| Appeal in fatal Tampa crash: A three-judge panel will hear arguments about whether a driver’s 24-year sentence for causing a collision that killed a mother and daughter on Bayshore Boulevard can stand. Here’s what to know. Nail salon settles lawsuit: A Tampa woman visited Tammy’s Nails 2 for a pedicure and developed an infection from a cut that required doctors to amputate her leg. The salon reached a settlement with her for $1.75 million. Tampa terrorism case: Federal prosecutors accused a man of plotting a mass shooting. Now, his defense says he might be mentally unfit for trial. Court records detail a complex investigation amid flurries of pretrial litigation. Interim U.S. Attorney for Middle District: Longtime federal prosecutor Roger B. Handberg III has been appointed to the post. He’ll oversee an office tasked with prosecuting federal crime in a 35-county region that includes Tampa. Happy holidays, Dunedin: After a fire at the water treatment plant, the city’s reverse osmosis process is partially back online. Residents should see changes to their water quality soon. 4,700-mile journey: One Haitian family made an arduous trek through Chile to Tampa. They hope to stay. Kforce gets new CEO: Joseph Liberatore will lead the Tampa professional staffing services firm, replacing the retiring David Dunkel in the new year. Calling all gastronauts: Times food and dining critic Helen Freund is about to release her Top Restaurants lists. But first, we want to know — what’s your favorite new local eatery? |
| Tampa Bay sports teams had a pretty special 2021. Join columnist John Romano as he reflects on their biggest moments — one month at a time. He’s covered the Stanley Cup’s second summer in Tampa, the Rays’ nearly perfect August, that epic Super Bowl 55 boat parade and much more. |
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