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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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1:02

Deputies Shot, Beach Property Lawsuit | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Two Hernando County deputies shot in Spring Hill, suspect taken into custody as police lock down the area—Sheriff Al Nienhuis to give live updates. Meanwhile, a St. Pete Beach hotel owner takes legal battle to federal court over disputed beach property rights, potentially setting a major precedent for coastal access. 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

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0:54

Two Deputies Shot in Spring Hill | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Two Deputies Shot in Spring Hill | Tampa News

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1:22

Atlantic Quiet as Hurricane Record Looms | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Another scorching day with temps hitting 91 and afternoon storms on the way—but the real story? The Atlantic’s eerily quiet, poised to shatter the record for the latest first hurricane ever, with no storms expected for at least a week. Blame a brutal El Niño and Saharan dust—both ripping apart potential storms. Meanwhile, the Gulf remains dangerously warm, keeping a close eye on local tropical storm risks. Unusual season, but don’t relax just yet. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a

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1:22

Pilot Warnings Ignored Before Miami Crash | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

A cargo jet crashed near Miami after overrunning the runway, killing five people — including a worker in a van. Investigators are now probing cockpit communications, where one pilot repeatedly warned the aircraft was too fast and demanded a go-around nearly two minutes before touchdown. The other pilot failed to respond consistently to these urgent alerts. The 32-year-old Boeing 767, once a passenger plane, is under scrutiny for its maintenance and operational history. This tragedy underscores

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1:40

Bail Bondsmen Ambushed in Apartment Standoff | Tampa...

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2026/09/10

At 1 AM, three bail bondsmen serving a warrant in a Wesley Chapel apartment were ambushed by a suspect armed with multiple guns. One bondsman was critically wounded, two deputies suffered minor injuries, and the suspect died by suicide after a tense standoff. Deputies, protected by ballistic shields, entered the apartment, located a third bondsman being held hostage — unharmed — and eventually subdued the situation using pepperball and a drone. The suspect’s arsenal and preparedness underscore

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1:24

Diesel Surge Hits Economy Hard | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Gas prices in Florida are stuck around $4 a gallon, but diesel is hitting record highs—triggering concerns about rising costs for everything from groceries to sneakers. Global oil market chaos, geopolitical tensions, and supply chain disruptions are driving this surge, with diesel’s spike hitting the economy harder than your wallet. Experts warn everyday goods could get more expensive as transportation costs climb, defying seasonal price dips. The real battle isn’t at the pump—it’s in your

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1:10

Shooting, Sand Wars, and Searches | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Two deputies in Pasco County were shot at during a call but walked away with minor injuries—no shots fired back, and officials say there’s no public danger. Meanwhile, in St. Pete Beach, a heated legal battle over beach ownership has escalated to federal court, pitting the city against a hotel owner over whether the shoreline is public or private. The Sheriff’s office continues searching for the suspect, while both stories highlight high-stakes drama unfolding across the region.Listen

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1:30

Beach Eats & Sand Battles | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Clearwater Beach just got a whole lot more delicious with three new eateries popping up on the Beach Walk — Lolita’s Coastal Cocina for bold, fresh seafood fusion, Float Malt Shop & Creamery for sweet treats, and a handy Beach Market for quick bites. All open to the public, these spots are turning beach days into foodie adventures, especially with chef John England crafting epic local dishes. Meanwhile, in St. Pete Beach, a legal showdown is heating up as a hotel owner takes the city to federal

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1:54

Amendment Three Could Slash City Budgets | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Largo, Florida is bracing for a major fiscal shake-up as voters face Amendment Three, a ballot measure that could slash the city’s general revenue fund by over $15 million starting in 2028. The amendment, centered on property taxes, threatens to reshape how cities fund critical services like police, fire, parks, and libraries. City leaders are already reviewing every aspect of operations — from staffing to public events — to prepare for potential cuts. Residents are divided: some, like Eugene

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1:58

Florida Tax Amendment Sparks City Crisis | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

A major property tax amendment is headed to Florida’s November ballot, sparking heated debate in cities like Largo. The proposal could slash the city’s budget by over $15 million, threatening essential services like parks and libraries. While Governor DeSantis touts it as the state’s biggest tax relief in history, critics warn it could trigger city bankruptcies and forced consolidations. New residents would have to wait five years to benefit from expanded homestead exemptions, creating a tough

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1:48

Beach Lens App Saves Lives | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

A Florida student turned tech hero is saving beachgoers with his app Beach Lens — a one-stop hub for parking, crowds, water safety, and lifeguard info. Born from the tragedy of a child lost to a rip current, this aerospace engineering major ditched drone dreams for a smarter, simpler solution: empowering people with real-time data to make safer choices. Free on both iOS and Android, it’s already helping Floridians plan smarter beach days — and he’s just getting started, aiming to expand to

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1:32

Lightning Threats and How to Protect Your Home |...

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2026/09/10

Lightning strikes aren’t just flashy—they’re dangerous, and Tampa’s All South Lightning Protection is helping homeowners and big-name venues like Tropicana Field and the Museum of Science and Industry stay safe. With summer storms on the rise and lightning-related fires already hitting the Bay Area, experts warn that surge protectors and full systems with rods can prevent costly damage. As neighborhoods grow denser, the risk climbs—especially after a near-miss in St. Johns County where one

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1:37

Free Health & Dental Care Launches in Tampa | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Starting this Thursday, Tampa’s DROP and Pioneer Medical Foundation are teaming up to bring free medical and dental care to those who need it most — right on Nebraska Avenue, accessible by bus, with clinics open Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9 AM to 1 PM. After a brief shutdown last year, the DROP is back stronger, having served over 6,000 people since reopening in January, and now tackles healthcare gaps with basic check-ups, mental health support, and dental services — all without cost

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1:10

Lightning Sparks Fire at Suncoast Apartments | Tampa...

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2026/09/10

Lightning may have sparked a fast-moving fire at the Authentix Suncoast apartments in Brooksville, forcing 34 residents out of their homes—even those in unaffected units—while crews contained the blaze in under an hour. No injuries were reported, but power is off and recovery efforts are underway as management helps displaced tenants find temporary housing. Authorities are still investigating to confirm lightning as the cause. Listen in comfort:Get a discount on a Soli Pillow:

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1:16

Lightning Strikes Apartment Complex | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Lightning may have sparked a fire that forced 34 residents out of an apartment complex in Brooksville, Florida—thanks to a swift response, no one was hurt, but 21 occupied units are now off-limits while temporary housing is arranged. 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 feedback@thednn.ai. View

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2:24

Air Force One’s惊险Escape from Sarasota | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

On the 25th anniversary of 9/11, Colonel Mark Tillman and Master Sergeant Will Chandler—pilot and security chief aboard Air Force One that day—returned to Sarasota’s tarmac where they evacuated President Bush. Their harrowing climb out, so steep it damaged the runway, was a last-ditch move to avoid a potential gunman at the end of the runway, throwing the president forward in his seat. As chaos unfolded—with conflicting intel, shifting plans, and even an aircraft reported descending toward

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1:28

Lakeland Water Fines Hit Hard | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Lakeland’s cracking down hard on water misuse—with fines starting at $50 for first offenses, soaring to $200 for repeat violators, and hitting $500 for chronic offenders. Amid the Southwest Florida Water Management District’s extended Phase Three drought emergency, residents are limited to one lawn watering day per week, during strict hours. Experts urge deep, early-morning watering and smart tools like hose-end sprinklers or moisture-retaining products to keep lawns alive without wasting

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1:00

Lightning Strikes Near School | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Lightning struck near York PreK-8 Innovation Academy during dismissal—sending everyone scrambling inside. A teacher holding an umbrella felt a shock but is fine and expected back soon. The sudden storm caught everyone off guard, but quick action kept students and staff safe. Nature’s surprises never cease, even on clear days. 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,

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1:27

Beach Parking Costs Skyrocket | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Beachgoers are paying more than ever for parking—some spots now charge $5 to $6 an hour, a steep jump from the $1 or $2 rates of old. With inflation already biting, folks are budgeting harder, opting for flat daily fees to save cash. But even with the rising costs, many still shell out for that beach day. Meanwhile, a hotel owner is suing St. Pete Beach over who owns the sand—public or private? It’s a battle that pits everyday enjoyment against coastal economics.Listen in comfort:Get a

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1:22

Brother’s Legacy at Ground Zero | Tampa News

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2026/09/10

Battalion Chief Brian Muldowney still carries the weight of September 11th — his brother Richie, an FDNY firefighter, was lost in the towers that day. Brian spent months at Ground Zero helping with recovery, honoring Richie’s sacrifice and unwavering courage. Even after 25 years, the pain and pride remain. Richie’s remains were finally identified through DNA years later — a painful but necessary confirmation. Brian believes Richie would have gone to Ground Zero anyway, driven by duty. Now, the

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