County to sue over election changes; commissioners fear retaliation

Following an impassioned discussion Tuesday, Pinellas County commissioners decided to sue the state over the recently signed elections reform law that they believe unfairly and illegally targets Pinellas to benefit one state politician.

On Monday, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed SB 524 into law, creating an office to investigate election crime. Attached to the bill, which was a priority for DeSantis, was a provision that mandates commissioners in single-member districts must run for reelection following the redistricting process - including those elected to a four-year term in 2020.

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TPA officials talk dramatic growth, eVTOLs in master plan update

Tampa International Airport (TPA) expects to see an exponential increase in passengers over the next two decades, nearly doubling the number of fliers from 21.2 million this year to 38.8 million in 2042.

Airport officials presented their latest post-pandemic forecasts Monday night as part of TPA's 2022 Master Plan update. The meeting was the first of three public forums on the airport's long-term plans and expectations, and officials hope to gather community feedback to help shape the two-year process.

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