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The Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office said its on the scene of a water rescue after a man didn't resurface in the Tampa Bay. 

PCSO says an adult man went into the water and did not resurface.

Multiple agencies are out on the water helping the sheriff's office in the rescue efforts.

It is unclear how the man ended up in the water, or who the man is.


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It's a 5K unlike any other. The racers ran along the airport runway.

Tampa International Airport 5k on the Runway

 "Where else can you go out onto a runway at a major international airport and you're literally running alongside commercial airliners as they're taxiing," said Beau Zimmer, communications director for Tampa International Airport.

TPA 5K on the Run...


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Eleven80 Café opened earlier this year and is quickly gaining attention as a fresh and flavorful breakfast and lunch location for South Tampa. 

The menu specializes in Puerto Rican and Cuban-influenced favorites infused with signature items like Jibarito Hash and hibiscus-topped lemonade.

Why is that South Tampa restaurant called Eleven80?

The creative culinar...


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The field at St. Joseph's Catholic School is ready for kids to play ball.

The West Tampa Little League got together with community leaders to restore this little league...


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Researchers at the University of South Florida paid attention to the ground as the rest of the U.S. looked up during the Artemis II launch, all so they could capture sound waves from the rocket.

Seismologist Glenn Thompson and his team at the


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