Vol. 37, No. 35
GoFundMe for Florida whistleblower fired after leaking DeSantis' state park plans reaches over $200K
Gaddis set a goal of $10,000 with the GoFundMe page.
By Jim Turner and News Service of Florida
Secret Florida water summit lets polluters talk to government without press or public present
U.S. Rep. Donalds convened the meeting but wouldn’t let in the people most affected by pollution and toxic algae blooms
By Craig Pittman and Florida Phoenix
Florida Democrats call for investigation into plan to develop state parks
‘The public is owed peace of mind, honesty and transparency,’ they say.
By Mitch Perry and Florida Phoenix
Hillsborough’s Black Chamber of Commerce hosts panel on Florida’s recreational pot amendment
By Riley Benson
RFK Jr.'s endorsement of Trump tears away at the civic foundations that his father fought to preserve
Trump typifies the dangerous 20th-century figures we once kept out of national power thanks to civic guardrails.
By Luis Viera
Plumbing the depths and remembering the history of St. Petersburg’s Round Lake
City Wilds.
By Ray Roa and Amanda Hagood
ZooTampa’s popular family-friendly 'Creatures of the Night' Halloween celebration returns this fall
This year's event features a new sci-fi exhibit, "'They Are Here' Alien Haunted Trail."
Parts of the world’s largest collection of Florida art are now on display in Tampa
Nine pieces of the Vickers Collection are at HCC's Dale Mabry campus.
By Jennifer Ring
New book from Gulfport author Cathy Salustri celebrates what makes 'Florida Spectacular'
The book launch is on Friday, Sept. 6.
By Ray Roa
Documentary about Tampa Bay area drag queen activists nears completion
Filmmaker Jordan Rugh is having a Sept. 27 fundraiser to get ‘Pride & Power’ across the finish line.
Front 242, an all-time great of industrial music, plays St. Pete this weekend
Front 242 has always been so much more than a basic band.
By Bao Le-Huu
Party people from Ybor City's long lost Club Hedo and Amphitheatre reunite this weekend
Fittingly, the party will be broadcast live on the radio.
Laura Jane Grace returns to St. Petersburg with new band in tow
She is back at Floridian Social this weekend.
Metalhead turned country songwriter Cody Jinks plays Tampa on Saturday
The US 103.5-FM Country Jam is at Yuengling Center.
Floridian 'synthesist' John Touchton brings Severed+Said to St. Pete
The no-cover 'Mid Seance' tour is at The Bends this weekend.
Throwback Lakeland indie-rock band Nora's Breakfast Club is back onstage this weekend
MrEnc and Bad Sci-Fi open at Union Hall.
Alfred Banks' new band Saxkixave is in Tampa this weekend
It's the New Orleans rapper's project with instrumentalist Albert Allenback.
Ybor City's Loud On 7th music festival returns to Tampa
Ree Baby is in the lineup for the kickoff concert on Sept. 12.
Korn, nu-metal pioneer of the '90s, is back in Tampa
Gojira and Spiritbox are on the bill as well.
By Josh Bradley
The best new concerts coming to Tampa Bay, including Akon, Pangea Sound's Halloween show and more
Conway The Machine, Moon Taxi and more are on the way, too.
By Ray Roa and Josh Bradley
St. Pete's Outcast Brewing Company will soon open out of former Brutalist building
The new, family-friendly brewery celebrates its grand opening next weekend.
By Kyla Fields
Whole Foods aims at Valrico, King State says goodbye, and more Tampa Bay restaurant news
Plus, two new breweries on the way, Seminole Heights is flooded with fried chicken, and more in our weekly food news round-up..
By Colin Wolf
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Tampa Heights coffee shop and cafe King State to close in October
Last month, after Tropical Storm Debby inundated local septic systems with heavy rain, it's estimated that over 6.3 million gallons of sewage…
Donald Glover is an actor. He said as much to the New York Times over the summer as he shared plans to…
The fall is famously packed with great concerts. Showtember and Rocktober don’t disappoint this year, and the winter doesn’t look too shabby…
Art fans are gonna do some driving over the Sunshine Skyway Bridge this fall thanks to the collection exhibitions that share the…
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