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Published August 12The Scoop: Wed. Aug. 12, 2026, Tampa Bay and Florida headlines by WMNF
ICE to have GLOVEs, NOAA says July hottest month ever, and Metropolitan Ministries helping Back to School efforts.
St Pete Catalyst
Published August 12St. Pete-based Sign In App named to 2026 Inc. 5000 list
Sign In App, a St. Petersburg-based visitor management and access intelligence company, has been named to the 2026 Inc. 5000 list. The organization ranked 1,966. According to the business publication, companies are “ranked according to their percentage revenue growth over three…
St Pete Catalyst
Published August 12County commissioners discuss fiscal year 2027 budget
The recommended total budget across all funds is $5.137 billion.
That's So Tampa
Published August 12MMA legend Cris Cyborg is having her final, historic fight in Tampa
There’s a moment in sports when you realize you’re watching something that’ll never happen again, and you’d better pay attention because you’ll be telling your grandkids about it. One of […]
St Pete Catalyst
Published August 12Tampa Bay Lightning single game tickets on sale Friday
Single game tickets for the Tampa Bay Lightning’s 2026-2027 season will officially be available Friday. Fans can purchase them at this link. The regular season will begin in October.
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Published August 12Here’s when the next solar eclipse will be visible from Florida
Millions will witness a total solar eclipse Wednesday. But Floridians will miss out on seeing the celestial event until 2045.
City of Tampa
Published August 12View the West Riverwalk Construction Along UT's Campus
View the West Riverwalk Construction Along UT's Campus Tony D. Wed, 08/12/2026 - 08:35 am West Riverwalk construction along the University of Tampa campus Newly constructed concrete pathway with a plaque, surrounded by grass and construction materials. Concrete sidewalk stamp…
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Published August 125 hidden heat dangers in Florida this back-to-school season
Kids are more susceptible to heat-related illness. These are the specific signs parents should watch for as temperatures stay high.
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Published August 12When the Body Keeps the Score… in Real Time with guest Dr Lyons
Healing isn't just about what happened to us—it's about learning how to reconnect with ourselves, our bodies, and each other. This episode invites you to explore that journey. Connect with Dr. Lyons ?Website www.DrVarleisha.com? Books ?www.DrVarleisha.com
St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport wants a facelift — and more parking
Tampa Bay students are back in school. What’s new?
