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Aaron Tonry, a volunteer tree climber, retrieved a dead bobcat from a tree in the Timberview Drive area of Safety Harbor on May 2. Florida Fish and Wildlife confirmed on Monday that it will necropsy the animal to find out its cause of death.
What killed the bobcat found hanging from a Safety Harbor tree? It remains a mystery.
Officials completed a necropsy and toxicology test on the bobcat found hanging dead from a tree in April.
Gasparilla Music Festival 2025 postponed; organizers cite ‘financial strain’
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The music festival will not return to Tampa this February as planned.
Pasco man was going over 100 mph when he struck, killed other driver, police say
Gary Manist is seen in this booking photo from the Pasco County Jail after he was arrested on a charge of vehicular homicide this week. Tampa police say Manist was driving over 100 mph when he struck and killed another driver at an intersection last week.
Gary Manist, 67, is facing a charge of vehicular homicide in the crash at McKinley Drive and Bougainvillea Avenue.
Rays make deals with 4, to head to hearing with shortstop Taylor Walls
Shortstop Taylor Walls was the only one of the Rays' five remaining arbitration-eligible players who did not reach an agreement before Thursday's deadline.
Pitcher Zack Littell is rewarded through the arbitration process for his strong season with a hefty raise to $5.72 million.
Barb Adams looks out of the balcony window of her second-floor temporary home at the Bilmar Beach Resort, 10650 Gulf Blvd, on Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025, in Treasure Island. Barb had just found out from the hotel front desk that her FEMA voucher had been extended until Jan. 28.
FEMA hotel assistance ends for some next week. Guests are confused.
Days out from the end of their free stays, displaced residents don’t know whether they’ll have to find new housing.
Did DeSantis take a shot at Matt Gaetz for considering a governor bid?
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, center, speaks before President-elect Donald Trump during a meeting with Republican governors at Mar-a-Lago, Thursday, Jan. 9, 2025, in Palm Beach.
The governor seemingly criticized Gaetz for resigning his House seat.
Tampa Bay’s top home sales of 2024: see the luxury listings
104 Ladoga Ave. in Tampa was the most expensive home sold in Tampa Bay in 2024.
An $11.75 million Davis Islands mansion, a record-breaking condo and more.
Florida cancels transgender activist’s new ID after changed gender label
Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis attends a rally on Saturday, Jan 13, 2024, at the Never Back Down super PAC headquarters in West Des Moines, IA.
The activist posted online about changing their gender on their driver’s license.

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Rays make deals with 4, to head to hearing with shortstop Taylor Walls
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Shortstop Taylor Walls was the only one of the Rays' five remaining arbitration-eligible players who did not reach an agreement before Thursday's deadline.
Can Mike Evans avoid another lowlight encounter with Marshon Lattimore?
5 hours ago• Bucs
Bucs wide receiver Mike Evans (13) shoves New Orleans Saints cornerback Marshon Lattimore (23) during a 2022 game in New Orleans as Tom Brady (12) and Leonard Fournette (7) look on. Both players were ejected, and Evans received a one-game suspension.
Al Golden’s back in Miami, trying to bring Notre Dame a CFP title shot
Yesterday• Florida State Seminoles
Defensive coordinator Al Golden is back at Hard Rock Stadium on Thursday, this time with Notre Dame for the College Football Playoff semifinals.
USF’s league names sportsmanship award in honor of Amir Abdur-Rahim
Yesterday• USF Bulls
Members of the USF men’s basketball team honor Bulls coach Amir Abdur-Rahim during his celebration-of-life service last November in Tampa.
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How one Florida city is trying to silence clean water advocates | Column
Yesterday• Opinion
A boat navigates an algae bloom on the Caloosahatchee River in 2019.
Mass transit is not Tampa’s job? | Column
Yesterday• Opinion
Commuters wait for the bus at the University Area Transit Center in Tampa on Jan. 9, 2023. The city of Tampa is subsidizing a fare-free route this year that connects downtown Tampa with the University of South Florida.
Don’t take away our booze. We’ll really need it soon | Column
Yesterday• Opinion
Jim Beam, Knob Creek and other alcohol bottles are pictured at a bar in Eagle, Colo. in 2018.
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Pasco man was going over 100 mph when he struck, killed other driver, police say
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Gasparilla Music Festival 2025 postponed; organizers cite ‘financial strain’
Yesterday• Music
Florida’s Blue-state migrants: A blessing, a curse or both? | Column
Yesterday• Opinion
FEMA hotel assistance ends for some next week. Guests are confused.
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Steve Martin and Martin Short postpone Clearwater show due to California fires
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Michael Scurry, 52, stands in a drainage and conservation easement near a boardwalk he said was built for coastal access for residents of his Sea Pines subdivision, which is now posted with a No Trespassing sign, on Wednesday, Nov 27, 2024, in Seminole.
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Migrant farmworkers harvest watermelons in Chiefland on May 30. The workers, who were staying at a Days Inn hotel in Gainesville, were bused more than an hour to a farm in Levy County where they spent the day working in the fields from sunrise to sunset before returning to the hotel.
Migrant farmworkers came to Florida for stability. They found danger.
This year, here's to quieting down and letting people have the floor.
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