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Defeated appraiser not ready to leave |
Disabled man shocked by reduced Social Security check |
Scoring a new stadium could cost Hillsborough taxpayers |
Reggie connects with Tommy Franks |
How does a 2-month tax holiday for taxpayers sound? |
Shooting victim sues gunman's mom for not helping police |
Kid City/Safety Village closing |
Local students build a life-size gingerbread house! |
Home with Hollywood history opens doors for holiday charity |
Share your regifting tips and stories More people say they're regifting - giving a gift they received from someone to another person. |
Turn in your gun in Lakeland, get $50! |
Punk charged in three 7/11 robberies |
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FHP: Drunk driver kills Bradenton icon |
Law may change to help insider get six figure job |
Send a holiday card to a wounded warrior |
Costing less to fill up: how does $1.67 sound? |
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Man arrested after child porn found on computer |
Man's body found in pond next to submerged golf cart |
He lost the election, but defeated Sarasota Property Appraiser Jim Todora isn't ready to give up the job. The man who won the election says he's getting no help from the man he will replace. 
A 54-year-old man who was disabled in a trucking accident nine years ago got a shock when he opened his Social Security Disability check this month. It was about $300 less than usual. 
Since the Rays' fans are all across Tampa Bay should everyone help pay for a new stadium? 
Reg caught up with Retired General Tommy Franks at the Brooks DeBartolo Collegiate High School in Tampa today. Franks was a guest for the school's Distinguished Speaker Series Agenda. 
As the federal government hands out billions to bail out banks, one Texas Congressman has a better idea on how to use the remaining $350 billion. 
James Dolan, blinded after getting shot in his Radio Shack store in 2004, is also suing his former employer and a mall, claiming inadequate security. 
Kid City, formerly called Safety Village, is closing for good. Friday is the last chance for families to visit. 
What do you get when you take 500 pounds of gingerbread, 220 pounds of icing, 100 pounds of jellybeans and 800 cookies? A life-size gingerbread house, of course. It's now on display at Westfield Citrus Park mall. 
New Port Richey homeowners hold a holiday home tour to raise money for charity. 
The Lakeland Police Department is offering a $50 gift card for each firearm turned in while supplies last. The Gun Buy-Back happens on Saturday, December 13. 
Police say the teen's arrest history includes 11 prior criminal charges. 
Redington pier owner changes name -- just to irk city hall 
Julissa Martinez, 20, has been charged with DWI manslaughter after crashing into the car driven by Mary Ann DeLazzer, the manager of the Our Daily Bread soup kitchen. Deputies say DeLazzer was killed instantly. 
The Hillsborough Legislative Delegation is going to sponsor a bill that would change the job qualifications of a local agency. If the bill passes, it would help an insider who is currently not qualified get a six-figure job. 
For years, holiday cards sent "any soldier" at a military hospital have been turned away. Now, the American Red Cross is stepping up to make sure our heroes get one million holiday greetings. 
We found gas as cheap as $1.67 on Gas Watch as gas prices continue to fall. 
A new email scam claims that you are the target of a murder-for-hire. The only way to live is by paying the scammers $8000. 
A computer technician who found child porn on a client's computer turned him in to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. 
Brooksville police say they found a man in a pond next to his submerged golf cart. | WTSP-TV - National Stories |
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Palin files late disclosure for free trips |
Reid: Carmaker aid bill doesn't have needed votes |
Trial over Pickford Oscar opens in LA |
Nordstrom agrees to $60,000 fine in settlement |
Empire State stuntman convicted |
Quake with magnitude of 6.1 hits northern Japan |
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US gives Mexico millions to fight drug cartels |
NY Public Library displays rare Rowling book |
'ER' to end its lengthy run March 12, NBC says |
Andrews to succeed Cronkite on PBS |
Study raps Web sites touting stem cell therapies |
Family of man trampled by NY shoppers sue Wal-Mart |
Holiday displays dimmed in cash-strapped cities |
What do you think of Katie's new 'do? |
Obama names Richardson to head Commerce |
Obama reserves judgment on automakers' plans |
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Administrative error blamed for not reporting trips nearly two years ago. 
Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid says the Democrats' plan to tap the Wall Street rescue fund to save U.S. automakers doesn't have the votes to pass. 
Jurors will decide whether to allow the sale of a statuette won by the solent film star for 1929's "Coquette." 
The government says Nordstrom Inc. has agreed to pay a $60,000 fine for being slow to report it sold children's jackets and sweaters with drawstrings. 
Jeb Corliss faces up to a year in prison for trying to jump off the 102-story building in 2006.
There were no immediate reports of damage or casualties. 
Surface paint on the face of the figures contained excessive levels of lead. 
Surface paints contain too much lead 
Carnival Corp. is suing Rolls-Royce over a propulsion system for the Queen Mary 2 ship that the Miami-based cruise line claims is defective. 
The U.S. government has finally released the first part of a $400 aid package to support Mexico's police and soldiers in their fight against drug cartels. 
A rare original edition of J.K. Rowling's latest book is going on display at the New York Public Library, just as the work is being published around the world. 
A week after that medical drama ends its 15-season run, NBC will introduce a new series set in the present but based on the Biblical tale of David and Goliath 
Julie Andrews is succeeding Walter Cronkite as host of the Vienna Philharmonic's annual New Year's Day concert on PBS.
Clinics that offer stem cell treatments on their Web sites can't always back up their claims.
The family of a man who was trampled at a New York Wal-Mart accuses the company of stirring up a shopping frenzy that led the 270-pound worker to be crushed to death. 
Economic woes are forcing some communities to unplug holiday light displays and scale back other seasonal celebrations. 
President-elect Barack Obama has tapped New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson to be his commerce secretary.
President-elect Barack Obama says it appears that the heads of the Big Three automakers are coming back to Congress with a “more serious set of plans” for how their companies are going to survive. 
The IRS recently announced that there is $266 million in undelivered refunds. Do they owe you money? Put your name in and check here.