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FBI TAKES OVER INVESTIGATION OF TAMPA BAY'S CAREERSOURCE JOBS CENTERS

The FBI and the U.S. Attorney's Office have taken over multiple investigations into whether two Tampa Bay jobs centers overstated their success at using tax dollars to help people find work. Federal auditors also served notice to Gov. Rick Scott's Department of Economic Opportunity that they are examining whether the agency has adequate safeguards in place to protect millions in federal tax dollars it doles out to Florida's job placement centers.

MISSING WOMAN, 1-YEAR OLD BOY FOUND IN ST. PETERSBURG

A St. Petersburg mother and her 1-year-old child who went missing Wednesday were found safe in a local hotel, police said. Sydney Wyatt, 28, and her son, Future Johnson, were last seen on Wednesday at 2:30 p.m. Wyatt was staying with a woman near 15th Street N and 78th Terr. N. She borrowed a car, which was found abandoned in Pinellas Park on Thursday morning about 4 a.m. with several baby items inside of it, including a car seat. The Florida Department of Law Enforcement issued a missing child alert for Future Thursday as news of the missing mother and child spread across the state.

STORY OF BRAZILIAN SOCIALITE'S ARREST IN TAMPA GOES VIRAL

Few in the northern hemisphere took note last month when a woman told Tampa police her boyfriend had beaten and strangled her. His arrest was one of 16 that day on domestic violence charges in Hillsborough County alone. But the account of 22-year-old Melissa Gentz went viral in her native Brazil, after she posted a photo on Instagram of her battered face and bloodshot eyes, and blamed fellow countryman Erick Bretz, 25.

AS CORPORATE DEBT RISES, SO DO WORRIES ABOUT IT TRIGGERING THE NEXT RECESSION

Corporate debt isn't the sexiest topic. For nearly all of us, it's economic Muzak, mere background noise as we tackle more pressing financial matters like paying rent or funding retirement. Get prepared to hear a whole lot more about it, Times business columnist Graham Brink writes. By some measures, companies have more debt than at any time in history and not enough cash to weather the next downturn. Some of the folks who follow this stuff are equating it to a scaled-down version of the home mortgage binge we went on from 2003-07. We know how well that ended.

NEW LIGHTNING GM GUIDED BY HIS THREE KEYS TO HAPPINESS

Work he enjoys, fitness and family. In almost every defining moment in his life, all three of Julien BriseBois' keys to happiness have played a role. The priority BriseBois placed on them made his ascension to general manager of the Lightning possible. Everything else, he could do without.

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