SUMMARY: Jada Williams reports from Steinbrenner Field in Tampa, where the Rays will play their 2025 season. While some Tampa residents welcome the move, many Pinellas County officials feel blindsided and frustrated. Clearwater Mayor Bruce Rector expressed dissatisfaction with the lack of communication and respect, particularly regarding financial implications for local taxpayers. County Commissioner Chris Lala echoed these concerns, stating that the Rays didn’t engage with county leadership. Pinellas officials worry about the commitment of the Rays to their community and question the appropriateness of funding a stadium with local tax dollars, viewing the move as a purely business decision.

Some county leaders say they believe the Rays never seriously considered Pinellas options.

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SUMMARY: The conversation starts with a discussion about fast food preferences, with mentions of Chick-fil-A and McDonald’s. Weather updates follow, indicating a pleasant weekend with highs in the low 80s, cooler mornings, and dry conditions. Miami and Fort Lauderdale have experienced their first 60s of the year. A front will pass on Wednesday, bringing a brief period of showers or storms, followed by cooler temperatures, with lows dropping into the 50s by Friday and Saturday. The forecast remains mostly dry until midweek, when tropical storm Sara’s remnants may bring moisture, leading to higher chances of rain on Wednesday.

Meteorologist K.C. Sherman has the latest forecast.

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SUMMARY: Eddie Pagan, a longtime Coral Gables police officer, faces perjury charges after a New York grand jury indictment. Allegations stem from his defense testimony in trials of two former Miami drug enforcement officers convicted of leaking sensitive information, potentially endangering drug informants. Pagan, who has served for 27 years and runs a defense training program, is currently suspended without pay. He is scheduled to surrender on Monday, when the indictment will be unsealed, and an internal investigation is ongoing. His attorney has not provided further comments on the case.

CBS News Miami’s Joan Murray reports that Edwin Pagan, a Coral Gables police officer for 27 years, was indicted Friday by a Southern District of New York grand jury on perjury charges and he was relieved of his duties without pay pending an internal affairs investigation.

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