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  1. Could Delta-8 marijuana products soon be a thing of the past in Florida?
    Yesterday• Politics
    CBD oil in a bottle with dropper May 7, 2021 in St. Petersburg.
  2. Florida COVID cases fell Thanksgiving week, but so did vaccinations
    Yesterday• Health
    Nurse Jordan Dierksheide prepares paperwork while Josemaria Mejia, 7, of Ruskin, lifts his arm before receiving a dose of the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine during a vaccination event hosted by Enterprising Latinas at Wimauma Opportunity Center in Wimauma on Nov. 14.
  3. Omicron variant may already be in Florida. What happens next?
    Yesterday• Health
    Jonathan Pagliarulo, 11, gets tested for COVID-19 in August after vaccinated family members tested positive for the virus in North Miami.
  5. One man dead after two motorcycles crash in Pasco County
    Nov. 28• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  6. Land O’Lakes motorcyclist killed in Wesley Chapel crash
    Nov. 27• Pasco
    A motorcyclist died in a crash with an SUV Friday night in Wesley Chapel.
  7. Traffic pacing slated for Pasco portion of I-75 Monday night
    Nov. 26• Pasco
    Traffic will be paced at approximately 15 mph by officers one or more times for up to 20 minutes in each direction between 9 p.m. Monday and 5 a.m. Tuesday.
  8. Thanksgiving in Tampa Bay: What’s open and closed
    Nov. 25• Business
    A sign at a Tampa Winn Dixie announces employees will have Thanksgiving off.
  9. Jacksonville-based agency appointed to run foster care in Pinellas, Pasco
    Nov. 24• Pinellas
    The Florida Department of Children and Families appointed Family Support Services of Northeast Florida as the agency to run child welfare in Pinellas and Pasco counties. Some child welfare experts fear it is rushing the decision.
  10. Amid free speech concerns, UF declares it is ‘free from undue influence’
    Nov. 24• Education
    University of Florida President Kent Fuchs sent a message to the campus community addressing the recent controversy over academic freedom.
  11. Tampa Bay light displays, ice skating: 5 things to do with the family this weekend
    Nov. 24• Kids & Family
    Enchant Christmas at Tropicana Field returns Nov. 26, turning the baseball field into a massive holiday winter wonderland.
  12. Florida parents say they want rights in schools. What does that mean?
    Nov. 23• Education
    Families who oppose mask mandates gathered outside Pinellas County school district headquarters in Largo before an Aug. 24 School Board meeting. The recent push for parents' rights has expanded beyond masks to include other issues.
  13. Florida COVID vaccine rules make it easy for workers to opt out, experts say
    Nov. 22• Health
    On Thursday, state Surgeon General Dr. Joseph Ladapo signed an emergency rule outlining a number of exemptions an employee can claim to avoid a workplace vaccine mandate.
  14. Key hearing granted for man claiming innocence in 1997 Pasco murder
    Nov. 22• Crime
    Pinellas-Pasco Judge Lynn Tepper, pictured at an August hearing, granted an evidentiary hearing in Gary Steven Cannon's bid for a new trial. Cannon was convicted in 2005 of the rape and murder of 9-year-old Sharra Ferger.
  15. Man swings machete, another fires handgun, both injured, Pasco deputies say
    Nov. 22• Breaking News
    Two men were taken to a hospital after the fight with injuries that were not life-threatening.
  16. DeSantis calls on Florida Legislature to lower gas tax, citing inflation
    Nov. 22• Politics
    From left, State Attorney General Ashley Moody, House Speaker Chris Sprowls and Senate President Wilton Simpson stand behind Gov. Ron DeSantis at a news conference last week. DeSantis said Monday he is asking the Legislature to temporarily lower the state gas tax.
  17. Dog’s good manners according to a Lutz expert
    Nov. 20• Community News
    Angelica Steinker, owner of Courteous Canine, Inc. in Lutz, poses with Power, one of her three dogs. (photo by Kendra Bailey)
  18. Rush to appoint foster care agency in Pinellas, Pasco could backfire, child welfare experts warn
    Nov. 19• Pinellas
    The Florida Department of Children and Families is planning to appoint a new agency to run child welfare in Pinellas and Pasco counties. Some child welfare experts fear it is rushing the decision.
  19. Christina Fitzpatrick leads early fundraising in Pasco commission race
    Nov. 18• Politics
    Christina Fitzpatrick, County Commissioner, District 4, attends a Pasco County Commission meeting on Oct. 26, 2021, at the West Pasco Government Center in New Port Richey.
  20. Congressional panel to investigate UF over free speech allegations
    Nov. 18• Education
    The U.S. House’s Committee on Oversight and Reform has given the University of Florida a Dec. 2 deadline to respond to an eight-part records request. The campus entrance at the University of Florida in Gainesville is pictured.
  21. Tampa Bay area adoptable pets available for loving families
    Nov. 18• Pets
    Cleo and Georgia are two senior animals hoping to find love and comfort for the rest of their lives.
  22. Tampa Bay is expected to have a pleasant, dry Thanksgiving next week
    Nov. 18• Local Weather
    Thanksgiving will be nice, but two separate cold fronts are expected to enter the region before then.
  23. Florida Legislature sends COVID-19 vaccine bills to Gov. DeSantis. Now what?
    Nov. 17• Politics
    Florida State Representatives participate in a special legislative session considering bills targeting COVID-19 vaccine mandates, Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2021, in Tallahassee, Fla. Florida lawmakers on Monday began debating a package of bills to combat coronavirus vaccine mandates, continuing Republican Gov. Ron DeSantis' fight against virus rules.
  24. Pasco school district closes comments on Facebook, Twitter
    Nov. 17• Education
    Speech-language pathologist Caitlin Al-Mutawa speaks during a Pasco School Board meeting in December 2020. The public can address the School Board during public meetings, but the district curtailed its ability to comment on district social media pages in November amid a rise in negative remarks.
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