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Written by Mindy Kaling (“The Office”), the play follows Matt Damon and Ben Affleck as they write their Academy Award-winning ...

Trainer Chad Brown will try to make it two in a row when he sends out three-year-old Chancer McPatrick at the 2025 Tampa Bay Derby on Saturday. Brown won this Kentucky Derby prep race in 2024 with ...

After nearly two decades toiling for a new stadium, the Tampa Bay Rays finally struck a deal that ensured their long-term future in St. Petersburg. Thursday, they walked away, leaving $730 million ...

The last area Tampa pitched to the Tampa Bay Rays for a stadium to be built is now being developed as the GasWorx District near Ybor City. “We’re going to do everything we can to keep the Rays ...

The Tampa Bay area is a treasure trove of adventure, offering extraordinary opportunities to discover the wonders of Florida nature and lively local culture. Here are six of my favorite things to ...

A dearth of corporate support in Tampa Bay relative to other markets, and the Rays’ perpetual lower-revenue status complicated matters, as did their hopes of finding a suitable location in Tampa ...

The Tampa Bay Rays, citing hurricanes and costly delays, will not proceed with the development of a $1.3 billion baseball stadium in St. Petersburg, Florida, principal owner Stuart Sternberg said ...

The iHeartRadio Music Awards are almost here. This year’s edition will be hosted by LL Cool J, who is returning for the second time to host the show that will recognize the most-played artists ...

Not only will the Tampa Bay Buccaneers have all 11 starters from last year's high-powered offense back in 2024, but one of the key reserves for that group is returning as well. On Thursday ...

The Tampa Bay Buccaneers won't be moving forward with one of their 2023 free agency signings. The Bucs signed Jordan Whitehead in 2024 after he was initially drafted by the team in 2018 ...

For two seasons in a row, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers let a Pro Bowl wide receiver test the free agent market. They let Mike Evans do so a year ago, and he re-signed on a two-year, $41 million deal.