Fog advisory issued before weekend chill creeps in
By Marissa Lang, Times Staff Writer
The rain is gone and the fog will clear, but the chill has only begun. The second of two cold fronts expected to move into the bay area this week will drop temperatures into the 30s and 40s over the weekend, forecasters said.
Bloody footprint points to driver
By Jessica Vander Velde, Marissa Lang and Alexandra Zayas, Times Staff Writers
When deputies arrived at Avila, he claimed to be a victim. Then they asked him to take off his shoes.
Raymond James is expanding
By Jeff Harrington, Times Staff Writer
The $930 million purchase of a Memphis firm is one of the largest by a Tampa Bay company.
GOP rivals struggle to dent Romney
By Alex Leary and Adam C. Smith, Times Staff Writers
South Carolina may be the last stand for foundering campaigns.
Elections chief calls it quits
By Steve Bousquet and Jeffrey S. Solochek, Times/Herald Tallahassee Bureau
Browning says he wants to stay closer to home, but may run for Pasco school superintendent.
A lot of days to wait for foreclosure
By Elizabeth Behrman, Times Staff Writer
Foreclosure filings in Florida plunge in 2011, but the already long process of resolving those cases gets even longer: It now takes an average of 806 days for foreclosures to wind through Florida's system, according to RealtyTrac.
Florida education out of the Top 10
By Ron Matus, Times Staff Writer
Florida's education system falls in rank from No. 5 to No. 11 this year due to budget cuts and stalling national test scores, according to a report card out today by Education Week.
Some say leaving TIA is confusing
By Tom Scherberger. Times Business Writer
Motorists say they are confounded by the signs guiding drivers near TIA.
Money floods in from the lobbyists
By David DeCamp, Times Staff Writer
Casino gambling debate money boosts state fundraising totals.
Police say chase of suspect is justified
By Danny Valentine and Kameel Stanley, Times Staff Writers
St. Petersburg police say the chase that ended in a suspect’s death and injured six people was necessary.
Rebuilding Haiti from within
By Ben Montgomery, Times Staff Writer
A minister says his native country needs skills, not just a handout.
It’s been a surreal year for museum
By Janet K. Keeler, Times Staff Writer
The Salvador Dalí Museum lauds its anniversary with new exhibitions.
Even dogs like to protest sometimes
By Patty Ryan, Times Staff Writer
The Occupy Tampa roster grows by four legs and one tail.
Songs spin out of the blue
By Sean Daly, Times Pop Music Critic
Surprise! New cuts from Van Halen, Jay-Z and … the Doors?
Not really our cup of tea
By Steve Persall, Times Movie Critic
Meryl Streep gives an excellent performance, of course. Much better than this film deserves, really.
Art, anywhere
By Stephanie Hayes and Susan Thurston, tbt* staff writers
When is an art gallery not an art gallery? When it's a coffee shop. Or a bar.
Come for the vibe; stay for the food
By Laura Reiley, Times Food Critic
The stylish venue can't upstage the Latin-inspired cuisine of Nick Pappas' newest venture.
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