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Democrats Sue To Block Georgia Election Rules, Citing Risk Of Post-Election “Chaos”

Georgia Democrats, supported by Kamala Harris’ presidential campaign, filed a lawsuit Monday to block new election rules in the state, warning that they could cause post-election “chaos” in the critical battleground state this November.....MORE

Kamala Harris Volunteers Soar in Florida

TECO set to ask state to approve rate hike

Tampa Electric Company officials are meeting with the Florida Public Service Commission Monday to request a raise in utility rates.

According to TECO, the customers' utility bills would increase about $20 a month in 2025.

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Taste of Latino Food Festival takes over multiple streets in Historic Ybor City

Mark your calendars for October 20 as Centennial Park (1800 E 8th Ave) in Ybor City becomes the vibrant epicenter of culture and cuisine during the annual Taste of Latino Food Festival. From noon to 6pm, this family-friendly event offers a day filled with tantalizing flavors, lively performances, and rich cultural experiences—all for free. The event is put on by the same group that just broke the world record for the longest Cuban sandwich.....MORE

Florida state parks proposal faces pushback from lawmakers and activists

Free at-home COVID tests are coming back

Americans will soon be able to order free COVID-19 tests through the mail again. Biden administration health officials said Friday they will relaunch the program in late September.....MORE

FULL SPEECH: New York Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez speaks at the DNC

Republican CAUGHT OFF GUARD by SURPRISING Challenge in Florida

Transportation tidbits: New SunRunner station, Tampa e-bike vouchers, Ybor brick project

The Tampa Bay region’s first bus rapid transit system is adding a new station in downtown St. Pete. The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority SunRunner system’s next stop will be at 150 First Ave. N. near the Sundial parking garage. During an August 16th press announcement, PSTA CEO Brad Miller says the new station drops passengers closer to Beach Drive, the Cross Bay Ferry and the St. Pete Pier. PSTA expects the station to be open by the end of 2024. Miller says service to the new station will have 15-minute headways until midnight on Fridays and Saturdays. PSTA has three new 40-foot hybrid buses to meet ridership demand, which spikes during special events like the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg, Localtopia, Halloween on Central and the St. Pete Pride Parade Festival. MORE

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City of Tampa Announces New Dates and Locations to Apply for CRA's Housing Rehabilitation & Renovation Program

The new Housing Rehabilitation and Renovation Program will assist those within the Community Redevelopment Areas, or CRA's. The City of Tampa's Community Redevelopment Agency (CRA) has announced new dates and locations for application distribution, processing and acceptance over the next three weeks for its Housing Rehabilitation & Renovation Program (HRRP). The program aims to provide financial assistance for the renovation and repair of homes within the City of Tampa's CRA Districts, ensuring safe and secure housing for all residents.....MORE

FULL SPEECH: Sen. Raphael Warnock calls Trump a 'plague on the American conscience' at DNC

The Future is Female

Trump Gets SHOCKINGLY BAD NEWS about FLORIDA VOTERS

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Project 2025: Trump’s Undeniable Ties To Them

Jen Perelman For Congress

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Tampa’s Live Music Scene: Best Concert Venues for All Ages

Is Trump lying, or is he just that deluded?

Donald Trump’s lies took on the look of fevered hallucinations last week.....MORE

Florida’s Newest Horror Store ‘The Creature Workshop’ - Inside The Most Haunted Building In Tampa

A coalition of faith groups wants the Hillsborough County Commission to fully fund affordable housing

HOPE, the coalition of faith communities known as the Hillsborough Organization for Progress and Equality, about trying to stop the Hillsborough County Commission from taking funds away from affordable housing. more

Rep. Maxwell Frost Discusses Youth Outreach And Climate Change With EPA Commissioner Michael Regan

PHOTOS two new blocks of brick streets added to Historic Ybor City

In a bid to calm traffic on a bustling road that sees significant pedestrian activity year-round, a project to brick Ybor City’s historic 7th Avenue is underway. The 1500 and 1600 Blocks have been completed, and they look fantastic.....MORE

Florida opts out of summer food assistance for kids, once again

Florida is opting out of a federal summer food assistance program for the second year in a row. The Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer Program for Children (Summer EBT), also known as Sun Bucks, is designed to help parents cover grocery bills in the summer, when school-provided free and reduced meals are less available.....MORE

COVID-19’s summer surge shows no signs of slowing down

A surge in COVID-19 infections has swept the country this summer, upending travel plans and bringing fevers, coughs and general malaise. It shows no immediate sign of slowing.....MORE

Sandy Bottom Boys in Seminole Heights

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Caitlin and Cade at Barts Tavern in Seminole Heights

We Went To Florida: The Housing Insurance Crisis Will Shock You

Florida senator proposes statewide smoking ban if marijuana is legalized in November

While many municipalities in Florida have banned smoking on beaches and public parks, new legislation from a Florida lawmaker would expand those measures, banning smoking in all public places, if voters in November green-light recreational marijuana.....MORE

Was your data leaked in massive breach? How to know, and what to do now

Billions in personal information records may have been exposed in an April data breach, a recent lawsuit has alleged, prompting warnings from identity experts.

A class action lawsuit filed in Florida claims a hacking group was able to access the database of National Public Data (NPD), a background check company that provides access to data “from various public record databases, court records, state and national databases and other repositories nationwide.”

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