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Red Cedar Capital Partners secured $75M to scale build-to-rent and multifamily projects across the Southeast and Midwest, the Charlotte Business Journal reports.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
USF’s reported research expenditures climbed to $531M — a 15% gain in two years that is drawing federal and private dollars into Tampa Bay.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
A Lakeland substitute who went by "Mr. Jeremiah" was arrested after students at Kathleen and Lake Gibson middle schools reported inappropriate touching and comments.
A deputy-involved shooting in New Port Richey prompted a sheriff's live briefing; officials say the incident appears isolated.
Community & Society in ...
A Quick Pick sold at a Punta Gorda Sunoco matched Fantasy 5’s evening numbers for about $109,117. Winners must claim the prize at the Fort Myers lottery office.
Mercy Full Project says it has been pushed past capacity after a sudden puppy surge and dozens of intakes; the Tampa rescue urgently needs foster homes, volunteers and donations.
A Sarasota man was arrested after police say he entered multiple vehicles and a shipping container at a Lake Wales car‑sales lot on U.S. 27 South.
A Dade City woman was critically injured after multiple dogs attacked her; seven animals were quarantined and authorities are investigating.
Pasco County has launched a "BioCoast" brand to market land, labs and clinical partners to biotech firms as Moffitt’s Speros campus advances. The effort ties Pasco to Tampa’s research district.
A 66-year-old man was struck and later died while crossing 70th Avenue North in Pinellas Park. Police say the crosswalk's walk signal wasn't activated.
Food & Drinks in ...
Bella's Coffee is listed as "Coming Soon" at 6284 Commercial Way in Brooksville’s Weeki Wachee Village; owners haven't announced a menu or opening date.
A Tampa man was sentenced to 20 years after prosecutors say a cocaine‑laced packet he sold contained fentanyl that killed a Riverview woman. Federal law imposes a 20‑year minimum when a sale results in death.
An alligator was seen Thursday at Snively Elementary in Winter Haven; the district said the animal left campus and returned to a nearby canal. No injuries were reported.
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