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Connie Humburg - Former Times Staffer
Connie Humburg

Former Times Staffer

  1. Young people in Florida are also dying from coronavirus
    July 31, 2020• Health
    Elaine Minichino, 58, of Clearwater, holds an urn containing the remains of her son, Adam Hergenreder, 32, on Thursday, July 30, 2020, at her home in Clearwater. Hergenreder passed away on July 6, 2020, after falling ill with COVID-19 in March. Minichino said Hergenreder's health continued to deteriorate as complications from asthma and a back injury he sustained during his illness mounted, eventually resulting in his death.
  2. In Florida, 83 percent of coronavirus deaths are people 65 and older
    May 17, 2020• Health
    Registered nurse Robert Atchison cares for a COVID-19 patient recently in the intensive care unit at Gulf Coast Medical Center in Fort Myers. "We're saving everyone we can," Atchison said.
  3. Florida released a list of coronavirus deaths. But key information is blacked out
    May 7, 2020• Health
    The list of deaths released Wednesday by Florida officials was heavily redacted. This is the first page of the list.
  5. This major armored truck company took dangerous shortcuts. Mayhem followed.
    March 1, 2020• Investigations
    Bobbie Jean Phillips lost control of her Garda armored truck in Ohio in 2014 and slammed into a dump truck. She died. Two people in the dump truck were seriously injured.
  6. FEC to Mitt Romney, Michele Bachmann and 48 more zombie campaigns: Why are you still here?
    May 30, 2019• Investigations
    In their political afterlife, former politicians and their staffers are hoarding unspent campaign donations for years and using them to finance their lifestyles, advance new careers and pay family members, an investigation by the Tampa Bay Times, 10News WTSP and TEGNA-owned TV stations found.
  7. Zombie campaigns still spending as FEC says no crackdown until 2019
    Aug. 20, 2018• Investigations
    [Steve Madden]
  8. Perspective: What Florida political insiders are saying
    Jan. 8, 2016• Opinion
  9. CANCER DOCTORS TOP LIST
    April 10, 2014• Archive
  10. Spring Hill cancer doctors get highest Medicare reimbursements in Tampa Bay
    April 10, 2014• Health
    Thomas Huayang Tang
  11. Alex Sink reaches outside Pinellas for congressional campaign contributions
    Jan. 8, 2014• Florida Politics
  12. OUTSIDE FUNDS POUR IN FOR SINK
    Jan. 8, 2014• Archive
  13. BRACING FOR A SOAKING IN RATES
    Nov. 5, 2013• Archive
  14. NO FAIR DEAL IN LOWLAND
    Nov. 4, 2013• Archive
  15. 'Nonviolent' work release centers house murderers, other violent criminals
    June 28, 2013• News
    A dozen inmates were sent back to prison for various violations and Goodwill was ordered to tighten up its security and oversight after law enforcement officers searched residents’ rooms at the Largo Residential Re-entry Center on Jan. 7. As of Jan. 31, 46 violent inmates were residents at the facility.
  16. HOUSE APPROVES BAN ON INTERNET CAFE GAMBLING
    March 25, 2013• Archive
  17. WORK RELEASE PROMISES UNTRUE
    Feb. 25, 2013• Archive
  18. Many killers who go free with Florida 'stand your ground' law have history of violence
    Feb. 17, 2013• News
    mMax Horn, who had run-ins with the law in his 20s, was accused years later of killing Joseph Martell in 2008 in New Port Richey. Here he demonstrates during his trial how he raised his gun and shot. He was acquitted.
  19. A ROUGH CROWD BENEFITS FROM LAW
    July 23, 2012• Archive
  20. OFFICERS RAKE IN OVERTIME
    June 12, 2012• Archive
  21. RACE'S COMPLEX ROLE
    June 4, 2012• Archive
  22. UNEVEN GROUND
    June 4, 2012• Archive
  23. OF ALL COLORS
    May 18, 2012• Archive
  24. SHAKY GROUND
    March 23, 2012• Archive