Amidst the chaos near Armature Works in Tampa, a 17-year-old has been apprehended in connection to Tuesday's shooting incident that left four individuals injured, including three innocent bystanders.
CHIEF BERCAW TO PROVIDE UPDATE ON OLA AVE SHOOTING
Publicado por Tampa Police Department en Martes, 9 de abril de 2024
The teenager faces charges of second-degree attempted murder with a firearm and felon...
Charleston
Beloved Frozen Custard Chain Whit’s Set to Open First Location in Charleston
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Charleston is about to welcome one of America's favorite frozen custard shops, Whit’s, with a grand opening planned at 1989 Maybank Hwy on James Island in the coming months.
Founded by Lisa and Chuck Whitman in Granville, Ohio, in March 2003, Whit’s has grown into a cherished ice cream destination with over 70 locations across 10 states, including two in...
Charleston
Charleston First US City To Embrace Innovative Elevation-Based Zoning to Tackle Sea Level Rise
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Charleston is on the brink of adopting a groundbreaking zoning approach, known as elevation-based zoning, in response to rising sea levels. If implemented, Charleston would lead the nation as the first city to fully integrate sea level rise considerations into its development decisions.
The current zoning code in Charleston dates back to 1966. The proposed changes include elevation-based zoning measures...
In the heart of downtown Tampa, tragedy struck near the iconic Armature Works as gunfire left four individuals injured. Tampa Police Chief Lee Bercaw disclosed that the incident unfolded Tuesday afternoon near the 1900 block of North Ola Avenue. Initially, a "disturbance" between two groups quickly escalated into violence, disrupting the peace of the popular gathering spot. As the...
Growing concerns over drug-related emergencies highlight three Tampa Bay area counties as "hotspots" for elevated 911 dispatches tied to drug overdoses. This revelation stems from the latest data released by the National Drug Early Warning System, a collaborative effort of the University of Florida, Florida Atlantic University, and New York University.
From March 21-27, the report flagged Pasco, Pinellas, and...
For Pinellas County residents, particularly those in unincorporated areas, significant relief is on the horizon as lower flood insurance rates are set to take effect.
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Recognized for their proactive measures in floodplain management, Pinellas County has achieved a remarkable milestone, securing a class two rating in the Federal National Insurance Program—the highest...
Charleston
103 Years Young: Charleston’s Edward Lawrence Sr. Celebrates a Century of Stories
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Charleston's own Edward Lawrence Sr. marked a remarkable milestone: his 103rd birthday.
Surrounded by family and friends, Edward Lawrence Sr. basked in the warmth of shared stories and heartfelt tributes celebrating his extraordinary journey through life.
Despite reaching the impressive age of 103, Lawrence shows no intention of taking it easy. His career spanned four decades as a master plumber and...
Sea Island Habitat for Humanity is celebrating its 25th Women Build Week, an annual event that spotlights women in the construction sector. This year, the home built during the week will be donated to a female homeowner, highlighting the event’s focus on empowering women. Women Build Week not only serves as a major fundraising effort, aiming to raise $100,000...
Charleston
Charleston International Building Massive New Concourse With $23 Million Govt Funding
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Charleston International Airport has secured $23 million in funding, marking the largest grant of this fiscal year from the Airport Improvement Program. This funding will support the construction of a new six-gate concourse, expanding the airport's current capacity of 18 gates across two concourses. Last year, the airport witnessed over 6 million passengers.
The U.S. Senate Committee on Appropriations notes...
For visitors and locals alike, Vinoy Park in St. Pete has long been a cherished spot for dolphin sightings and serene waterfront views. However, in recent days, a new spectacle has captured the attention of onlookers: a sinking ship near the pier. Christian Kas, visiting from Michigan with her family, recounts their daily visits to witness the peculiar sight....








