The Tampa Bay Lightning unveiled their schedule for the 2025-2026 season on Wednesday.
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Florida Florida man accused of planning to send fentanyl-laced chocolates to ex-husband
A Florida man faces charges after investigators said she allegedly planned to murder her ex-husband by sending him a box of chocolates laced with fentanyl.
Englewood resident, former Rockford Peach, Sue Zipay dies at 91
Englewood resident and former Rockford Peach, Sue Parsons Zipay, has passed away. She was 91, the All American Girls Professional Baseball League Players Association announced.
Tampa Bay Buccaneers bring back iconic jersey not seen in 5 decades
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers are bringing back a vintage look this season to commemorate the franchise’s 50th season.
Michael Taaffe honors those who died at Camp Mystic with special tie during SEC Media Days
Taaffe spoke to reporters wearing a tie with 27 sets of initials on it, each representing someone who died after catastrophic flooding overtook Camp Mystic in the Texas Hill Country during the July 4 weekend. He said the camp holds a special place in his heart.
Undefeated Bartow youth baseball team heads to world series
The Bartow 8U Allstars baseball team is 29-0 this season. The team is hoping to carry that winning streak straight to the top, the Cal Ripken World Series.
Former FSU, Cal Raleigh becomes first catcher, switch-hitter to win Home Run Derby
Cal Raleigh, a former Florida State University player, approached the All-Star Home Run Derby like a day on the lawn. Dad was on the mound and baby brother was behind the plate.
Ex-NFL QB says he is suspended from high school coaching for giving benefits to players
Former NFL quarterback Teddy Bridgewater said he has been suspended from coaching his former high school team in Miami because he provided players with financial benefits that he says he’d reported to the school.
Reports say Rays sale ‘agreed to in principle’, group prefers Tampa stadium
The Tampa Bay Rays may have found their new owners. According to the Athletic, owned by the New York Times, a $1.7 billion sale of the team has been agreed to in principle and could be completed as soon as September.
Haines City brothers qualify for Junior Olympics
11-year-old Kipton and 10-year-old Keaton Winget are excited to be on this journey for Olympic gold together.