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Ran into an 82yearold woman who fell and broke her hip. The shoplifter knocked into this woman off of the target near north little road, and 26yearold cameron conca has turned himself in before his picture was posted on deputies say he was chased by a Security Guard and he ran right into the 82yearold woman outside the store leaving her helpless, shoppers were horrified to hear about her injuries. What if that was your elderly aunt or father. Shoplifter but then to run into that old lady like th...

The colleges engineering building. Police say the suspect drove on to campus in his car and just began to ran into a group of people before getting out of the the car and allegedly swinging that 95 stabbing them with a butlers 95. Again, an officer on campus eventually shot and killed the suspect. Police say nine people are hospitalized. Eight are in stable condition but one remains in critical condition. Students just returning to campus after thanksgiving break are stunned as news of todays vi...

Hillsborough County commissioners have voted to move forward with placing a renewal of the Community Investment Tax on the ballot in November.

They call him The Weave. Ron Weaver, a Harvard-educated Tampa real estate lawyer, is everywhere. There he is seated front and center behind the public lectern at Tampa City Council and Hillsborough County Commission meetings, waiting for his chance to speak to elected officials. (Or in the old days, to sing to them. More on that later.) At muckety-muck weddings, funerals, galas, landmark ...

Vera Weaver passed away. This is the full obituary where you can share condolences and memories. Published in the Commercial News on 2023-09-20.

Todays look back at local history as captured in the pages of The Citizen:

Windermere High School rising junior Sarah Kirk was selected to participate in EA’s “Get in the Game” STEAM annual summer camp.

CANFIELD — The Mahoning Veterans Memorial Cabin on the Canfield Fairgrounds will see a lot of activity in the coming weeks. MVM staff and officers will be joi

Current BYU students share their perspectives on what the history of LGBTQ+ activism at BYU could reveal about the future.

One of street’s oldest-surviving former residents recalls a special celebration