🌊 Red tide algae have reached bloom levels near Piney Point, according to new tests. (Bradenton Herald)

🏒The Lightning succumbed to the Hurricanes 3-2 when Game 3 of their second-round playoff series at Amalie Arena in Tampa went to overtime. (Tampa Bay Times)

🗳 Learn more about an increasingly crowded race for the St. Pete City Council. (Creative Loafing)

⚖️ U.S. Rep. Matt Gaetz is reportedly under investigation for obstructing justice, a charge he denies. (Axios)

🏗 All of Citrus County's local projects, worth $14.4 million, avoided Gov. Ron DeSantis' state budget vetoes this week. (Citrus County Chronicle)

🍔 Shake Shack is set to open on Monday in Midtown Tampa, the burger chain's first location in the city. (Tampa Bay Times)

🐊 Howdy, neighbors! A 9-foot gator tried to get into a Tampa couple's living room in the middle of the night. (WFLA)

What better way to end our vacation mode week than by salivating over an absolute beauty of a house, even if it's a little bit above our price range?

Axios' Brianna Crane loves this 1930s St. Pete bungalow, and we do, too. It's on the market for a cool $1.3 million.

• Why she digs it: With its curb appeal, 12-foot ceilings, 1930s charm, guest suite and outdoor entertaining areas, there's a lot to like.

Check out a few more of Bri's picks.

Since Ben Affleck and Jennifer Lopez look to be getting back together, we wanted to find the Tampa Bay connection for one of the lovebirds.

Here it goes:

1. Affleck was formerly married to ...
2. Jennifer Garner, who was in "13 Going on 30" with ...
3. Mark Ruffalo, who plays The Hulk in the Marvel Cinematic Universe alongside ...
4. Chris Hemsworth, who almost missed his chance to play Thor when he was up for a role in "G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra." Instead, that role was played by ...
5. Channing Tatum, who later starred in "Magic Mike," which we all know was set in ...
6. Tampa!

👋 Selene here. When I heard DalMoros Fresh Pasta To Go was opening in downtown St. Pete, I was extremely skeptical.

I'm basically a carb-itarian, but the concept of fresh, homemade pasta served fast-food style seemed too good to be true.

• They've done essentially what Robert Pattinson was trying to create in his beautiful, spiraling nightmare of a GQ interview last year.

This is the first U.S. location of the Venice and Canada-based restaurant. And, so far, it's been a hit — selling out before closing each night. Soon, the staff says, they'll be rotating different pasta shapes and sauces.

My verdict: *chef's kiss* The spaghetti had a wonderful bite to it. The boscaiola sauce was a tad bland, but extra grated parmesan was free, so that was an easy fix.

• I'm excited to go back and try more of their pasta shapes and sauces.

Bonus: The pastas are vegan and the sauce options range from meat to vegetarian to vegan.