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He Started College at 10. Now This Florida Scholar Holds a World Record
Nathan Thomas started college at 10, earned an engineering degree at 16 and began teaching college students before turning 19.
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Tampa Bay Is Becoming the Center of Florida’s Dengue Outbreak
Hillsborough County accounts for 95 of Florida’s 111 locally acquired dengue cases. Here is what Tampa Bay residents should know.
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Junior Caminero Walks the Tampa Bay Rays Into the Playoffs
By Siri Alexander Published by WHH Media Company Watch: Junior Caminero’s Walk-Off Home Run Sends the Rays to the Playoffs Video: Tampa Bay Rays How do you send an entire city into October? Junior Caminero answered with one swing. Caminero hit a two-run walk-off home run in the ninth inning Friday night, lifting the Tampa…
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Nike’s Fall From the S&P 100 Is Bigger Than Sneakers
Nike is leaving the S&P 100 after nearly 18 years, but the move says more about changing market power than the end of an iconic brand.
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Is Miami-Dade Really Turning Into GTA VI’s Vice City?
Watch: What Miami-Dade Is Considering for GTA VI Miami could bring a little Vice City into real life. And the proposal goes all the way down to the manhole covers. Miami-Dade County has discussed a potential marketing partnership with Rockstar Games that would bring GTA VI branding to public spaces. The mayor’s office sees an…
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Baker Mayfield Bet on Himself. Now He Has the Largest Contract in Bucs History
Baker Mayfield arrived in Tampa Bay in 2023 with something to prove. Three years later, the Buccaneers have made him the highest-paid player in franchise history. The team announced that Mayfield agreed to a new contract that keeps him in Tampa Bay through the 2029 season. The Buccaneers officially described it as a four-year contract…
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Tampa Faces a 100 Million Dollar Decision on SoHo Flooding
Tampa is considering a $100 million solution to chronic flooding in two South Tampa neighborhoods. Supporters say the project is long overdue. Some South Howard, commonly known as SoHo, business owners fear the construction could put them out of business. On September 17, Tampa City Council is expected to vote on a maximum construction price…
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Florida Did Not Ban Every Flock Camera. Here Is What the 30 Day Order Actually Does
Florida is removing automated license plate readers from state highway property, but the order is more limited than some headlines and social media posts suggest. On August 31, the Florida Department of Transportation revoked existing approvals for automated license plate recognition systems installed within the rights of way of roads belonging to the State Highway…
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Workplace Accountability or Employee Surveillance? John Morgan’s Remote Work Policy Raises a Bigger Question
John Morgan says 23 employees quit after his firm introduced monitoring for remote workers. His blunt comments raise a larger question about accountability, productivity and what businesses should actually measure.
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