| St. Petersburg pastor remembered: The Rev. Dr. Shawn E.E. Thomas, who drowned in Lake Seminole, had a passion for youth mentorship. His family, friends and parishioners recall his love of faith and community. It’s official: The Florida Board of Governors on Wednesday confirmed Rhea Law as USF’s president. Her compensation package of up to $1.1 million is one of the highest in the country. PSTA bus drivers getting raises: After weeks of protests, drivers and other union employees are set to receive some sizable pay increases. Pressure mounts for resignation: Tampa City Council member Guido Maniscalco is urging Chairperson Orlando Gudes to give up his post in the wake of a hostile workplace report. Here’s the latest. Weigh in on park changes: Hillsborough County wants to hear from the public about ways to improve Veterans Memorial Park, the site of 14 war memorials. $860 million settlement: CVS and other pharmaceutical companies will pay the state that money to settle an opioid epidemic case. Shielded by sovereign immunity: An appeals court has ruled that Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri is protected from a lawsuit over prisoner-transport van seatbelts. Former Tampa police officer arrested: Paul Mumford, 61, is facing 100 counts of child pornography possession, Chief Mary O’Connor said Wednesday night. In Valrico, a fifth-grade teacher also was arrested this week for possessing child pornography, deputies said. |
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| Henry Winkler appeared in one of the biggest hits in TV history. After Happy Days left the air in 1984, the man who played the super-cool Fonzie redefined himself as a producer, director, author and actor. Next up for Winkler: sharing stories from his four-decade career at the Capitol Theatre. Check out our Q&A with him ahead of Saturday’s show. |
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