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Bloomingdale's Z comes up big in the Bulls state championship
The Bulls won the first girls basketball title in school history.
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The Bulls won the first girls basketball title in school history.
St. Petersburg High basketball is one step closer to their goal of winning a state title. A freshman is leading the way for the Green Devils.
Gibbs High boys basketball seeks a rare second straight state championship.
The Marauders won the school's first state championship for cheerleading.
Nikki King grew up on the basketball courts of Polk County.
Karrmayne King has led the Crusaders' girls team for more than three decades.
The Vikings head coaches are brother and sister.
NFL Flag Football in West Pasco is a huge hit!
Gavin Nolan is chasing a rare feat in Pinellas County
Carihana Jantomaso is redefining what a student-athlete is at Keswick.
Lakewood Ranch senior MacKenzie Schmucker excels on and off the court.
Newsome High senior Anika Shah has put together an impressive resume.
School is out at Citrus High School, and Thomas Tyler is already out on the track.
Caleb Murray sees every practice as an opportunity, and his pursuit of perfection on the mat is driven by competition.
Haines City broke ground on Crossroads Village Center, a 120-acre commercial project that will include a Target.
The hole formed after last year’s hurricanes on Estancia Boulevard. More than six months later, it seems to be getting bigger.
Brazilian-based Bauducco Foods recently broke ground in Zephyrhills. State officials said is a prime example of companies building in the state.
The Internal Revenue Service pushed the deadline back to May 1 for those directly impacted by hurricanes Helene and Milton.
BayCare’s Morton Plant Hospital recently completed the world’s first transcatheter aortic valve–in–transcatheter aortic valve procedure.
The immediate future of the Cross Bay Ferry could be decided this week during the Hillsborough County Commission meeting.
The Social Security Administration says new technology will help them better flag fraud, so they can keep taking claims over the phone.
Authorities say the child was autistic and nonverbal.
