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  1. When airline passengers behave badly, they rarely face prosecution
    Yesterday• Transportation
    The tail of a JetBlue plane is seen as it prepares to take off in 2020. A woman on a JetBlue Airways Corp. flight from Miami to Los Angeles yelled at a flight attendant and slammed into his body, almost knocking him into a lavatory, according to the FAA. She is one of many passengers who have behaved badly on jets, often to little or no consequence to themselves.
  2. Wengay Newton explains cryptic comment about Ken Welch
    Yesterday• Elections
    St. Petersburg mayoral candidate Wengay Newton poses for a portrait at his childhood home which he has donated to Pinellas County Habitat for Humanity pictured on June 17 in St. Petersburg
  3. Isn’t she Lucky? Florida turtle rehabbed in time to join marathon race
    Yesterday• Environment
    In this photo provided by the Florida Keys News Bureau, Bette Zirkelbach, left, and Richie Moretti carry "Lucky Pulse," a juvenile green sea turtle to be released off the Florida Keys Friday, July 23, 2021, in Marathon, Fla. The reptile was rehabilitated at the Keys-based Turtle Hospital and was fitted with a satellite-tracking transmitter to participate in the Tour de Turtles, an online educational tracking program coordinated by the Sea Turtle Conservancy. Beginning Aug. 1, the initiative is to follow 19 sea turtles for three months. (Andy Newman/Florida Keys News Bureau via AP)
  5. Florida man accidentally shoots himself while showing off gun at a bar
    Yesterday• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  6. DeSantis picks Senate President’s daughter for USF trustee
    Yesterday• Politics
    Florida Senator Wilton Simpson, R- Trilby, left, greets Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, right, during a joint session of the Florida Legislature, Tuesday, January 14, 2020.
  7. Fire ant life’s expert in USF
    Yesterday• Community News
    Dr. Deby Cassill has spent 30 years researching the lives of fire ants.
  8. Florida not alone in scaling back virus reporting
    Yesterday• Florida
    This May 4, 2021 file photo shows Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis speaking during a news conference at West Miami Middle School in Miami.
  9. Tropical system forming off Florida’s Atlantic coast
    Yesterday• Hurricane
    National Hurricane Center's Saturday forecast shows a medium chance of a system strengthening into a cyclone within 48 hours.
  10. Thousands protest lockdown in Sydney, several arrested
    Yesterday• Nation & World
    A protester, center, is arrested by police at a demonstration at Sydney Town Hall during a 'World Wide Rally For Freedom' anti-lockdown rally Saturday in Sydney.
  11. Red Tide suspected as manatees deaths pile up in Tampa Bay
    Yesterday• Environment
    Red Tide is suspected in the deaths of eight of nine manatees recently found off the coasts of Pinellas and Hillsborough counties, according to data from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.
  12. Groups worry about tapping COVID-19 relief for infrastructure
    Yesterday• Nation & World
    Workers repair a park near the Capitol in Washington, Wednesday, July 21, 2021, as senators struggle to reach a compromise over how to pay for nearly $1 trillion in public works spending, a key part of President Joe Biden's agenda.
  13. Tourism board talks long-term vision for Daytona Beach
    Yesterday• Florida
    In this June 12, 2021 photo, Daytona Truck Meet, enthusiasts pack Atlantic Avenue and sidewalk near the Ocean Center, in Daytona Beach.
  14. Slain Tampa security guard was problem solver, peacemaker, mother of three
    Yesterday• Crime
    The children are helping hold the family together, relatives say, after the slaying of Alisha Windfield, back right, shown here during a family outing with them and husband Ryan Capel, back left.
  15. USF, big on ambition, hits a bump as its still-new president steps down
    Yesterday• Education
    USF president Steve Currall speaks at a June 23 Board of Governors meeting in St. Petersburg, where a board member questioned whether the school was being aggressive enough about its goals.
  16. Florida adds 73,199 coronavirus cases, 282 deaths in the past week
    Yesterday• Health
    Florida's weekly coronavirus numbers.
  17. As Florida Cuba protests continue, Democrats to run online ad campaign
    Yesterday• Politics
    Screengrab of a Democratic National Committee online advertising campaign that will run in Cuban communities across Florida. Republicans have been calling for more action from President Joe Biden on Cuba for months.
  18. Green Beret veteran challenges Kathy Castor for House seat
    Yesterday• Politics
    ANGELIQUE HERRING | Times Jarrid "Jay" Collins prepares for a rugby match at the Warrior Games in 2019 in Tampa. Collins has filed to challenge U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor for the House seat.
  19. Pasco Sheriff’s Office letter targets residents for ‘increased accountability’
    Yesterday• Investigations
    A letter from the Pasco Sheriff's Office tells recipients they will be facing enhanced police scrutiny under Sheriff Chris Nocco's controversial intelligence program.
  20. As Florida hits 10,000 cases a day, experts seek more COVID data from state
    Yesterday• Health
    Jennifer Loyless, holds her daughter, Avery, 12, as she prepares to receive a COVID-19 vaccine at a mobile site in West Palm Beach on May 14.
  21. Records provide more details in sham 2020 Florida candidate probe
    Yesterday• Politics
    Frank Artiles leaves the Turner Guilford Knight Correctional Center in Miami on March 18, 2021.
  22. ‘Unvaccinated folks ... are letting us down’: Republicans ramp up vaccine push
    Yesterday• Health
    House Minority Whip Steve Scalise, R-La., joined by House Republican Conference Chair Elise Stefanik, R-N.Y., left, and members of the GOP Doctors Caucus, speaks during a news conference about the Delta variant of COVID-19 and the origin of the virus, at the Capitol in Washington, Thursday, July 22, 2021.
  23. Appeals court reverses course, lifts CDC cruise COVID-19 safety rules
    Yesterday• Politics
    A man watches as Royal Caribbean International's Freedom of the Seas cruise ship sets off down Government Cut past Miami's South Pointe Park on a simulated voyage from PortMiami on June 20, 2021.
  24. Tampa man arrested in fatal shooting at Town ‘N Country intersection
    Yesterday• Crime
    Curtis James, 43, of Tampa, is accused of shooting and killing another man at a Town 'N Country intersection.
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