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  1. With mom in mind, Wesley Chapel youth swimmer raises money for cancer research
    May 6• Outdoors
    Wyatt Deaton, 11 of Wesley Chapel, will swim for the second time in Swim Across America's annual event out of St. Petersburg. Deaton has raised more than $5,000 this year, which will benefit Johns Hopkins All-Children's Hospital.
  2. Gasparilla race director Susan Harmeling celebrating a miracle this Mother’s Day
    May 5• Outdoors
    Longtime Publix Gasparilla Distance Classic executive director Susan Harmeling and son Jeff share a powerful bond that grew even stronger when Jeff suffered a near-fatal accident last May. Courtesy of Susan Harmeling
  3. State Dept: Brittney Griner considered wrongfully detained
    May 3• Outdoors
    The Biden administration has determined that Brittney Griner is being wrongfully detained in Russia, meaning the United States will more aggressively work to secure her release even as the legal case against her plays out, two U.S. officials said Tuesday.
  5. St. Anthony’s relay race holds deeper meaning for Hillsborough ICU nurses
    May 1• Outdoors
    Intensive care unit nurses (from left) Tina Geiger, Jaime Lillo and Jayce Elliott ran the St. Anthony's Olympic distance relay as the "Resuscitators." The trio works for St. Joseph's Hospital in Tampa and signed up to compete in 2020 to get their minds off the COVID-19 pandemic.
  6. Pair of first-time St. Anthony’s Triathlon competitors take titles
    May 1• Outdoors
    Many competitors took a moment at sunrise Sunday in the water to mentally prepare before competing in the 39th St. Anthony's Triathlon in St. Petersburg.
  7. The pandemic brought him back to running. Now, he’ll give St. Anthony’s Triathlon a shot
    Apr. 29• Outdoors
    William Pearce, center, poses with mother Linda and father Bill after finishing first in the male category of the 2021 Crystal River Triathlon. Pearce, an emergency medicine physician, is competing in this weekend's St. Anthony's Triathlon for the first time.
  8. Tiger Woods golf entertainment center opens in Sarasota. Tampa is soon.
    Apr. 26• Entertainment
    As golfers enter one of two 18-hole putting courses at the new PopStroke entertainment complex in Sarasota, a quote by co-owner Tiger Woods tells of his happiest memories "spending time with my pops on the golf course having putting contests." It opens to the public at noon Thursday.
  9. Woman lost in Florida state park is rescued by helicopter
    Apr. 25• Florida
    Various agencies were deployed to the 11,000-acre Estero Bay Preserve State Park on the Gulf Coast south of Fort Myers after a woman got lost while hiking.
  10. Florida extends red snapper summer, fall seasons a few extra days
    Apr. 21• Environment
    Capt. Dylan Hubbard holds a big red snapper he caught in 2019 while filming a fishing educational course. The state has extended the 2022 red snapper season by a few days.
  11. Embrace your inner Tarzan at Bradenton’s TreeUmph!
    Apr. 19• Outdoors
    If you like hiking with a challenge, the obstacle courses at Bradenton's TreeUmph!, complete with bridges among the trees, might be for you.
  12. Tiger Woods says he’ll play in British Open at St. Andrews
    Apr. 10• Outdoors
    Tiger Woods tips his cap on the 18th green during the final round of the Masters on Sunday at Augusta National. He shoots a second straight 78, his worst score at the major.
  13. Tiger Woods has an up-and-down second round at Masters
    Apr. 9• Outdoors
    Tiger Woods watches his tee shot on the 11th tee during the second round at the Masters on Friday.
  14. Tiger Woods says ‘as of right now’ he will play the Masters
    Apr. 5• Outdoors
    Tiger Woods drops golf balls on the driving range during a practice round for the Masters on Tuesday in Augusta, Ga.
  15. Davis Riley shakes off triple bogey to reach Valspar playoff
    Mar. 21• Outdoors
    Davis Riley lines up his shot on No.3 during the final round of the Valspar Championship on Sunday at Innisbrook.
  16. Sam Burns wins playoff, repeats as Valspar champion
    Mar. 21• Outdoors
    Sam Burns celebrates his birdie on the 16th hole in a playoff, Sunday, March 20, 2022, in Palm Harbor, Fla. Burns became a back-to-back Valspar Champion.
  17. Defending Valspar champion Sam Burns still in contention
    Mar. 20• Outdoors
    Sam Burns tees off the fifth hole during the third round of the Valspar Championship on Saturday at Innisbrook.
  18. Valspar leader Davis Riley shoots bogey-free round
    Mar. 20• Outdoors
    Davis Riley watches his tee shot on the second hole during the third round of the Valspar Championship at Innisbrook on Saturday.
  19. Valspar leader Matthew NeSmith sets 36-hole record on Day 2
    Mar. 19• Outdoors
    Matthew NeSmith watches his tee shot on the eighth hole during the second round of the Valspar Championship at Innisbrook on Friday. He set a tournament record for 36 holes.
  20. Collin Morikawa, Viktor Hovland just make the Valspar cut
    Mar. 19• Outdoors
    Collin Morikawa, seen here at Wednesday's pro-am, has found his putting to be off the mark in the first two rounds of the Valspar Championship.
  21. Defending champ Sam Burns, three others top Valspar leaderboard on Day 1
    Mar. 18• Outdoors
    Defending champion Sam Burns lines up a putt on Day 1 of the Valspar Championship at Innisbrook. Burns and three others finished tied for the lead at 7-under 64.
  22. Valspar golfers get creative with personalized caddie bibs
    Mar. 18• Outdoors
    The Valspar Championship allows players to choose what they would like on the back of their caddies' jerseys as part of their Fun in the Sun initiative. Lanto Griffin wrote “It’s Lawn-toe” on his while Matt Kuchar opted for “Kick Me.”
  23. Valspar field adjusts from quick turnaround at The Players Championship
    Mar. 16• Outdoors
    Defending champ Sam Burns plays a shot at the Valspar Championship Pro-Am on Wednesday in Palm Harbor.
  24. Tampa’s Jackson Suber ready for PGA debut at Valspar Championship
    Mar. 15• Outdoors
    Ole Miss' Jackson Suber has continued to fine-tune his game as one of the nation's top collegiate golfers. The Plant High alumnus will make his Valspar Championship debut this week.
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