Tampa Today News: St. Pete Apartment Murder + Metro Inclusive Health St. Pete
Tampa Today News: St. Pete Apartment Murder + Metro Inclusive Health St. Pete
Everything to know happening in town.
Welcome to Tampa Today News! I’m Carlos Hernandez, your host explaining all things about what’s happening in the Tampa Bay area including local news and more. Let’s get you updated!
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Top local stories in Tampa Bay:
St. Pete Police identify victim in apartment murder: Police have identified a man found murdered in a St. Petersburg apartment as 49-year-old Timothy Pustelak, according to WFLA. The incident happened at Marisol Vista apartments. The cause of death remains under investigation and there is no publicly known suspect at this time. (wfla.com)
Residential building caters to high-end renters in downtown Tampa’s upcoming arts district: A new residential building for renters, AER, is coming soon to Tampa that could cost as much as $7,000 a month, according to Business Observer. The high-rise will be located at 300 W. Tyler Ave. and will be walking distance from Tampa Museum of Art and Glazer Children's Museum, connecting directly to the Straz Center as well. It will also include a coworking space and a podcast studio. (businessobserverfl.com)
Florida Supreme Court clears way for 6-week abortion ban: A recent Florida Supreme Court ruling upholding a 15-week abortion ban has opened the door to a 6-week abortion ban that was signed by Florida Governor Ron DeSantis. President Joe Biden has denounced the abortion laws as “outrageous.” The law will also impact physicians who could face jail time in Florida. (wtsp.com)
Metro Inclusive Health opening in St. Pete: Metro Inclusive Health is coming soon to St. Petersburg at 2235 Central Ave. The health provider’s signature Copay It Forward program helps patients access necessary care and medications even without insurance. The center is focused on healthcare for everyone. (ilovetheburg.com)
Tampa Bay Sun leaders recognized at end of Women’s History Month: Tampa Bay Sun Head Coach Denise Schilte Brown and Team President Christina Unkel were recognize at the end of Women's History Month. Tampa’s first women’s soccer team is preparing to launch this August. The field will be temporarily located at Blake High School and season tickets are available for those interested to inquire. (baynews9.com)
Local events:
Hillsborough County Esports - Video Game Open Play at Emanuel P. Johnson Recreation Center. (6:30 p.m.)
Poker Night Business Networking at La Fondita de Leo. (6:30 p.m.)
The Real Estate Foundation Monthly Networking Meet Up at Riveters Tampa. (7 p.m.)
Tampa Karaoke & Taco Tuesday at Red Star Live. (7 p.m.)
The $5 Comedy Show at St. Pete Brewing Company. (8 p.m.)
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-Carlos Hernandez