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WTVT Good Day Tampa Bay 430AM November 1, 2016 - Vimarsana News

WTVT Good Day Tampa Bay 430AM November 1, 2016

Lakeland Police Release theyre working to track down. This was at the Subway Restaurant in plantation plaza. On saturday night. Police say the man went to the cashier, showed a gun, and demanded money. He then ran out of the restaurant with some cash. K9 units rushed to the plaza but they couldnt track him down. Detectives are hoping someone will recognize him from this video. And give them a call. Pasco deputies are searching for an accused thief. Who wore a pretty . Ironic tshirt. Investigators say this man deposited a forged ch bank account that was not his. Then, he immediately . Withdrew ...

Grammy-winner David Sanborn dies at 78 - Vimarsana News

Grammy-winner David Sanborn dies at 78

In March, Sanborn was honored by Jazz St. Louis with the inaugural Steward Center Lifetime Achievement Award in Excellence.

St. Louis native David Sanborn honored for a lifetime of achievement in jazz - Vimarsana News

St. Louis native David Sanborn honored for a lifetime of achievement in jazz

Those who have repeatedly declared jazz dead were proven wrong yet again in St. Louis two weeks ago.

The Marsalis Brothers Reunited in St. Louis and It Was Magical - Vimarsana News

The Marsalis Brothers Reunited in St. Louis and It Was Magical

The brothers played with their childhood friend, Jazz St. Louis CEO Victor Goines, and made it rain for his organization

Gaslight Square lit up the 1960s. What went wrong? - Vimarsana News

Gaslight Square lit up the 1960s. What went wrong?

On Nov. 1, 1965, police declared Gaslight Square one of the safest sections of the city, but the public wasn't buying it.