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Reactions range from rage to joy after ruling on Arizona law |
'Overheating' iPads lead to class-action lawsuit |
Amazon: All sold out of the Kindle |
iPhone: Why do people 'jailbreak' their phone? |
Report: Global warming 'undeniable' |
Porsche to build amazing hybrid 918 supercar |
Oldest person on Twitter dies at 104 in U.K. |
Judge blocks parts of Arizona immigration law |
'Cats that look like Hitler' bemuse, annoy |
Congress narrows gap in cocaine sentences |
Why won't companies use their cash to hire? Anyone wondering where all the economy's jobs are might want to look into piggy banks of the world's biggest companies.
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Rendell: Obama could get 2012 primary challenge |
Overweight flier policies enforced inconsistently |
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Doomsday shelters making a comeback Jason Hodge, father of four children from Barstow, Calif., says he's "not paranoid" but he is concerned, and that's why he bought space in what might be labeled a doomsday shelter.
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Female condoms pushed in D.C. to fight HIV |
WikiLeaks: We don't know who leaked documents |
Bangkok named world's #1 city by Travel Magazine |
Pakistan plane crashes, killing all 152 aboard |
Gulf slick dissipates, but where's oil going? |
Leticia Espinoza's neighbor was ready to go. The illegal immigrant from Mexico was terrified of the Arizona law set to go into effect today that would have granted police officers unprecedented powers to stem illegal immigration.
Three iPad users claim that because the iPad will shut itself off after remaining in direct sunlight for long enough, it fails to meet the promises Apple made about using the device as an e-book reader.
Amazon has sold out of its least expensive Kindle, perhaps providing further evidence of the e-reader's popularity or signaling a new device in the offing.
Despite how shady and against the rules it sounds, "jailbreaking" mobile phones is now legal in the United States, according to a new 
Scientists from around the world are providing even more evidence of global warming, one day after President Barack Obama renewed his call for climate legislation.
The Porsche 918 Spyder hybrid supercar is a go. Porsche's supervisory board approved production of stunning supercar that can catapult from zero to 60 mph in about 3.2 seconds, 
The oldest person on Twitter died Wednesday at the age of 104 after more than 1,000 tweets on food, family visits and friendships from her home in Bradford, England, according to a Guardian report.
A judge has blocked the most controversial sections of Arizona's new immigration law from taking effect Thursday, handing a major legal victory to opponents of the crackdown.
Many pet owners have probably never considered their animals looking like people -- let alone infamous dictators. But apparently there are a lot of people out there who think their felines resemble Adolf Hitler.
Congress has changed a quarter-century-old law that has sent tens of thousands of blacks to prison for crack cocaine convictions while giving far more lenient treatment to those, mainly whites, caught with the same amount of the drug in powder form.
Democratic Pennsylvania Gov. Ed Rendell suggests President Obama could face a challenge from within his own party if he were to escalate U.S. involvement in Afghanistan.
Southwest Airlines has taken a lot of flak over the policy from people who feel it's discriminatory-but also garnered praise from fliers frustrated by plus-size passengers encroaching on their allocated 17 inches of rump room.
Yesterday, more than three times as many House Democrats voted against emergency funding for the Afghan war as did in June 2009.
There is a citywide effort to promote female condoms in the hope they can help stop the spread of HIV in Washington, which has one of the highest infection rates in the country.
WikiLeaks' chief claims his organization doesn't know who sent it some 91,000 secret U.S. military documents, telling journalists that the website is set up to hide the source of its data from those who receive it.
Bangkok city officials say they are humbled and inspired after receiving Travel + Leisure magazine's "Top City" award, despite recent street riots that sent tourists packing.
A passenger jet carrying 152 people crashed into the hills surrounding Pakistan's capital amid rain Wednesday, killing everyone aboard, an official said.
In the nearly two weeks since a temporary cap stopped BP's gusher at the bottom of the Gulf of Mexico, not much oil has been showing up on the surface of the water. Scientists caution that doesn't mean the crude is gone.
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Reactions range from rage to joy after ruling on Arizona law |
TRAFFIC: Thursday morning drive |
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Forecast: Hot & steamy with a few storms |
Heat Advisory Issued for Pinellas County |
Wind rips through Tampa office complex |
Holtz enjoys family, golf away from football |
What topic is Bill McCollum asked about the most? |
Local evangelist sued for sex abuse on 14-year-old |
Longoria leads Rays to fifth straight win |
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Rays OF Upton to miss a few days |
Local trapper gets license to shoot nuisance alligator |
Interesting radar imagery generates buzz |
Severe weather rolls through Bay area |
Oil Spill: Filing a claim with BP |
Popular boat captain fights bank over seizure |
School boards pass on extending property tax increase |
Man's idea makes the cut at BP, but he waits... |
Car crashes into Tampa gas pump, sparking fire |
Click here for an update on your Thursday morning commute.
A Manatee deputy was on patrol in the area of 5000 37 Street East when he came across a raccoon that was acting strangely.
The heat and humidity continue today spawning a Heat Advisory for Pinellas County. The heat will help to generate a few storms along the coast this morning followed by more scattered storms inland this afternoon.
The National Weather Service has issued a Heat Advisory for Pinellas County today.Â
A strong line of downburst winds is being blamed for ripping through a Tampa Industrial Complex, tearing down walls, and sending furniture and insulation blowing out the front doors. 
New USF football coach Skip Holtz stays busy away from the football field with three kids and golf.
It is the number one topic Attorney General Bill McCollum says he is asked about on his quest for governor: immigration.
A lawsuit filed in federal court on Wednesday accuses Gerald Derstine, 81, of touching a girl inappropriately from 2007-2009.
Evan Longoria homered and Jeff Niemann battled through six innings to lead Tampa Bay to a 7-4 triumph over Detroit in the third installment of a four-game set.
Tampa Bay Rays infielder/outfielder Ben Zobrist left Wednesday's game against Detroit with lower back stiffness.
Tampa Bay Rays center fielder B.J. Upton was not in the lineup for Wednesday's game against Detroit and is expected to miss two-to-three days with a sprained left ankle.
Pinellas County makes an exception to its law against discharging firearms so that a local trapper can shoot a 10 foot nuisance alligator on sight.
The last in a series of strong storms today have come together to form an image.
There are scattered power outages around the Bay area as crews work to repair downed lines and blown transformers. 
There are several ways to file claims with BP, including online or visiting a claims office set up in Clearwater.
On Monday the U.S. Marshal Service seized Mark Hubbard's boat, the Florida Fisherman II, on behalf of Bank of America.
School boards in Hernando and Polk decided not to ask voters for the two year tax extension.
John Hurtubise estimates his machine, which is small enough to be carted around by one person or put on a boat, can suck up to 2,000 gallons of oil in one hour, using just a half tank of gas.
Tampa Fire Rescue is on the scene of a fire at a gas station at Florida and Linebaugh Avenues that started when a car crashed into a pump.
