 2024, in Brandon. It is the second such center in the district.
  17. A protester burns tires during a demonstration following the resignation of its Prime Minister Ariel Henry, in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, on Tuesday.
  18. Paul Smith, who was killed by a sheriff's deputy Saturday, shown just before the fatal incident on body camera footage. Courtesy of Pasco Sheriff's Office.
  19. A Hillsborough deputy was charged with boating under the influence Friday night.
  20. Teachers' unions across Tampa Bay face deadlines for action if they hope to stay in business in the face of new rules passed by state lawmakers.
  21. Boaters make their way along the river near Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park and the Tampa Riverwalk during the River O’ Green Fest on Saturday in Tampa.
  22. Police surround a home in Trenton, N.J., Saturday, March 16, 2024. A suspect has barricaded himself in the home and was holding hostages after shooting three people to death in suburban Philadelphia. (AP Photo/Matt Rourke)
  23. Candidates are lining up to replace St. Petersburg Council member Ed Montanari, who must leave the post due to term limits and is seeking a state House seat.
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