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Florida Still Owes $603 Million On Immigration Enforcement Contracts
60% of the bills for detention camps remain unpaid.

60% of the bills for detention camps remain unpaid.

FL residents are being urged to keep an eye on pets and livestock after federal officials confirmed new U.S. cases of New World Screwworm

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The "Alligator Alcatraz" immigration detention center has permanently closed, according to Governor Ron DeSantis.
A St. Pete paranormal investigator's ghost bus tours in downtown, Grand Central, Roser Park highlight local history, reported hauntings.
A NY-based healthcare technology company has opened a St. Pete office and plans to hire about 100 people from across the Tampa Bay region.
The upcoming Word Play gala at USF St. Petersburg will raise money, awareness for Voices of Hope for Aphasia programs across Tampa Bay.
The longtime St. Pete property now hosts weddings, parties and community events, with a nod to its Harold Seltzer's past.
After careers as a therapist and in medical imaging, a St. Pete woman has launched a new path as an arts advocate, curator and promoter.
An animal advocate attempted an open-water swim around Siesta Key to raise awareness of concerns over Manatee County's Bishop Animal Shelter
A bookstore opening soon in Roser Park has set up a pop-up shop in a downtown St. Petersburg hotel lobby.
A new Edge District business, Sunshine City Paint, will offer family-friendly art time by day and paint-and-sip classes in the evening.
Allendale United Methodist Church is co-hosting a celebration of author Rob Sanders’ new picture book about LGBTQ+ athletes, “Play Proud.”
An earthquake of at least a 6.1 magnitude off the coast of Cuba was felt in parts of FL, the US Geological Survey said.
State prosecutors have dropped the charges against a St. Petersburg garbage truck driver who ran over and killed a woman asleep in an alley.
After joining the Gulfport Pride Parade lineup, ‘The Dancing Elaines’ group is planning more meetups in the St. Pete area.
Print St. Pete’s summer classes include zine camp, Lego printmaking, risograph printing and jigsaw block printing.
A 17-year-old was shot when hundreds of teens gathered at Clearwater Beach, police said.
An entrepreneur began seeing strange lights off the deck of his St. Pete Beach home three years ago. Now, he owns the Museum of the Unknown.
An apparel brand known for the slogan “Tampa Bay Made” is opening its first-ever retail store at Sparkman Wharf.
The new 45-seat speakeasy adds an after-hours lounge and a history-focused Moonshiners Tour at the St. Petersburg Distillery.
Selah Freedom has partnered with the SOAP Project to launch a new anti-human trafficking outreach program in the Tampa Bay area.
A St. Pete comedian is hosting a burlesque comedy open mic at The Ball inspired by the '90s TV show "Roseanne."
The food-and-wine trolley series will make stops in Sarasota, Bradenton, Siesta Key, Anna Maria Island and Nokomis-Venice.