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A top Delta Air Lines executive is leaving to lead the company that owns Outback Steakhouse
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) — A high-ranking Delta Air Lines executive whose impending departure was announced last week has been named CEO of Bloomin’ Brands, which owns Outback Steakhouse and several other restaurant chains. The Florida-based dining company said Monday that Michael Spanos will start his new job Sept....
Audit report recommends changes to Florida's property insurer of last resort
(The Center Square) —The Florida Auditor General recently released an audit report on the state-owned Citizens Property Insurance Corporation and made several recommendations to improve customer service while ensuring it remains fiscally buoyant. The insurer covers dwellings, structures, personal property, rentals and additional living expenses. Citizens have established underwriting guidelines for each line of business for agents to use when preparing and reviewing insurance applications. These agents must submit all accurate and complete applications in compliance with the requirements. ...
Florida Man Arrested After Boarding Plane With Bloody Head
A recent arrest in Florida has sparked questions about how a couple was forcibly removed from a plane. The incident, which took place in the popular tourist state, left passengers stunned. Given the multiple chaotic situations American Airlines has faced recently, this bizarre episode comes as no surprise to the public.
Largo Police Investigate Serious Accident at Seminole Blvd and 8th Ave SW
The Largo Police Department’s Traffic Homicide Unit responded to a serious accident at the intersection of Seminole Boulevard and 8th Avenue SW on Monday, August 26, 2024 at approximately 1:59 p.m. The crash involved a 2015 Jeep Cherokee and a 2019 Nissan Rogue. According to initial reports, the driver...
New Tampa Performing Arts Center announces 4-day fall fest with more than two dozen events
Fall Fest season is here…almost. The New Tampa Performing Arts Center (NTPAC) for its exciting annual Fall Festival from Thursday, September 12, through Sunday, September 15. This year’s four-day celebration brings together Tampa Bay area artists for an unforgettable lineup of dance, music, comedy, theater performances, and interactive activities that the whole family will love.
The Tampa Bay Fishin’ Report: Anglers having the most luck with redfish
Capt. George Hastick (727-525-1005): Capt. George reports the redfish action is very good, with good fishing in several parts of the Bay. He’s been working mangroves on the Pinellas side below the Gandy Bridge, but he’s been in contact with sources reporting reds schooling at Picnic Island, the Hillsborough side below the Gandy and at Apollo Beach. He’s also hearing anglers have been doing well on reds around the creeks above the Courtney Campbell Causeway. The reds often are hanging with schools of mullet, alternating from the shallow flats away from the mangrove early and late, moving into the shade of them when the sun is high. Cut bait, live sardines, pinfish and gold spoons have been working well. His anglers also have bagged a few snook, which have been venturing out 50 to 75 feet from the mangroves at times. Trout are on the grass and sand bottom in 7 feet of water and taking jigs with soft-plastic tails of live sardines. Most of them have been running 13-15 inches, but staying at it can produce a few to 20 inches. There are fair numbers of Tarpon in the Bay, and while fishing some rocks a silver king of about 70 pounds rolled behind the boat. Capt. George as spotted others rolling on the surface in the past week.
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