Con el comienzo de la segunda administración Trump, el alguacil del Condado Polk, Grady Judd, dice que está listo para encontrar a personas indocumentadas que cometen delitos, alineándose con los planes del presidente. Pero no en todos los asuntos Judd está de acuerdo con Trump. También dijo que no apoyaba la medida de perdonar a los violentos manifestantes que irrumpieron en el capitolio el 6 de enero de 2021.
Con el comienzo de la segunda administración Trump, el alguacil del Condado Polk, Grady Judd, dice que está listo para encontrar a personas indocumentadas que cometen delitos, alineándose con los planes del presidente. Pero no en todos los asuntos Judd está de acuerdo con Trump. También dijo que no apoyaba la medida de perdonar a los violentos manifestantes que irrumpieron en el capitolio el 6 de enero de 2021.
Today Maggie was joined by P.A., Jennifer Boyd and the founder of Tampa Bay Moms Groups, Steffany Rodriguez-Neely
Tampa Bay's unusually cold forecast, here's when the sunshine returns.
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Maggie and Farron take a look back at some of their favorite Gasparilla memories.
The new "Harpoon Hunters" series premieres Friday on Discovery.
More than 170 million people in the country are awaiting to see what happens to TikTok. With a looming deadline, TikTok will either be banned in the U.S. unless an American company purchases at least 50% of ByteDance, TikTok's parent company. In episode 30 of Rooted in Progress, TikTok content creator and food critic, Anthony Gilbert, shared how the ban could impact his business. While, Jeff Rogg, Global and National Security Expert at the University of South Florida, shared the national security risk the app poses. ----- Connect with Rooted in Progress! Rooted in Progress on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3zeThMU Rooted in Progress on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3z5k66m Rooted in Progress on Apple Podcasts: https://apple.co/3VLrRHg
The Holy Trinity Greek Orthodox Church is turning the success of its annual Clearwater Greek Festival into a meaningful act of generosity, donating $92,500 to local charities and churches impacted by hurricanes Helene and Milton.
The Tampa Bay Moms Group will host its annual Healthy Family Fair this Sunday, January 26 from 11:00AM-3:00PM at Tampa's Water Works Park ,1701 N. Highland Ave. With a focus on family wellness, the event will feature healthcare providers answering health questions and helping families find resources, as well as free screenings to help air in early detection and guide families regarding medical needs and next steps. Fun is part of the program, too, with free inflatable attractions, food and more.
