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  1. Florida animals use wildlife crossings. Pictures prove it.
    Nov. 27, 2024• Environment
    More than 200 wildlife crossings traverse Florida's roads, allowing safer passage for animals across the state including the Florida Panther. Cameras stationed at some of these crossings capture wildlife using them, as shown in these photos.
  2. Tampa Bay’s cranes to swing in Hurricane Helene’s winds
    Sept. 26, 2024• Hurricane
    An aerial drone view looking east showing construction cranes and downtown St. Petersburg on Aug. 26, 2024, in St. Petersburg.
  3. Florida live cameras: Watch Hurricane Helene landfall videos
    Sept. 26, 2024• News
    View of Tampa Bay from Downtown St. Petersburg.
  5. Florida forestry official questioned DeSantis-backed swap of state forest to golf company
    Sept. 13, 2024• Environment
    Just to the east of the protected Withlacoochee State Forest is Cabot Citrus Farms, a luxury Brooksville golf resort. The Florida Cabinet on June 12 quietly approved giving this state forest land to Cabot Citrus in exchange for timberland in Cedar Key. Environmental experts say the state forest land is necessary for conservation, which contrasts the statements made by Gov. Ron DeSantis.
  6. Can this home for apes and monkeys count as a sanctuary?
    Aug. 8, 2024• Clearwater
    Magillan, a 56-year-old chimpanzee, plays with a toy in his enclosure at the Suncoast Primate Sanctuary on July 25 in Palm Harbor.
  7. Why are there so many murals in St. Petersburg? A brief history
    June 28, 2024• Visual Arts
    Max Sansing applies black paint to his mural on Thursday, Oct 19, 2023, at Trinity Lutheran Church, while participating in the SHINE Mural Festival.
  8. Hope, then heartbreak, as first ‘spinning’ sawfish dies in Tampa Bay
    June 25, 2024• Environment
    Dean Grubbs, the associate director of research at Florida State University's Coastal and Marine Laboratory, wrangles in a shark caught on June 19 in Tampa Bay. Grubbs and team are the first researchers to catch an adult sawfish in the bay. The animal's blood could help solve a mysterious die-off in the Florida Keys.
  9. At Odessa sanctuary, this goat is smiling for a good reason
    June 14, 2024• Pets
    Ladybug Farm in Odessa, founded by Kris Hedstrom, provides a sanctuary for injured, neglected or abandoned farm animals like this smiling goat named Xyla.
  10. WATCH: Speeding driver causes multicar crash on Howard Frankland, troopers say
    June 13, 2024• Crime
    Dashcam footage released by the Florida Highway Patrol shows the driver of a Ford Focus moments before troopers say he crashed into a Lexus on the Howard Frankland Bridge on Wednesday afternoon. The impact caused the Lexus to rotate, hit the guardrail and overturn off the bridge, striking a Nissan Frontier that was parked and unoccupied in the construction zone below, the Highway Patrol said.
  11. WATCH: Man lands helicopter amid protected bird nests on Egmont Key
    May 31, 2024• Environment
    A screenshot from a video provided by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission shows Bradenton man Ernesto Cordero, 53, landing his company helicopter on a protected bird refuge at Egmont Key on May 12.
  12. WATCH: Video shows St. Pete Beach district fire chief swerving into cyclist
    May 30, 2024• Crime
    A screenshot from a witness video shows the moment St. Pete Beach District Fire Chief Thomas McClave swerved his Chevy pickup onto a raised concrete median and made contact with cyclist Gregory Hicks during a road rage incident on Gulf Boulevard near 175th Avenue in Redington Shores on May 23.
  13. Florida divers go deep with sonar to find sunken cars, solve cold-case mysteries
    March 26, 2024• Crime
    John Martin of Lakeland, left, and his brother Mike Sullivan of Gulfport suit up for a dive with their Sunshine State Sonar Search Team while investigating a submerged vehicle in the Hillsborough River at the 40th Street Bridge. Over the last two years, the divers have found 11 missing people in Florida waterways.
  14. Did St. Petersburg City Hall raise Black History flag for the last time?
    Feb. 1, 2024• St. Petersburg
    Mayor Ken Welch, with members of the city council, raise the Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Flag at City Hall to commemorate the first day of Black History Month, February 1, 2024 in St. Petersburg.
  15. Dunedin drone pilot captures video of marine life
    Dec. 21, 2023• Photos
    John Yanchoris of Dunedin launches his drone along the Dunedin Causeway on Nov. 20.
  16. Why DeSantis and Newsom have more in common than it appears
    Nov. 30, 2023• Politics
    Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, left, and California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
  17. For decades, a Florida woman had no sense of smell. Can she get it back?
    Nov. 30, 2023• Health
    Barbara Walker revels in the aroma of Nina’s Wood Fired Pizza while on a smelling adventure at the Bay Area Renaissance Festival in March in Dade City. After decades without a sense of smell, she has devoted herself to trying to train her ability back.
  18. Tampa police release video of people of interest in Ybor City shooting
    Nov. 7, 2023• Crime
    Tampa detectives are seeking help from the community as they try to identify several people who “may have been involved” in an early morning shooting in Ybor City the weekend before Halloween. A 14-year-old boy and 20-year-old man were killed and 15 others were wounded by gunfire. Police say one other person sustained injuries that were not caused by gunfire.
  19. Tampa International Airport tests electric air taxi for first time
    Nov. 2, 2023• Transportation
    Flying taxis are intended for shorter- or medium-range travel as destinations within a city or between a metropolitan center and its suburbs, whether for passengers or cargo. The aim of this technology is to reduce traffic congestion and lower emissions.
  20. What’s up with the circus in Tropicana Field’s parking lot?
    Nov. 2, 2023• Things To Do
    A large circus tent is pictured in the parking lot at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg on Wednesday, Nov. 1, 2023.
  21. Hillsborough County schools put marching bands to the test
    Oct. 29, 2023• Arts
    Members of Strawberry Crest High School Marching Charger’s band perform during the 2023 Florida Bandmasters Association District 7 music performance assessment event on Saturday, Oct 28, 2023, at the Gaither High School in Tampa.
  22. Coral researchers see ‘mass mortality’ amid Florida Reef bleaching crisis
    Oct. 5, 2023• Environment
    Staghorn coral populations in the Florida Keys are on the brink of extinction due to a severe bleaching event that began this summer and is wiping out coastal reefs.
  23. How Tampa’s ‘snake man’ is trying to save Florida’s snakes from a deadly disease
    Aug. 28, 2023• Environment
    Shiv Shukla feeds an eastern diamondback rattlesnake into a plastic tube at Sean Doody’s lab at the University of South Florida in St. Petersburg on July 28. Shukla studies venomous snakes to learn more about an emerging fungal disease found in certain species of snakes.
  24. Beyonce in Tampa: See Florida’s outfits for the Renaissance World Tour
    Aug. 17, 2023• Music News
    From left, Hope Peña, 24, Courtney O’Brien, 28, Katelynn Calixte, 21, CJ O’Brien, 23, Nate Calixte, 24, and Zelda Sainclair, 29, wait in line for Beyoncé’s Renaissance World Tour stop at Raymond James Stadium in Tampa on Wednesday, August 16, 2023.
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