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  1. As COVID cases climb, experts question Florida’s pandemic data
    2 hours ago• 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.
  2. Tampa Bay’s June home sales, listings tick upward
    Yesterday• Real Estate
    A home is for sale on Jan. 28, 2021, in Dunedin.
  3. With Tampa Bay in grip of Red Tide, shrimpers turn their nets toward death
    Yesterday• Environment
    Tyler Tucker, left, works with his father, Toliver Tucker, to release nets full of dead fish onto the deck of the shrimp boat, Southbound, while Toliver's wife, Jessica Tucker, navigates the Intracoastal Waterway off Treasure Island on Thursday.
  5. Tampa Bay Times assembles its first Community Reader Panel
    Yesterday• News
    The Tampa Bay Times Community Reader Panel has been formed. It is made up of 50 people from around the bay who will meet quarterly with journalists.
  6. Veterans charity head found guilty of battery leaves job
    Jul. 21• Pasco
    Brian Anderson, head of the veteran’s charity Veterans Alternative, watches as potential jurors arrive in court as jury selection begins in his misdemeanor battery case stemming from a charge that he inappropriately touched massage therapist Mariah King in October, 2020, before Sixth Judicial Circuit Court judge Joseph Poblick on Tuesday, July 13, 2021, at the West Pasco Judicial Center in New Port Richey.
  7. Florida medical marijuana deal has some questioning ‘5 percent’ rule
    Jul. 20• Politics
    Aug. 2019 file photo of legal cannabis for sale. In the frame, a vendor points out the variety of marijuana for sale at the grand opening of the Northwest Cannabis Market in Seattle.
  8. Tampa Bay transit agency faces new criticism. ‘It no longer needs to exist.’
    Jul. 19• Transportation
    A rendering from WSP Engineering shows what a potential neighborhood station could look like for a 41-mile bus rapid transit line connecting Pasco, Hillsborough and Pinellas counties. The authority's governing board has not picked a preferred alternative for how the service would operate and its study is now six months behind schedule.
  9. Tampa Bay’s rent rising faster than any other metro area this year
    Jul. 19• Real Estate
    Construction seen on 4th Street South and 2nd Avenue South in St. Petersburg on Friday, March 19, 2021.
  10. Florida leads the nation in new HIV cases
    Jul. 17• Health
    A pre-exposure prophylaxis or PrEP pill is more than 90 percent effective in preventing HIV. But only 8 percent of Floridians at risk of HIV take the daily medication.
  11. Pasco zoning dispute roils countywide commission race
    Jul. 17• Politics
    Construction on the Ridge Road Extension in West Pasco. An angry dispute over a proposed apartment complex near the Tanglewood neighborhood has further stirred up what already looked like a competitive race for a countywide commissioner’s seat.
  12. Tampa Bay has Red Tide questions. Here are some answers.
    Jul. 17• Environment
    St. Petersburg city employees clean up a fish kill in Coffeepot Bayou as the Red Tide crisis continues in Tampa Bay.
  13. Florida leads nation in coronavirus infections in 2020-like surge
    Jul. 17• Health
    Early July 2021 saw a week-to-week growth rate that's the highest Florida has seen since the first wave of COVID-19 infections in June 2020, around when Daniela St. Gerard (above) was conducting COVID-19 tests in St. Petersburg.
  14. Veterans Alternative CEO tried to take unprescribed Xanax after verdict, Pasco sheriff’s office says
    Jul. 16• Pasco
    Veterans Alternative co-founder Brian Anderson was charged with possession of a controlled substance after he allegedly attempted to ingest an unprescribed Xanax following his battery conviction on Tuesday.
  15. Overdose deaths surged in Tampa Bay as pandemic compounded loneliness, stress
    Jul. 16• Health
    Paula Taylor, 62, sits in her home on Wednesday, May 19, 2021, in New Port Richey. Taylor lost her son, Brian Vineyard, 38, to a drug overdose last June. Overdose deaths skyrocketed last year across both Tampa Bay and the nation, as the pandemic isolated many people addicted to drugs.
  16. Florida ‘white supremacist gang’ members indicted on kidnapping, assault charges
    Jul. 16• Crime
    Four Tampa Bay men were a part of a grand jury indictment that was unsealed Thursday that implicated 16 members of the group Unforgiven. Three had past criminal histories in Florida. From left to right is Jarrett Arnold, 31, of Zephyrhills, Scott Marshall, 45, of Port Richey, and Darrin Terranova, 51, of Beverly Hills.
  17. Tampa Bay Times journalists honored in Florida state news competition
    Jul. 15• Breaking News
    This photo of Carter Verhaeghe taken in 2020 by Times photographer Dirk Shadd won first place in sports photography at the Florida Society of News Editors competition.
  18. Tampa Bay area pets looking for forever homes
    Jul. 15• Pets
    Luna and Miles are just two puppies, among many animals, available for adoption.
  19. Snowcat Ridge to reopen in November with ice rink, igloo rentals
    Jul. 14• Entertainment
    Visitors slide down the snowy slopes at Snowcat Ridge, Florida's first snow park, near Dade City on Nov. 20, 2020.
  20. Pasco charity head convicted of battery for inappropriately touching massage therapist
    Jul. 13• Pasco
    Brian Anderson, head of the veteran’s charity Veterans Alternative, watches as potential jurors arrive in court as jury selection begins on Tuesday, July 13, 2021, at the West Pasco Judicial Center in New Port Richey.
  21. Tampa Bay senior home fined $10,500 for failing to isolate residents with COVID-19
    Jul. 13• Health
    The state and an assisted living facility in Trinity settled a case with a fine.
  22. Italian firm wins $3.5 billion bidding war for Pasco company Welbilt
    Jul. 13• Business
    Based in New Port Richey, Welbilt is the subject of competing acquisition attempts worth billions of dollars.
  23. Man fires at deputies, fatally shoots himself in standoff, Pasco sheriff says
    Jul. 13• Pasco
    A man fired at deputies before fatally shooting himself during a roughly two-hour standoff in Dade City on Monday, according to the Pasco County Sheriff's Office.
  24. Spring Hill man dead after fiery crash of two tanker trucks on Interstate 75
    Jul. 12• Breaking News
    A Monday morning crash caused two tanker trucks to overturn on Interstate 75. One of the drivers, a Spring Hill man, was killed.
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