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Hosted by Corey with the Story, Tampa Bay News Today delivers daily coverage of everything happening across the Tampa Bay area with fast, focused updates on local news, government, business, public safety, weather, and the stories shaping the region. From Tampa to St. Petersburg and surrounding communities, the show keeps you informed on what matters most. Each short episode highlights what matters most—including key updates, regional trends, and stories shaping the area—produced by AI for speed,

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1:24

Stephanie Craft Faces Child Exploitation Charges |...

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2026/09/12

A 33-year-old woman from Alabama, Stephanie Craft, was extradited to Bay County, Florida, after being arrested for allegedly sending explicit material involving prepubescent children. The investigation, launched in May by the Internet Crimes Against Children unit, uncovered disturbing messages she exchanged with a suspect still unidentified but based in the Florida Panhandle. Authorities raided her home in August and held her in Alabama before transferring her to Florida, where she’s now jailed

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1:24

Dengue Surge in Hillsborough County | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Hillsborough County is facing a dengue fever surge with 95 confirmed cases—highest in Florida—with patients describing brutal symptoms like severe bruising, nausea, weight loss, and lingering bone pain. Doctors warn a second infection can be far worse due to immune overreaction, but officials are hopeful: mosquito numbers are dropping, and cases may peak soon thanks to aggressive control efforts. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn.

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1:31

From Ground Zero to High School | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

A former NYPD officer who braved Ground Zero after 9/11 now teaches the next generation at Pinellas Park High School, sharing harrowing firsthand stories to ensure history isn’t forgotten. With a piece of WTC glass in his office and steel from the towers at his school’s memorial, Harold Behar reminds students that for him and his peers, 9/11 is never just history—it’s a living legacy of sacrifice, duty, and the unbreakable promise to remember. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli

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1:06

Teen Shooting in Brandon Florida | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

A violent shooting in Brandon, Florida, left an innocent bystander injured after a 17-year-old opened fire—prompting his arrest the next day. But detectives uncovered deeper involvement: 19-year-old Taurean Sanders was also present, armed and allegedly robbing someone during the incident. Sanders now faces multiple charges including robbery with a firearm and illegal device use. Authorities emphasize that violence leads to consequences—and the investigation continues as the community seeks

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1:32

A Proposal Amid Chaos | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Officer Harold Behar, once a young Brooklyn cop off-duty and about to propose, witnessed the Twin Towers collapse from his precinct’s rooftop on 9/11 — a moment that shattered his world. Called back to duty, he joined fellow officers in responding to a day of unimaginable horror as planes struck the Pentagon and crashed in Pennsylvania. Amid the chaos, he honored his promise, proposing that night — a quiet act of humanity in the face of tragedy. Days later, he stood at Ground Zero, overwhelmed

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1:30

Survivors of 911 Share Their Stories | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

The last survivor pulled from the World Trade Center rubble, Genelle Guzman-McMillan, shared her harrowing 27-hour ordeal fueled by faith, while retired FDNY firefighter Rich Miccio recounted the terrifying collapse of the North Tower. Their contrasting stories—one of trapped resilience, one of frontline bravery—capture the dual spirit of 9/11. Guzman-McMillan continues to speak out, ensuring future generations remember, and her story is now being told in a new Lifetime movie airing this

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1:07

Second Arrest in August Apartment Shooting | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Another arrest in the August Brandon apartment shooting: 19-year-old Taurean Sanders now faces multiple charges, including robbery with a firearm and possession of a gun during a felony. He was allegedly armed and involved in the robbery that left an innocent bystander wounded. This follows the arrest of a 17-year-old shooter in the same case. Sheriff Chad Chronister emphasized accountability for bringing violence to neighborhoods. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:38

Letters from 911: A Generation’s Memory | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Twenty-five years after 9/11, students at Alonso High School opened sealed letters written by their peers in 2001—raw, emotional accounts of fear, helplessness, and unity that bridged generations and gave today’s teens a visceral, personal connection to history. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on public reporting.Report issues to

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1:31

Survivor’s Story and FBI Revelations | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Twenty years after 9/11, a father who survived the World Trade Center collapse recounts his harrowing experience—while his family waited in terror for his return. As the FBI continues reviewing over 80,000 documents, newly declassified files hint at a secret support network for the hijackers, many of whom were Saudi nationals. For Lenny’s daughter, the trauma of that day lingers, symbolizing the lasting human cost. Amid the search for truth and accountability, his story embodies resilience—and

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1:43

Hot Drinks Linked to Esophageal Cancer Risk | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

New research from Oxford links sipping scalding-hot drinks to a 71% higher risk of esophageal cancer—specifically squamous cell carcinoma—but experts say cooling your coffee or tea just a bit could help. The study, based on nearly a million Brits, found that daily consumption of six or more very hot beverages may cause repeated thermal damage to the esophagus, like skin burns. However, it’s not a reason to ditch your favorite brew entirely: smoking, alcohol, reflux, and obesity remain bigger

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1:32

Vaping May Outperform Traditional Quit Methods |...

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2026/09/12

New research reveals that regulated nicotine e-cigarettes may outperform gum and patches in helping smokers quit, with a major review of 80+ studies involving nearly 30,000 people showing vaping led to higher success rates. Combining e-cigarettes with counseling boosted quit chances even more—though study biases make this finding less certain. Health groups caution that vaping isn’t risk-free, especially for youth, and warn that unregulated or illicit products pose greater dangers. While

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1:41

Meeting the President on 9/11 | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

A young girl named Natalia Jones-Pinkney, just 8 years old, was reading to President George W. Bush at Emma E. Booker Elementary in Sarasota when the 9/11 attacks began. What she witnessed next—Bush’s sudden, visible shift from calm to shock, followed by a classroom plunged into eerie silence and later filled with raw, televised screams—became a defining moment of her life. Carried forward through generations as she now shares it with her own daughter, Layla, Natalia’s story is a haunting

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1:12

Honor Through Action: Feeding Tampa Bay | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Twenty-five years after 9/11, a nationwide movement turns remembrance into action—volunteers across 50 cities pack 17 million meals to honor the fallen by feeding those in need. In Tampa alone, over a thousand people packed 356,000 meals for Feeding Tampa Bay, proving that tragedy can spark enduring generosity and community service. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an

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1:27

Twenty-Five Years After 911 | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Sasha Estevez still carries the raw memory of walking through the World Trade Center that fateful morning—only to witness the unthinkable as planes struck and chaos erupted. With no phone signal and terrified for her family, she fled amid the horrifying sight of bodies falling from the towers. Now in Haines City, she dedicates herself to honoring the nearly 3,000 lives lost and the heroes who rushed into danger. At a solemn Patriot Day ceremony, Mayor Vernel Smith

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1:30

Tampa Bay’s 9/11 Memorials Stand Strong | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Twenty-two years after 9/11, Tampa Bay communities honor the fallen and the brave with powerful, enduring memorials—from Ybor City to Redington Beach—each a solemn tribute to victims, responders, and the unity that rose in the aftermath, standing as living symbols of remembrance and resilience. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow: http://solipillow.com/discount/dnn. Advertise on DNN:advertise@thednn.ai This is an automated, high-level news summary based on

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1:45

Muslim Communities Prepare for 911 Anniversary |...

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2026/09/12

As 9/11’s anniversary looms, the Muslim community braces for heightened security at mosques amid lingering stigma and false associations tied to the attacks. Leaders urge extra vigilance—more ushers, emergency routes, and clear contact protocols—to safeguard worshippers while maintaining normalcy. Meanwhile, newly declassified documents hint at possible Saudi support for hijackers, deepening historical scrutiny. The goal: protect faith in peace, even as awareness grows that understanding still

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1:14

Two Cats Escape Interstate Danger | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

A cat narrowly escaped death after leaping from a 55-foot signpost on I-275 in Pinellas County, surviving the fall and being taken in by animal control—just days after a five-week-old kitten was rescued from the same highway in Hillsborough County. Both felines are now safe, with the tiny survivor thriving with his rescuing deputy. Authorities are still puzzling over how these cats ended up on the interstate, but one thing’s clear: these weren’t your average roadside encounters. Listen

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1:48

Tennis Courts at Risk in Tampa | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Tennis players across Hillsborough County are in crisis as their beloved college courts—home to 26% of all local play, 100+ leagues, and even national championship teams—are slated for demolition to make way for a Rays stadium. With no clear replacement plan, athletes from all ages and abilities face disruption, especially as Florida’s peak season looms. Community members demand concrete timelines and a new facility that could even host pros—before the courts vanish forever. Listen in

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1:43

Tampa Bay Honors 9/11 with Stair Climb | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Over 500 first responders and community members scaled 2,200 stairs at Al Lang Stadium in a powerful tribute to 9/11 heroes, as the Tampa Bay Rowdies’ annual memorial event—now in its sixth year—grew from a small Coast Guard gathering into a symbol of unity and remembrance. Participants, including firefighters in full gear and Coast Guard members, honored the fallen while reinforcing community bonds. Meanwhile, newly declassified FBI documents hint at a possible secret Saudi support network for

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1:25

Patriot Day: Passing the Torch to Youth | Tampa News

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2026/09/12

Twenty-five years after 9/11, Veterans Memorial Park in Hillsborough County came alive with a powerful Patriot Day ceremony honoring fallen heroes—and passing the torch to the next generation. Veterans, active-duty service members, first responders, and young JROTC cadets gathered for solemn remembrance, emotional storytelling, and symbolic rituals including a rifle salute, a bell for firefighters, and a piece of Twin Towers steel. Interactive displays like military working dogs and a drone

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