Tampa Bay Times in the news as Pittsburgh papers pivot to nonprofit models to save local journalism. Longtime St. Pete paper, Pulitzer winner.
The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette has been sold to a nonprofit, ensuring its future amid industry decline. The sale follows the revival of the Pittsburgh City Paper, which returned under new ownership. These moves reflect ongoing efforts to sustain local journalism facing financial challenges.
Detroit Lions cornerback Terrion Arnold has been charged in Florida with kidnapping and armed robbery, alleged as the primary conspirator in a February Tampa incident. Authorities say victims were held at gunpoint and assaulted as photos of the attack circulated. Several co-defendants have pleaded guilty or face charges. Arnold denies involvement, and the team has not commented beyond acknowledging the arrest.
Three Virgin Atlantic flights into Orlando International have left around 800 passengers waiting for checked bags as adverse weather delayed ground handling. Bags remained on aircraft until crews could operate, with CBP and airport authorities apologising for the disruption and travellers describing lengthy waits and limited seating.