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Pasco County’s 40‑day scallop season draws tens of thousands and pumps nearly $11 million into the local economy, boosting marinas, charters and restaurants.
Crime & Emergencies in ...
The owner of SunDeck Pavers faces an organized‑fraud warrant after homeowners say they paid thousands and projects were left unfinished. Investigators are reviewing multiple complaints.
Food & Drinks in ...
A pre-dawn blaze heavily damaged Pacific Rim on Hillview Street. Owner Veth Senenoi vows to rebuild as community donations top $100,000.
Politics & Govt in ...
A new executive order forces defense contractors to map every component and phases out routine waivers for foreign materials by Jan. 1, 2027.
Community & Society in ...
USF President Moez Limayem announced a broad leadership reshuffle July 17, moving research and national-security units under new oversight and naming interim leaders.
Science, Tech & Medicine in ...
At Farnborough, DeSantis announced Relativity Space's Space Coast expansion and a new Space Florida–U.K. MOU promising jobs and deeper trade ties.
Weather & Environment in ...
High rip current risk at Gulf beaches through 8 p.m. Tuesday. Scattered storms and heat index values near 103°F.
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The SEC announced Media Days will be in Nashville July 12–15, 2027, with venue details still to come. The move marks Music City’s second turn as host since 2023.
Hernando County deputies are searching for David Manuel Perez, who is wanted on a no‑bond warrant for domestic battery by strangulation.
Real Estate & Development in ...
A Winter Haven site‑work contractor filed for Chapter 7 liquidation, listing more than $10M in subcontractor claims and roughly $5.8M in short‑term financing.
Witnesses told deputies a Tampa man repeatedly kicked and struck his dog, Moon. He was arrested and charged with aggravated animal cruelty, HCSO says.
Rep. Byron Donalds introduced the Protecting Ratepayers Act to require data centers to generate their own power and water, arguing households shouldn't foot infrastructure costs.
Titusville's City Council voted to draft an ordinance banning data centers, citing strain on utilities and concerns about neighborhood impacts.
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