Yacob Reyes is a Reporter at Axios Tampa Bay. He covers Florida politics and has a diverse background in regional and world news, with a focus on education, health, and wellness. Yacob's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo News, PolitiFact, NBC 6 Miami, and the Tampa Bay Times.
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: Tampa could wind up paying millions more for the stadium if it finances its $80 million contribution through bonds.
Tampa voters could decide in March whether to create an inspector general with the power to investigate misconduct at City Hall.
Products containing 7-OH are banned statewide only under an emergency rule.
By: Yacob Reyes, Kathryn Varn
If Florida voters approve a constitutional amendment to cut property taxes Nov. 3, Tampa Bay's elected officials will decide what to cut and what to keep with limited funds — including their own salaries.
The weekend is almost here. Here are a few ways to spend it, in and around Tampa. Catch a local production of this horror comedy at the Carrollwood Cultural Center all weekend.
By: Yacob Reyes, Kathryn Varn
Leaders on both sides of the bay are planning a victory parade should the Rays win the
The Rays are back in the World Series for the first time in six years, taking on the Milwaukee Brewers in Game 1 on Friday night with a chance to win the franchise's first championship.
Hillsborough County wants e-bikes to pump the brakes. Why it matters : Commissioners will soon vote on a proposed ordinance requested by
The Tampa City Council on Thursday will consider a community benefits agreement tied to the Rays' new stadium that, if approved, would deliver $4.2 million to the city over five years.
Residents have complained that the cameras amount to mass surveillance and invite abuse, pointing to a
