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  1. A Tampa doctor did surgery on the wrong testicle, state board finds
    55 minutes ago• Health
    The Florida Board of Medicine fined a Tampa urologist in an order filed Thursday.
  2. Tampa International will have few American Airlines cancellations
    Yesterday• Business
    American Airlines canceled dozens of flights nationally, but few cancellations are expected at Tampa International Airport. Pictured is an American Airlines flight in January. | [Chris Urso | Times]
  3. Ronnie Oneal III found guilty in Riverview family slayings
    Yesterday• Hillsborough
    Ronnie Oneal III becomes emotional while representing himself during closing arguments during his murder trial at the George E. Edgecomb Courthouse in Tampa on Monday.
  5. Big Tobacco targeted Black Floridians. Menthol ban aims to reverse the damage.
    Yesterday• Health
    Briana Brooks, 21, is a pre-law student who is organizing anti-tobacco efforts in St. Petersburg as a national ambassador with the Truth Initiative, the nation’s largest nonprofit anti-tobacco organization. She's focusing on predominantly Black neighborhoods, where she has family. The tobacco industry targets the Black community to sell menthol-flavored cigarettes, which are easier to start smoking and harder to stop.
  6. After four decades, Cephas Gilbert has left Ybor to start an organic farm
    Yesterday• Food
    Cephas Gilbert poses for a portrait on his farm in Tampa.
  7. 5 things to do with kids in Tampa Bay this week: June 21-27
    Yesterday• Kids & Family
    Busch Gardens has made its new end-of-night show “Spark” a nightly event that can be viewed every evening through Aug. 8. The show will then switch back to weekends only through Labor Day. “Spark” is Busch Gardens’ largest fireworks display ever, with lasers, pyrotechnics and water elements.
  8. Man dies after car crashes, overturns into Hillsborough River
    Yesterday• Tampa
    Man dies after car crashes and overturns into the river
  9. Man faces tampering charge after burning body found near Sunshine Skyway bridge
    Jun. 20• Breaking News
    For the latest breaking news and updates, check tampabay.com.
  10. Tampa Bay has a new reason to celebrate Juneteenth
    Jun. 19• Entertainment
    Layla Zephyrin, age 4, smiles after seeing her face painted by Isha Joseph during the Juneteenth Jam at the Northstar Academies on Saturday in St. Petersburg. Juneteenth was celebrated across Tampa Bay.
  11. Tampa man arrested on murder charge in heroin overdose death
    Jun. 18• Crime
    Joseph Stillitano, 31, was charged with first-degree murder under a Florida law that allows the state to seek murder charges when a person dies from an overdose.
  12. Tampa’s Sykes Enterprises to be sold in $2.2 billion deal
    Jun. 18• Business
    Chuck Sykes is the CEO of Sykes Enterprises, one of Tampa Bay's largest public companies. On June 18, 2020, the company announced a deal to be sold for $2.2 billion to a Miami company called Sitel Group.
  13. Mayor Jane Castor and Tampa City Council reach compromise on police oversight board
    Jun. 17• Tampa
    The Tampa City Council reached a compromise on police reform Thursday in a 4-3 vote.
  14. Kenny Chesney is going back on tour, and Tampa will be his first stop
    Jun. 17• Music News
    Kenny Chesney, shown here performing at Tampa's Raymond James Stadium in 2018, will kick off his 2022 tour there next April.
  15. Bar dismisses complaint against Hillsborough Commissioner Kemp
    Jun. 17• Hillsborough
    Hillsborough Count Commission Chairwoman Pat Kemp said she will seek reimbursement of her legal bill over a complaint made to the Florida Bar.
  16. Florida Supreme Court issues another defeat to marijuana legalization
    Jun. 17• Politics
    Attorney Michael Minardi speaks with reporters Tuesday while flanked by his clients Joshua McAdams, left, and Taylor Bland-Ball, who are trying to convince a judge that they should be able to treat their son's leukemia with medical marijuana. [TONY MARRERO l Times]
  17. Court ruling knocks as many as 43,000 in Florida off a path to citizenship
    Jun. 17• Hillsborough
    For Jorge and Delmy Garcia, Temporary Protected Status has lasted more than 30 years. They came to the U.S. illegally from Honduras and later gained the status that enables them to remain here legally. But a recent Supreme Court ruling has dashed their hopes of becoming permanent residents.
  18. Tom Brady, Patrick Mahomes grace the cover of Madden 22
    Jun. 17• Bucs
    Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady (12) congratulates Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes (15) after their NFL football game Sunday, Nov. 29, 2020, in Tampa, Fla. (AP Photo/Jason Behnken)
  19. Hillsborough sales tax refund plan disputed
    Jun. 17• Hillsborough
    Mailers promoted the 1 percent sales tax for transportation in Hillsborough County in advance of the November 2018 referendum. A judge is now being asked for guidance on how the proceeds should be refunded after the Florida Supreme Court voided the tax. (Times, 2018)
  20. Tampa’s Pilot Bank selling to Michigan credit union in $96 million deal
    Jun. 17• Business
    Tampa-based Pilot Bank is being sold to Lake Michigan Credit Union in Grand Rapids, Mich.
  21. Pinellas’ fish kill cleanup starts as Red Tide keeps moving north
    Jun. 16• Environment
    Rob Asay, 53, and Amy Fetherston, 50, both of The Villages, walk past dozens of dead fish scattered along the beach at Honeymoon Island State Park on Wednesday in Dunedin. Contractors started removing dead fish while Red Tide continued moving north along the Pinellas coast, with concentrations being detected off Clearwater Beach and Honeymoon Island.
  22. USF, four other Florida schools earn high worldwide rankings for patents
    Jun. 16• Education
    Robert Bair, a doctoral student at USF, talks with reporters in 2015 about the NEWgenerator, which converts human wastewater into clean water, fertilizer and energy. The university in 2020 received a patent for the generator, along with more than 120 other patents.
  23. Hillsborough pursues African American art museum
    Jun. 16• Hillsborough
    Hillsborough Commissioner Gwen Myers is advocating for a Hillsborough County African-American Art Museum & Cultural Center. She is shown during the June 16 commission meeting on HGTV.
  24. Hillsborough County is seeking proposals for a potential film studio partner
    Jun. 16• Movies
    Director Dan Myrick, left, and Sabrina Miller, scripts supervisor, both look on a monitor during the filming of "Black Veil" in downtown Plant City in January 2020.
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