Claire McNeill

The Trial of John Jonchuck Day 9: Watch as the defense introduces insanity

The prosecution rested its case Wednesday morning. Now the defense will argue Jonchuck was insane when he killed Phoebe.

The Trial of John Jonchuck Day 8: Proving the murder

Watch prosecutors continue to call witnesses in their effort to prove Jonchuck is guilty.

The Trial of John Jonchuck Day 7: Watch prosecutors establish their case

State attorneys are calling more witnesses to testify about what they saw the night Phoebe died.

The Trial of John Jonchuck, Day 6: Watch the opening statements

With a jury finally picked, opening statements have begun in the trial of John Jonchuck, accused of throwing his daughter off the Dick Misener Bridge.

Bill Nelson, last Democrat standing in Florida politics, remains silent in defeat

The fabled blue wave failed to materialize for Nelson in his bid against Rick Scott.

Rick Scott declares victory in Florida U.S. Senate race over three-term incumbent Bill Nelson

Buoyed by his own money and a highly-motivated Republican turnout, Scott was edging Nelson in a race that was tight from beginning to end.

Larsen and Cane prevail in Pinellas District 2 School Board race, toppling incumbent Krassner

Stewart and Dudley head to runoff in Pinellas School Board District 6 race

In the county’s only School Board race without an incumbent, voters have sent a human resources manager and a former city council member and coach to this fall's general election.

After year as interim leader, Martin Tadlock takes chancellor reins at USFSP

For USFSP, which has been roiled in recent years by turnover at the highest levels, Tadlock's appointment is a nod toward stability.

USF funding takes a hit despite preeminence bump

How, exactly, does USF become preeminent and yet lose out on that performance-based funding in the same year?