Temple Terrace water fix could bring 35% rate hike
City Council members favor a $73 million treatment plant over a county pipeline, but a temporary PFAS system will add millions to the cost.
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Weather alert affecting Central West Florida Sunday midday, says the NWS
A report was issued from the National Weather Service on Sunday at 11:56 a.m. for strong thunderstorms until 12:30 p.m. The alert is for Pinellas, Pasco and Hillsborough counties.
Kids keep getting hurt and killed on e-bikes. Should parents be held responsible?
“Being for common sense laws doesn’t mean that you’re against e-bikes,” says one mother whose daughter was injured in a crash.
New Port Richey seeks to crack down on parking violations
Police Chief Robert Kochen says the changes strengthen the city’s ability to enforce parking regulations.
On and off field, Rays’ Ryan Vilade has delivered all the right moves
In addition to better-than-expected play, his work ethic, positive attitude, sense of humor and clubhouse entertainment are part of the team’s success.
He was killed in a Florida nightclub bathroom in 2009. Family says cops know who did it
The club was packed, and the music was blaring. And nobody, according to witnesses, heard the gunshot.
What, them worry? Rays could end up in a mad dash for AL East title
Tales | A recent skid, a challenging schedule and a surging Yankees team could make for an interesting final five weeks.
There was some good news for Rays, as Shane McClanahan has strong start
Notes | The veteran left-hander throws five shutout innings and hits 98.6 mph in his second start since coming off the injured list.
Rays lose lead late, get walked off by Orioles for 7th loss in 9 games
Shane McClanahan delivers a solid five-inning start and the hitters produce a couple of runs, but Tampa Bay still comes up short at the end.
Jalon Daniels rallies Bucs again in preseason win over Chiefs
The undrafted free-agent quarterback from Kansas brings Tampa Bay from behind for the second straight game.
Pizza, bagels and wings: See which restaurants are opening and closing in Largo
After more than three decades, the original Ker’s WingHouse on Ulmerton Road is paving the way for something new.
She’s 71 and money is tight. Should she consider a reverse mortgage?
“A reverse mortgage is not a scam, nor is it a miracle,” our real estate expert says.
With votes on the horizon, will Rays fans finally get their stadium?• Viewpoints comment
Team CEO Ken Babby sits down to talk about the journey and what’s at stake with city and county votes coming up this week.
Duke Energy tries to disqualify consumer group from Florida data center hearings
Duke’s data center case is considered a test for how other utilities like Florida Power & Light and Tampa Electric could handle the warehouses.
Sudden detention center closure leaves Hillsborough juvenile justice board frustrated
Children have already been moved, two as far as Brevard County, a prosecutor said.
Manny Rodriguez to rejoin Rays; Tyler Wells gets closure with Orioles
Notes | Being in Baltimore on Friday was significant for two Rays relievers for different reasons.
Don’t expect Baker Mayfield, Bucs starters to play long vs. Chiefs
The quarterback will start the exhibition game Saturday night in Tampa but may participate in only 12-15 plays.
Rays don’t get a call, and skid continues with another loss to Orioles
Manager Kevin Cash is ejected for the first time this season after arguing a check-swing call in the pivotal fifth inning.
Tampa killed developers’ plan to pave over wetlands. A year later, they’re back
City council members again denied the townhome bid on sensitive land along the Hillsborough River.
Pinellas seeks federal study of aging flood structure at Lake Tarpon
The nearly 60-year-old structure, which controls the county’s largest lake, has been overtopped by storm surge in recent years.
3 reasons why Democrat Angie Nixon won the US Senate primary
These numbers explain why she prevailed over well-funded challenger Alex Vindman.
Distrust of Flock cameras grows in Tampa Bay as cops limit transparency
A nationwide protest movement over surveillance technology is spreading through Florida, fueled by reports of police abuses.
Treasure Island woman lost $1.5M in valuables. It started with a phone scam
Investigators recovered about 83% of the stolen wire money after a monthslong investigation.
See the Tampa Bay Rays’ proposed stadium deal with Tampa, Hillsborough
The Tampa City Council and Hillsborough County Commission will vote on the agreement next week.