Vol. 37, No. 16
University of Florida threatens student pro-Palestinian protesters with suspension, banishment from campus for 3 years
The university said employees or professors caught breaking its rules would be fired.
By Amanda Friedman, Vivienne Serret and Fresh Take Florida
Suspended Hillsborough attorney Andrew Warren qualifies for November ballot
By News Service of Florida
Florida Gov. DeSantis signs 28 bills, including regulating AI in political ads, vape products aimed at kids
Another measure signed Friday (HB 461) will allow women to be excused from jury duty if they have given birth within six months of the jury-reporting date.
'I think it's all gonna work out': DeSantis won't say if he would suspend a re-elected Andrew Warren
Warren announced April 16 he would run again this year for state attorney, after being suspended by DeSantis in August 2022.
By Jim Turner and News Service of Florida
Andrew Warren says Hillsborough County is not safer since DeSantis suspension
"The governor’s talking points don’t change those indisputable facts.”
By Mitch Perry and Florida Phoenix
Tampa Bay residents might actually see lower bills from TECO and Duke this summer
Natural gas prices have been volatile in recent years.
By Colin Wolf and News Service of Florida
Oracle of Ybor: After a long time together, I think I’m finally ready to end it with my partner
Do the cards see a promising future for me and my new love interest?
By Caroline DeBruhl
The Bucs draft center Graham Barton in the first round
At least it wasn’t a kicker or a quarterback.
By Carter Brantley
Review: Stageworks’ ‘Our Town’ elevates a viewpoint that removes inherited blinders from our eyes
The production is in Tampa’s Channelside through May 12
By Jon Palmer Claridge
Review: In Clearwater, Jakob Dylan directs the Wallflowers through heartland rock-inspired set
When you’re on top.
By Josh Bradley
The Steel Crows, who're inspired by '70s arena-rock, play Bradenton this weekend
Bring your Crüe-loving crew.
Acme Jazz Garage returns to Seminole Heights for free Sunday concert
The lineup includes saxophonist Rick Runion, Jody Marsh on keys and drummer Louie Nagy.
By Ray Roa
Following bout with tonsil cancer, Mike Ness brings Social Distortion to Clearwater
The band plays 'Mommy’s Little Monster' in full for the show co-headlined by Bad Religion.
Bradenton's punk-rock flea market returns to Oscura on Sunday
Because what's more punk than shopping?
Jakob Dylan brings The Wallflowers back to Tampa Bay on Sunday
Don't expect him to talk about dad.
Tuesday benefit concert aims to fundraise for Ybor City artist housing
Tampa Arts Alliance is raising money for a new Ybor City headquarters called Artspace.
By Kyla Fields
It's finally time to see Alvvays play The Ritz in Ybor City
The Canadian indie-rock darling brings 'Blue Rev' to Tampa.
New York City indie-rock band Bodega brings rebooted 2015 album to Tampa
TV Extra opens the show.
Andy Frasco, who's writing the best songs of his life, heads to Tampa in May
He can still party though.
Expat Tampa rapper Gat$ signs to RocNation platform EQ, and plans two homecoming shows for May
Actual country music outlaw Maren Morris is coming to St. Pete this summer
Betty Who opens at Mahaffey Theater.
By Ray Roa and Josh Bradley
Ten Rooms opens in Ybor City, Ciro’s permanently closes, and more Tampa Bay food news
And St. Pete's Norwegian-Asian restaurant Lingr serves its last customers this weekend.
By CL Staff
After 13 years, Ybor City’s Stone Soup Company announces immediate closure
The casual eatery along 7th Avenue was known for its salads, soups and sandwiches.
Arte y Café con la Curadora: Invitado especial, artista Antonio Martorell
@ Rollins Museum of Art
Tue., April 30, 5:30-7:30 p.m.
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Chicken tender chain Sugar Wing opens first Florida location in Tampa Bay this week
By Colin Wolf
Florida is getting a naked cruise line next year
By Alexandra Sullivan
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