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Fit the Surf n’ Turf Alfredo Sundae and other fair delights into your budget.
Tell us you’re from Tampa Bay without telling us you’re from Tampa Bay.
The city is making plans to improve drainage in its flood-prone areas.
We’re checking in on the utility’s progress as hurricane season continues in Tampa Bay.
If approved, it would be the first plan of its kind since 1994.
Take advantage of no sales tax on binders, laptops, and other tools through Sunday, August 11.
We’re sharing how the proposed $1.8 billion budget could be spent across the city.
The three-week event celebrates local culinary excellence, and offers a chance to reflect on those less fortunate.
How well do you know Tampa Bay, FL? We’re bringing you some fun facts about the city and its history. If you’re a trivia master (or local enthusiast), give this a try.
July 15 is a fabled day in the Cigar City’s history.
The Cigar City’s skyline is getting some new faces.

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We rounded up spots to catch a Bolts, Bucs, or Rays game across Tampa and St. Pete.
After the team announced it will not move forward with the $1.3 billion stadium deal in St. Pete, we’re looking at some potential options for the Rays’ future.
Mad Dogs & Englishmen, Fisk, Cousin Vinny’s Sandwich Co., and Big Ray’s Fish Camp all made the list.
The Rays need to meet a series of requirements to score public funding for the new $1.3 billion stadium.
The federal dollars will go toward housing, public facility improvements, mitigation projects, and other relief efforts.
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    The 2025 festival runs through Sunday, March 9, and features a toga party, Karaoke, beer yoga, and tons of new brews.