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The Weeknd Bringing New Tour Featuring Doja Cat To Tampa
by: Heather Monahan Posted: Mar 3, 2022 / 02:20 PM EST / Updated: Mar 3, 2022 / 02:29 PM EST Editor’s note: The video above is from a news conference before Super Bowl LV in Tampa. TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) — Fans of The Weeknd who live in Tampa can “Save Your Tears” – the superstar…
Dozens Of New Coronavirus Infections Reported After Gridiron Dinner
The number of people who tested positive for the coronavirus after attending the elite Gridiron Club dinner in Washington rose to 53 on Friday, all but confirming that the April 2 event marked a significant outbreak. The latest count suggests that at least 8 percent of the 630 journalists, politicians and VIPS who attended the…
Price Of Paradise: Rent Prices Force Tampa Bay Tenants Out Of Homes
TAMPA BAY, Fla. — Evictions in Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties are higher than average after a year in which renters were protected under a federal eviction moratorium. Now, tenants behind on rent, fear they’ll be kicked out soon. “You know how you say sometimes you’re a walking zombie? That’s how I feel sometimes,” Terrica Young…
Rail Route Of The Month: Barcelona To Cádiz, The Slow Train Right Across Spain
Two long-distance trains leave Barcelona Sants station just after nine each morning. There’s the French TGV to Paris, 668 miles and almost seven hours to the north. The other train, much the more interesting of the two, is the 09.05 to Cádiz, a journey of 12 hours, covering 800 miles. This is one of Spain’s…
42-Story Residential Tower, Art House, Coming Soon To Downtown St. Pete
Renderings of Art House St. Pete – Image by Evolution Virtual Another addition to the St. Pete skyline is coming soon as developers announced plans for Art House St. Petersburg. The 42-story condominium tower will be located on the 200 block of Central Avenue, bringing more luxury residence options to downtown St. Pete. Sales of…
Tampa-Based Nonprofit, Project DYNAMO, Rescues Evacuees, Including Americans, From Ukraine
TAMPA, Fla. — The Tampa-based nonprofit, Project DYNAMO, is continuing to rescue people, including Americans, from Ukraine. The nonprofit has successfully rescued two buses of evacuees out of Ukraine since the Russian invasion began last week. Project DYNAMO The Tampa-based nonprofit, Project DYNAMO, is continuing to rescue people, including Americans, from Ukraine. Bryan Stern, the…