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The National Hockey League today released updated scheduling details for two highly anticipated First Round series in the 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs. Hockey fans can now mark their calendars for the following adjustments on Monday, April 28th. The fourth game of the intense Sunshine State rivalry between the Tampa Bay Lightning and the Florida Panthers now has an official start time of 7:00 p.m. ET.

2 days ago | tampafp.com | Brian Burns

TAMPA, Fla. – The intensity of the Stanley Cup Playoffs is set to ignite in Tampa Bay tonight as the Lightning welcome their cross-state rivals, the Florida Panthers, to AMALIE Arena for Game 1 of their highly anticipated First Round series. This marks the fourth time in the last five seasons that these two Sunshine State powerhouses will clash in the postseason, a testament to their consistent competitiveness in the Atlantic Division.

6 days ago | tampafp.com | Brian Burns

The United States conducted airstrikes on Yemen’s Ras Isa oil port, which the Houthis control, to disrupt their primary source of revenue and support from Iran. The strikes reportedly caused many casualties, according to a report from the Associated Press.. The Houthi movement maintains military and economic benefits from illegal fuel shipments through ports, including Ras Isa, despite their designation as a foreign terrorist organization by the United States government.

1 week ago | tampafp.com | Brian Burns

TAMPA, Fla. – The Tampa Bay Lightning today announced the schedule for their highly anticipated 2025 Stanley Cup Playoffs First Round series against the intrastate rival Florida Panthers. The Lightning’s quest for the Stanley Cup, presented by AdventHealth, will begin next week, with tickets now available online. Bolts fans eager to witness playoff hockey at AMALIE Arena can purchase their tickets through Ticketmaster.com. Demand is expected to be high for this Sunshine State showdown.

1 week ago | tampafp.com | Brian Burns

The race to relocate NASA’s headquarters from Washington, D.C. is heating up, as both Florida and Texas launch aggressive campaigns to claim the future nerve center of America’s space program. With the lease on NASA’s current headquarters set to expire in 2028, key lawmakers and state leaders are pushing to shift the agency’s leadership closer to its operational hubs — and away from what they describe as bureaucratic stagnation in the nation’s capital.