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TAMPA — Spectrum Bay News 9 meteorologist Josh Linker thought the weather forecast for Sunday’s Super Bowl 55 would be settled by now. “We’re punting on our Sunday forecast,” he said. “The computer models for the last 4-to-5 days have been going back and forth.&rd

Look at us: Tampa Bay tourism touts coronavirus safety at Super Bowl 55 C.T. Bowen and Tracey McManus, Tampa Bay Times © From left Visit Tampa Bay President Santiago Corrada and Clearwater Mayor Frank Hibbard talk before ... Rob Higgins, CEO of Tampa Bay Super Bowl LV Host Committee, speaks during a press conference held to kick off festivities and events for Super Bowl 55 at Sparkman Wharf on Friday, Jan. 29, 2021. \r\r TAMPA — Look at us. Look at our sunshine. Look at the Gulf of Mexico and Tampa Bay. Look at 35 miles of beaches in Pinellas County. Look at the nearly 3 ...

Two forecasts emerge for Super Bowl 55. One is colder and wetter. A cold front is on its way. Meteorologists are still figuring out how it will affect Super Bowl Sunday in Tampa.     Thousands of fans attend the festivities along the Tampa Riverwalk during the NFL's Super Bowl 55 Experience on Jan. 31 in Tampa. The weather for Super Bowl Sunday will be a bit colder and wetter, but how much colder and wetter? [ LUIS SANTANA | Times ] Published Feb. 2 TAMPA — Spectrum Bay News 9 meteorologist Josh Linker thought the weather forecast for Sunday’s Super Bowl 55 would be settled ...

Operators hope the big game heralds a return of guests after months of coronavirus layoffs.     A man cleans the windows of the new Hyatt House Tampa Airport / Westshore seen on Wednesday. [ IVY CEBALLO | Times ] Published Feb. 1 TAMPA — As a Western New York native, Todd Kinney was always going to root for his hometown Buffalo Bulls in their playoff against the Kansas City Chiefs. But it was the other championship game at made things more emotionally complicated for the Tampa Bay hotelier. Kinney, the general manager of the newly opened Hyatt House Tampa Airport / Westshore hot...

A Super Bowl conversation with Tampa’s police chief: ‘We don’t want to be the mask police’ Chief Brian Dugan talks about plans to police a city during a hometown Super Bowl in the middle of a pandemic.     Tampa police Chief Brian Dugan, seen here at a news conference in November, said his department doesn't want to be "the mask police" but "we will if we have to." [ LUIS SANTANA | Times ] Published Jan. 30 TAMPA — Like the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, Tampa police Chief Brian Dugan finds himself in an unprecedented situation. Dugan is leading a department tasked wit...