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On this week's episode of our To The Point Already podcast, Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk with Pinellas County Community Development Manager Bruce Bussey and property owner attorney Michael Singer.
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk with Adam Putnam about that day and what it has meant to him since.
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk with Welch and Blackmon about the election and their visions for the city.
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk about the fall of Afghanistan with former military members that served in the country.
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk with Sen. Kelli Stargel, R-Lakeland and Equality Florida Executive Director Nadine Smith about the transgender athlete ban.
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus discuss hurricane season with Bay News 9 Meteorologists Josh Linker and Nick Merianos.
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk NIL pros and cons with Spectrum Sports' Chris Torello and USF Atheltic Director Michael Kelly.
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus talk with parents about their Covid concerns as the school year returns.
Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus discuss the cruise industry status with a travel professional and a public health specialist.
One year after a July that saw many of us forced to stay home and inside because of the pandemic, residents along our coast are having another Florida July that's less than ideal.
This time, of course, it's red tide and dead fish. The stinky and costly, dirty and unattractive images that are the opposite of the St. Pete Beach that's pictured on postcards.
Several hundred tons of dead sea life have been collected from Pinellas waterways. But there appears to be no end in sight, yet plenty of blame to go around.
On the latest episode of our To The Point Already podcast, Spectrum Bay News 9's Rick Elmhorst and Roy DeJesus discuss the status of red tide and the effect it's having on residents and the environment.
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