Curt Anderson is a Senior News Editor at the Associated Press. He covers a range of topics including government and politics, public policy, and legal affairs, with a keen interest in the intersection of technology and sports. Curt's work has been featured in numerous prominent outlets such as The Washington Post, USA TODAY, and The Globe and Mail.
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Curt Anderson's coverage predominantly focuses on the Tampa Bay Rays, with an emphasis on breaking news and evolving stories related to the team's stadium deal and potential name change. His articles also touch upon crime and government & politics, although these topics are less prominent compared to his sports coverage.
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By: Curt Anderson
Two votes for a financing plan clear major hurdle for baseball's Rays to get a new $2.3 billion stadium in Tampa by 2029 season.
By: Curt Anderson
Two votes for a financing plan clear major hurdle for baseball's Rays to get a new $2.3 billion stadium in Tampa by 2029 season. It will be located the street from Raymond James Stadium.
By: Curt Anderson
Florida elections officials say mail voting this year should not be disrupted by President Trump's attempt to limit it.
Florida public hospitals and health care districts could lose $323 million over three years if voters approve a constitutional amendment slashing property taxes , according to a new study.
By: Curt Anderson
A new study concludes that Florida public hospitals and health tax districts to lose $323 million if voters pass a property tax cut amendment.
By: Curt Anderson
Florida governor candidate U.S. Rep. Byron Donalds, who was not initially endorsed by Gov. Ron DeSantis, finally got a full endorsement at a Republican leadership forum in Tampa.
Hecklers at GOP unity event got return verbal fire from Gov. Ron DeSantis at a Republican unity event in Tampa. USA TODAY NETWORK - Florida
By: Curt Anderson
A new study concludes that Florida public hospitals and health tax districts stand to lose $323 million if voters pass a property tax cut amendment in the November general election.
By: Curt Anderson
Trump-endorsed Republican candidate Byron Donalds seeks Black votes as he eyes becoming the state's first Black governor.
By: Curt Anderson
A scandal involving diversion of Medicaid money for political purposes is rippling across Florida this election season.
