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  1. Florida cable companies won’t air abortion ad bashing Disney, others
    Yesterday• Politics
    University of Texas women rally at the Texas Capitol to protest Governor Greg Abbott's signing of the nation's strictest abortion law that makes it a crime to abort a fetus after six weeks, or when a "heartbeat" is detected. Abbott signed the law Wednesday, Sept. 1st, 2021.
  2. Short on bus drivers, Pasco schools propose new start times
    Yesterday• Education
    The Pasco County school district is considering changing all school start times in January 2022 to help cope with a bus driver shortage. [Jeffrey S. Solochek | Times]
  3. Dade City Monarch Butterfly Festival is Saturday
    Oct. 18• Pasco
    Monarch butterfly
  5. Tampa Bay wakes up to cool, dry weather Monday. How long will it last?
    Oct. 18• Local Weather
    The sun rises Monday over a pond in North Tampa's Forest Hills neighborhood. The week is starting out with fall-like temperatures.
  6. For 105 days, COVID’s death toll in Florida counties went missing
    Oct. 17• Health
    Medical workers at Morton Plant Hospital in Clearwater work to stabilize a COVID-19 patient on Aug. 25. For 105 days this summer, the public could no longer find out how many people were dying of COVID in each Florida county.
  7. Florida adds 19,519 COVID cases, 1,192 deaths in past week
    Oct. 15• Health
    Florida's weekly coronavirus numbers.
  8. Man stood in sleeping Pasco girl’s doorway for 3 minutes after break-in, deputies say
    Oct. 15• Crime
    Thomas Martin Marnets, 52, of Longwood, was arrested Thursday night on a burglary charge.
  9. Driver killed when he hits tree, car catches fire near San Antonio, troopers say
    Oct. 15• Pasco
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  10. New Port Richey man in wheelchair struck and killed by turning car, troopers say
    Oct. 15• Pasco
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  11. Tampa Bay area pets looking for forever homes
    Oct. 14• Pets
    Daisy and Luke at two of many young pets available for adoption this week.
  12. It’s okay to fish redfish, snook and trout in Tampa Bay again
    Oct. 13• Environment
    A man fishes Monday off the rocky shore along the Clearwater Harbor from Sand Key Park in Clearwater.
  13. Applying for a choice school in Tampa Bay? It’s time to get in gear.
    Oct. 13• Education
    The Center for Innovation & Digital Learning at Gulf Beaches Elementary is one of 81 choice programs offered by Pinellas County Schools for the 2022-23 academic year.
  14. Pasco commissioners pick new district lines that could cut out a school board member
    Oct. 12• Pasco
    Commissioner Kathryn Starkey's second home will now be in her commission district.
  15. DeSantis prediction of Florida monoclonal antibody shortage hasn’t come true
    Oct. 12• Politics
    Gov. Ron DeSantis listens to speakers talking about monoclonal antibody treatments for COVID-19 on Thursday, Sept. 16, 2021, at a news conference at Broward Health Medical Center in Fort Lauderdale.
  16. Florida stone crab season opens Friday: Here’s what to know
    Oct. 12• Outdoors
    Fresh stone crab claws are for sale at Frenchy's Stone Crab Co. in Palm Harbor. Crab season runs Oct. 15-May 1, two weeks shorter than in past years, and the state has upped the claw size minimum to combat overfishing.
  17. There’s not much ‘tracing’ in Florida’s COVID-19 contact tracing program
    Oct. 12• Health
    Gov. Ron DeSantis, appearing in March at Palm Harbor University High School, told reporters in attendance that contact tracing doesn't work.
  18. Pasco school’s teacher of the year faces disciplinary action
    Oct. 11• Education
    The entrance to Fivay High School, where the teacher of the year is facing a reprimand over accusations he submitted falsified records relating to 10 special education students.
  19. Pasco schools add orchestra to student choice options
    Oct. 11• Education
    In this image from a YouTube video, the Wiregrass Ranch High School Band performs in May. Wiregrass Ranch and John Long Middle School make up one of four new pathways that students interested in orchestra can apply to through Pasco County's choice process.
  20. Motorcycle rider dies in collision with another motorcycle near Hudson
    Oct. 11• Breaking News
    Check tampabay.com for the latest breaking news and updates.
  21. As school mask debate fades, some parents turn ire to ‘critical race theory’
    Oct. 11• Education
    Residents ask the Pinellas County School Board on Sept. 28 to delay approval of purchases they said might contain elements of "critical race theory." The board approved the items without comment.
  22. Coronavirus in Tampa Bay schools: a weekly update
    Oct. 9• Education
    Students arrive at Bay Point Middle in St. Petersburg for the first day of school in August. Cases of COVID-19 in Tampa Bay area public schools are down dramatically from when classes started.
  23. Florida adds 25,792 COVID cases, 1,368 deaths in past week
    Oct. 9• Health
    Florida's weekly coronavirus numbers.
  24. Pasco shelter for homeless families set to open in late October
    Oct. 8• Pasco
    Bishop Gregory Parkes of the Diocese of St. Petersburg on Friday blesses the new Pasco Family Shelter with holy water. Catholic Charities, the Coalition for the Homeless of Pasco County and county government teamed up to create the shelter for homeless families in Port Richey. It is set to open by the end of October.
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