Tampa's Dr. Walter L. Smith Library still in need of repairs after Hurricane Milton
The library and museum is dedicated to preserving Black history.
Tampa's Dr. Walter L. Smith Library still in need of repair after Hurricane Milton
The Dr. Walter L. Smith Library & Museum, named after the former Florida A&M University president and pillar of education, received extensive damage from Hurricane Milton. For months, those involved ...
After crane crash, St. Pete pushes for new state safety standards
St. Pete wants to strengthen regulations related to tower cranes in the wake of an incident during Hurricane Milton. Gov. Ron ...
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Forest Hills community still rebuilding four months after Hurricane Milton
Soon, Tampa homeowners will be eligible for up to $20,000 to put towards repair costs, mortgages, or insurance deductibles.
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Forest Hills community still recovering from Hurricane Milton 4 months later
Members of a Tampa community hit hard by flooding following Hurricane Milton joined a pair of elected leaders Friday to mark ...
Hurricane survivors say they still struggle four months after Milton
Nearly four months after Hurricane Milton hit, affected Hillsborough County residents are still seeking help after Go Fund Me ...
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Tampa City Council approves the creation of a $3M hurricane relief fund
In a 7-0 vote, Tampa City Council members reallocated $3.2 million from State Housing Initiative Program (SHIP) dollars ...
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Tampa leaders approve $3.2M in funding to help homeowners recover from hurricanes
Four months since Hurricane Milton destroyed lives across Tampa Bay, many residents are still trying to recover. The Tampa ...
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2025's Grand Prix preparations have begun, promising to spark the city’s economy
The grandstands are going up, and the first block of the track's wall is ready for the Grand Prix of St. Pete.
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Dog abandoned amid hurricane suffers health scares as previous owner faces criminal case
Trooper underwent surgery to remove around 2 pounds of plastic and rubber material from his stomach. His former owner will go ...
What’s next for Tampa’s hurricane-battered Beer Can Island? Cryptocurrency.
When Pine Key reopens, owners plan to accept payment for drinks, concert tickets and more using a new meme coin.