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  1. Restaurant equipment supplier Welbilt to be sold in $4.3 billion deal
    33 minutes ago• Business
    Welbilt, a maker of commercial kitchen appliances and equipment based in New Port Richey, is slated to be acquired by Illinois-based Middleby Corp, [Photo courtesy of Welbilt]
  2. Florida experts offer moving tips for seniors
    5 hours ago• Community News
    Sandra Ceballos poses for a photograph in front of a home she has listed for sale and is currently under contract April 8 in Tarpon Springs. Ceballos company, Silver Roots, works with senior citizens in downsizing, and moving.
  3. ‘Guilty!’ Chauvin verdict brings tears, renewed call for justice to Tampa Bay
    Yesterday• News
    Rev. J. C Pritchett , president of the Interdenominational Ministerial Alliance speaks to a small gathering Tuesday, April 20, 2021 in St. Petersburg, about the Derek Chauvin trial verdict in front of the Lynching Memorial.
  5. Florida transgender sports bill might have just died in the Florida Senate
    Yesterday• Politics
    The Florida House has passed a bill that would block transgender children from playing on sports teams that align with their gender.
  6. USF to open new vaccine sites for students, faculty, staff
    Yesterday• Health
    Signs advising students on ways to stop the spread of the coronavirus were placed throughout the University of South Florida last year, including at this location on the St. Petersburg campus. Since January, the school has also offered a limited number of vaccines.
  7. Pasco man faces charges in ‘boat repair shop Ponzi scheme,’ deputies say
    Yesterday• Crime
    Scott Sands, 43, was arrested after the Pasco Sheriff's Office accused him of running a chop shop
  8. Controversial Florida medical marijuana bill ‘effectively dead’
    Yesterday• Politics
    Photo of medical marijuana taken at Zen Leaf, a medical marijuana dispensary in Neptune, New Jersey. Taken April 16, 2021.
  9. Feds investigating Pasco schools giving student data to sheriff
    Apr. 19• Investigations
    U.S. Rep. Robert C. Scott, D-Virginia, called for the U.S. Department of Education to investigate the Pasco school district's data-sharing arrangement with the Sheriff's Office.
  10. 2 to 4 inches of rain predicted across Tampa Bay this week
    Apr. 18• Local Weather
    Sunday's seven-day forecast from Spectrum Bay News 9.
  11. Pasco County celebrates Earth Day on Saturday
    Apr. 18• Pasco
    LOREN ELLIOTT | Times Sandhill cranes fly over Crews Lake Wilderness Park off Shady Hills Road in Pasco County on Thursday, Nov. 10, 2016.
  12. Coronavirus in Tampa Bay schools: a weekly update
    Apr. 17• Education
    Hudson High in Pasco County reported 12 coronavirus cases this week, an unusually high number for a school that has been averaging three or four a month.
  13. Bay Area Renaissance Festival opens in new Pasco County location on Saturday
    Apr. 16• Pasco
    Crystal Fox of Tampa, who plays Lady Catherine, fences with Ryan Jones of Detroit, who plays Chippy, during the Trial by Combat Fight Show on Sunday at the 36th annual Bay Area Renaissance Festival at the Museum of Science and Industry in Tampa.
  14. Man, 24, dies trying to walk across Shady Hills Road, troopers say
    Apr. 16• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  15. Tampa Bay seniors isolated by pandemic find a virtual connection
    Apr. 16• Health
    Bill McDonald, 75, participates in an online meeting while at his home Thursday in New Port Richey. McDonald and other seniors are taking advantage of program through the Area Agency on Aging Pasco-Pinellas to help ease the social isolation of seniors during the pandemic
  16. Pasco man caught with computer files showing child sexual abuse, FDLE says
    Apr. 15• Breaking News
    Michael Friedt, 61, of Spring Hill, faces possession of child sexual abuse material charges, according to FDLE.
  17. Tampa Bay school leaders plan to watch, wait on mask decisions for fall
    Apr. 15• Education
    Student Zachary Ashcroft wears a Mickey Mouse mask at Hillsborough High on the first day of the 2020-21 school year for Hillsborough County.
  18. In Pasco, one of Shelby Nealy’s four murder trials postponed
    Apr. 15• Pasco
    Shelby Nealy appears at his 2019 arraignment on a charge of first-degree murder in the 2018 death of his ex-wife Jamie Ivancic at the West Pasco Judicial Center in New Port Richey. That trial has been delayed until August because of coronavirus restrictions.
  19. Tampa Bay area pets hope to share their love with you
    Apr. 15• Pets
    Eddie and Squeak are two of many animals looking for forever homes.
  20. Florida House passes bill banning transgender athletes from women’s sports
    Apr. 14• Politics
    Times file photo of the transgender pride flag.
  21. New Port Richey and Port Richey elect incumbents in four council seats
    Apr. 14• Pasco
    Voters in both Port Richey and New Port Richey on Tuesday returned their incumbents to all four available city council seats.
  22. Missing girl, 11, found in Tampa; suspect arrested on child sex abuse charges
    Apr. 13• Pasco
    An 11-year-old Pasco County girl who had gone missing on Monday was found safe early Tuesday in Tampa, Two teens have been arrested in connection with her disappearance.
  23. Apartment debate divides Pasco commissioners
    Apr. 13• Pasco
    Shonda Belton, 45, left, walks with a friend, who declined to be identified, near the Altis Grand at The Preserve apartments Wednesday in Odessa.
  24. No ‘significant effects’ from Johnson & Johnson shots in Florida
    Apr. 13• Health
    A sign informed motorists that the Johnson & Johnson COVID-19 vaccine was not available Tuesday at the federal vaccination site at Tampa Greyhound Track. Officials paused administration of the vaccine after reports that six women who received the drug had experienced blood clots.
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