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Egg attack along Bayshore not the first
From joggers to strollers, Bayshore is truly one of Tampa's treasures. A popular destination for families, it's regarded as one of the best spots to enjoy the beauty of Tampa Bay.
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TRAFFIC: Truck towing trailer overturns
Don't have time to wait for a traffic report on-air? I'm updating accidents and drive times here through the AM rush hour. This information also is available on Twitter @TampaBayTraffic.
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5 things you need to know for Wednesday
From Dr. Marty Becker signing his latest book to the return of Hyde Park Village's Live Music Series, here are five things you need to know on Wednesday, May 30.
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Deputy: Suspect tried to drown woman
A Bradenton woman is alive after a man broke into her home and tried to drown her, according to the Manatee County Sheriff’s Office.
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Night shift linked to breast cancer
If you’re a woman and you work the night shift, you’re chances of getting breast cancer increase by up to 40 percent, according to a Daily Mail report.
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Romney clinches GOP nomination
Mitt Romney has clinched the Republican nomination for president with a win in the Texas primary.
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Guitar picking Doc Watson dies at 89
You could hear the mountains of North Carolina in Doc Watson's music. The rush of a mountain stream, the steady creak of a mule in leather harness plowing rows in topsoil and the echoes of sounds made by a vanishing people were an intrinsic part of …
Featured stories
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Fatal house fire classified as homicide
Fire investigators ruled a fatal fire at a Pinellas Park home Tuesday afternoon was arson…
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Fla. city on most affordable homes list
The National Association of Home Builders and Wells Fargo has unveiled its top 10 most …
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Soldier beating suspect turns self in
The fourth suspect in the violent beating of a soldier turned himself in to the Orient …
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Scott's higher education panel to meet
Gov. Rick Scott's task force on overhauling state colleges and universities is getting to…
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Fla. teachers fight merit pay rule
The Florida Education Association is challenging a proposed state rule on teacher …
Latest stories
- Fla. city on most affordable homes list
- Fourth man arrested in soldier beating
- Scott's higher education panel to meet
- Fla. teachers fight merit pay rule
- Night shift linked to breast cancer
- 5 things you need to know for Wednesday
- Fatal house fire classified as homicide
- Severed foot sent to party office
- Deputy: Suspect tried to drown woman
- Egg attack along Bayshore not the first
- Romney clinches GOP nomination
- Armwood gets extra week to respond
- Boy meets hero after near-drowning
- Police: Murder victim, 91, was targeted
- 911 tapes released in intruder shooting
- Police arrest 3 in high-speed egging
- Is an international spelling bee coming?
- Police investigate murder of woman, 91
- Soldier beating suspect turns self in
- Levy, Citrus tornado warning expired
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Armwood gets extra week to respond
On the last day, at the last moment possible, Armwood High School principal Michael …
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Severed foot sent to party office
A severed human foot was mailed to the headquarters of Canada's Conservative Party and …
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911 tapes released in intruder shooting
The man who shot and killed an apparent intruder told a 9-1-1 dispatcher that the man …
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- Police: Teens admit high-speed egging
- Power restored for many in New Tampa
- Bicyclist killed after two cars collide
- Bond set for mother in child abuse case
- PHOTOS: Scripps National Spelling Bee
- Tool-wielding robots help with surgery
- MSNBC host sorry for 'heroes' comment
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- Why your Internet could soon disappear
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Spotlight
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5 things you need to know for Wednesday
From Dr. Marty Becker signing his latest book to the return of Hyde Park Village's Live Music Series, here are five things you need to know on Wednesday, May 30.
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DOWNLOAD: Storm Shield for iOS
The ABC Action News Storm Shield is a life-saving app that acts like a NOAA Emergency Weather Radio on your iPhone. You will receive critical alerts via voice and push notification regarding major weather events.
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Wendy Ryan's Dirty Dining reports
The Florida Department of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR) through the Division of Hotels and Restaurants inspects restaurants throughout the state. ABC Action News reporter Wendy Ryan visits some of the worst offenders.
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New iPad? Download our app!
Buying the new iPad? You'll want to download the new and improved ABC Action News iPad app.
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Program uses tax money on airline seats
At a time when budgets are tight all across the nation, a federal program is spending hundreds of thousands of taxpayer dollars on empty airline seats.
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WATCH: ABC Action News NOW!
Watch ABC Action News NOW!, the Tampa Bay area’s ONLY nonstop news and weather channel designed specifically for smartphones and tablets.
Science and Technology
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Tool-wielding robots help with surgery
Imagine a tiny snake robot crawling through your body, helping a surgeon identify diseases and perform operations. It's not science fiction.
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Why your Internet could soon disappear
The technical press has been trying to alert the public to an unfortunate outcome of the breaking up of a ring of computer bad guys. The FBI says it began with an online advertising scam.
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Why your Internet could disappear soon
The technical press has been trying to alert the public to an unfortunate outcome of the breaking up of a ring of computer bad guys.
Water Cooler
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Severed foot sent to party office
A severed human foot was mailed to the headquarters of Canada's Conservative Party and another body part was discovered when police intercepted a second suspicious package, police said Tuesday.
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Ben & Jerry's honors deceased flavors
Some of your favorite Ben and Jerry’s flavors may be dead, but their not forgotten at the “Flavor Graveyard”, a cemetery for the discontinued flavors that have gone into the ice cream afterlife.
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Matching outfits = 64 years of marriage?
In the search of what it takes to have a long-lasting marriage, have we overlooked fashion?
More I-Team Stories
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I-Team: Crooks are quicker than IRS
In 2011, more than 250,000 phony income tax returns flooded the IRS, which spit back out $1.4 billion in illegitimate refunds.
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Armwood gets extra week to respond
On the last day, at the last moment possible, Armwood High School principal Michael Ippolito asked for and received a one week delay to respond to an investigation by the Florida High School Athletic Association.
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Will Armwood challenge investigation?
Hillsborough County School officials are set to announce Tuesday whether they intend to challenge a Florida High School Athletic Association investigation which will likely cost Armwood High School its Division 6A state championship.
Photo Galleries
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See how crews set the stage before one of the nation's biggest events.
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Through the years, thousands of soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines have …
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Who says you can't be sexy over age 50? AARP just came out with its list of …
Consumer
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Recalled items may still be in your home
John Matarese reports on some popular items you may still have in your home after being recalled.
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Report: Tide Pods poisoning children
Another PR headache for Cincinnati's Procter and Gamble: The new Tide Pod detergent is poisoning children, according to the American Association of Poison Control Centers.
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REPORT: Which hotel chain is rated #1?
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Consumer Reports: Sunscreens put to test
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Laundry pods leaving behind residue
Health
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Night shift linked to breast cancer
If you’re a woman and you work the night shift, you’re chances of getting breast cancer increase by up to 40 percent, according to a Daily Mail report.
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Tool-wielding robots help with surgery
Imagine a tiny snake robot crawling through your body, helping a surgeon identify diseases and perform operations. It's not science fiction.
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Superfoods that help you lose weight
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Nonprofit gives women with cancer vacays
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Top rated sunscreens for summer 2012
Lifestyle
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Rescues in Action: Cat & Kittens
This week's Rescues in Action pets up for adoption are not one, but seven kittens who invaded ABC Action News.
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DIY: Create your own outdoor fountain...
If you are looking for an easy project that will add a touch of beauty to your backyard or garden, consider creating a fountain.
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Rescues in Action: Jessie
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Executive Chef offers grilling secrets
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New Water Park at LEGOLAND Florida
Entertainment
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Guitar picking Doc Watson dies at 89
You could hear the mountains of North Carolina in Doc Watson's music. The rush of a mountain stream, the steady creak of a mule in leather harness plowing rows in topsoil and the echoes of sounds made by a vanishing people were an intrinsic part of the folk musician's homespun sound.
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Beyonce concert draws Michelle Obama
U.S. First Lady MICHELLE OBAMA showed her support for BEYONCE on Saturday (26May12) by attending her second comeback concert in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
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Dance, romance in lip-dub proposal video
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'Men in Black 3' takes down 'Avengers'
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Bieber wanted for questioning in scuffle
