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Florida’s ‘Sinkhole Alley:’ Here’s what homeowners need to know
If you live in Florida, you have probably heard of sinkholes. It’s when the ground caves in, often bringing down everything on top of it. Roads, businesses and homes have all been impacted. Dr. Manoj Chopra has researched sinkholes and erosion at the University of Central Florida and said...
New dengue cases have several Florida counties under mosquito advisory or alert. Here's where
Two cases of locally acquired dengue were reported between June 23 and June 29, bringing the Florida total of locally acquired cases to 10 across four counties, according to the Florida Department of Health. Health advisories and alerts have been issued for the affected counties. The number of travel-related cases...
Florida’s Minimum Wage Workers Face 98-Hour Workweeks for One-Bedroom Apartments: Report
Securing affordable housing in Florida can be incredibly challenging, especially for individuals earning minimum wage. It can often feel like an ongoing battle. According to a recent report by the National Low Income Housing Coalition, Florida is one of the top 10 states where a higher hourly wage is needed to afford housing. If you’re struggling to find an affordable home, you’re not alone. Many people are facing the same challenge.
Rays select builder for $1-billion stadium project
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — The Tampa Bay Rays have picked a company to build their new billion-dollar ballpark. The St. Pete city council still has to approve the project. Rays select construction company for new stadium project. Overall project for Gas Plant District redevelopment still awaiting city council approval....
Palmetto Fourth Fest moves to a new location
PALMETTO, Fla. — Manatee County residents will gather down by the river to celebrate the nation’s birthday. The 13th Annual Palmetto Fourth Fest is moving down by the Riverside Park along the Manatee River. “I think it’s just going to be better all the way around, and fireworks...
‘Be careful’: Tampa families prepare to safely celebrate the Fourth of July
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — With the Fourth of July holiday just days away, many are expecting to light fireworks, and while the dazzling light shows can be exciting, they are also dangerous. While families plan for fireworks celebrations, doctors are urging everyone to play it safe.From firecrackers to sparklers Galaxy Fireworks has it all. “When […]
Free Event In Tampa With Fireworks, Music And Giveaways Happening On July 4th
That’s right, There’s a free event in Tampa with fireworks, music and giveaways happening on July 4th. This event is going down at Smokey Jones Smoke and Vape Shop which is located at 4035 W. Hillsborough Avenue in Tampa. Do you have a big family and are looking for something to do to celebrate independence day? Well, you have come to the right article because not only is this event going to be fun, it’s also free!
Massive 1,000-unit apartment project proposed for west St. Pete seeks $14.8 million from city and county
After years of retooling plans for a 29-acre vacant industrial property in west St. Petersburg, a new proposal has been filed to redevelop it into a massive 1,000-unit apartment community. Landowner Porter Development, headed by Les Porter, and joint venture partners Falcone Group and Metro Development Group, have submitted funding...
Search for St. Pete dog reveals Tampa Bay's murky economy of missing pets
Elizabeth and Cillian Purcell would do anything to get Khaki back — hop on a last-minute flight, offer a $5,000 reward, even hire a pet psychic. But after seven days, their 10-year-old dachshund mix was still missing. Why it matters: When Khaki dug out of their St. Pete yard...
Hillsborough County Offices Will Close For The July 4th holiday, and Tampa Services Will Also Be On Break
County offices and facilities will lock their doors this Independence Day. According to an announcement on the Hillsborough County's official website, the closures are set for Thursday, July 4, as the nation dons its stars and stripes to celebrate. The offices will not be a ghost town for long and they’re scheduled to reopen the following day, Friday.
Patient sues dentist for causing permanent nerve damage
A patient filed a lawsuit in Circuit Court of the Sixth Judicial Circuit in Pinellas County, FL, against a dentist and a dental practice, claiming a wisdom tooth extraction caused nerve damage that left him with permanent pain and loss of sensation in his tongue. Joshua Harrison filed a lawsuit...
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