2 hrs ago | Creative Loafing Tampa
Ed Turanchik and HMS Ferries introduce proposal to bring high-speed ferry rail to Tampa Bay
Today, Tampa attorney and public transportation advocate Ed Turanchik along with officials from the Seattle based HMS Ferries laid out their vision of a public-private partnership to initiate Tampa Bay's first commuter, recreational and tourist passenger ferry service.
4 hrs ago | NutraIngredients-USA
District court defends Satiereal TM for INO'Real
The US District Court in Tampa, Florida, has ordered Nutra Pure LLC, a Washington corporation, to discontinue its unauthorized use of the Satiereal trademark following a suit by INO'Real, owner of the Satiereal trademark.
8 hrs ago | Business Journal
Gov. Scott appoints Tampa execs to Florida Housing Finance Corp.
Gov. Rick Scott appointed Brian Katz to the Florida Housing Finance Corp., an agency focused on affordable housing opportunities for state residents.
8 hrs ago | Business Journal
Casa Ramos restaurant to open in Tampa Palms
Casa Ramos is set to open in a week in Tampa Palms. The Mexican restaurant will occupy a 6,411-square-foot space that previously held Sushi Tsu Japanese Steakhouse and Sushi Bar at 15363 Amberly Drive near the Shoppes at Amberly plaza, the Tampa Tribune said.
8 hrs ago | Business Journal
Tampa Bay Water hires CEO from North Carolina
Tampa Bay Water has hired the CEO of the Cape Fear Utility Authority in North Carolina as its general manager.
9 hrs ago | Patch.com
Solid Waste Collection Altered for Memorial Day Weekend
The City of Tampa's solid waste collection schedule will be altered this weekend for Seminole Heights residents due to the Memorial Day weekend holiday.
Nation's longest serving death-row inmate dies in Florida
Gary Alvord, the Florida prison inmate who lived on death row longer than anyone else in America, has died of natural causes.
Tampa Port Authority rejects Channelside deal
The latest bid to revive Channelside Bay Plaza was cut off at the knees Tuesday by an unlikely culprit: the Tampa Port Authority itself.
Immigration debate critical for same-sex couples
"When that happened, I felt that confirmation," Juan said. "This is the relationship that I want to be in.
Researchers have long believed that people's risk-taking tendencies are genetic and unchanging.
AVI-SPL gets contract for Tampa Convention Center
AVI-SPL was awarded a contract to provide audio visual and conferencing support for the Tampa Convention Center.
Jamie Dimon easily survives vote to split his duties at JPMorgan Chase shareholder meeting in Tampa
At JPMorgan Chase's annual shareholders' meeting in Tampa a year ago, the bank's CEO and chairman of the board, Jamie Dimon, was embarrassed when a close shareholder vote nearly stripped him of his chairman's job in the wake of the corporation's so-called "London Whale" trade loss, which ultimately cost Chase $6.2 billion.
JPMorgan chairman faces shareholder referendum
Flash Flood Watch expires at 7:00 PM on 5/21, issued at 9:29 AM Kiamichi Christian Mission, OK The state medical examiner's office has revised the death toll from a tornado in an Oklahoma City suburb to 24 people, including nine children.
Rev. Terry Jones plans Quran burnings in Tampa on Sept. 11
The Rev. Terry Jones is planning to burn 2,998 Qurans on Sept. 11 in Tampa, though the exact location of the event has not been announced.
Pasco County officials are reporting some good news when it comes to the area's tax rolls.
Jackson Lewis leads Wells Fargo Center's lease deals
Feldman Equities Inc. and Tower Realty Partners recently completed four leasing transactions at Wells Fargo Center in downtown Tampa.
Zephyrhills a hotspot over Powerball win
UPDATE: The secretary of the Florida Lottery showed up in Zephyrhills on Monday, talking about what's next for the $590 million Powerball jackpot winner.
YMCA Program Targets Cancer Survivors, Families
Cancer survivors and their families are invited to get fit during a free 12-week program at all Tampa YMCA branches , including the Brandon Family YMCA, at 3097 South Kingsway Road in Seffner; the Campo Family YMCA, at 3414 Culbreath Road; and the Plant City Family YMCA, at 1507 YMCA Place.
Retiring baby boomers are selling their small businesses
Roberta Bonoff, new owner of Creative Kidstuff, a toy store chain based in Minneapolis.
Gov. Rick Scott to veto tuition hike
Gov. Rick Scott on Monday will veto a 3 percent increase in Florida college tuition and approve $65 million in extra Medicaid funding to hospitals that provide much of the care to the poor, including Jackson Memorial in Miami and Broward Health in Fort Lauderdale.