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  1. Rays’ first workout: ‘Good to see some smiling faces’
    Yesterday• Rays
    Rays manager Kevin Cash talks with head athletic trainer Joe Benge during a voluntary workout at Tropicana Field on Monday. [WILL VRAGOVIC | Tampa Bay Rays]
  2. Iconic Pinellas beaches reopen
    May 4• Health
    Visitors returned to Pass-A-Grille Beach, St. Pete Beach, Monday morning as beaches in Pinellas County reopened during the coronavirus pandemic. The view is looking north. [SCOTT KEELER | Times]
  3. A new program in Pinellas is helping to feed hundreds of kids at home
    Apr. 20• News
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  5. Pinellas nursing home evacuated after outbreak; 3 dead from coronavirus
    Apr. 17• Health
    Ambulances line the entrance before the remaining 39 residents are evacuated from Freedom Square of Seminole, Friday, April 17, 2020 in Seminole. Three nursing home residents have died of the coronavirus in an outbreak that has afflicted Freedom Square of Seminole, a sprawling retirement community that has seen dozens of residents hospitalized because of the virus, officials said. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  6. Connecting in creative ways — Tampa Bay finds light amid escalating pandemic
    Apr. 17• Video
    Pinellas County School employees load a bus with food from Meals on Wheels 4 Kids. [JAMES BORCHUCK | James Borchuck]
  7. What’s it like to take a $350,000-plus Aston Martin for a spin in Tampa?
    Mar. 30• Arts & Entertainment
    Aston Martin DBS [Luis Santana]
  8. Drive-thru testing starts at local BayCare centers for those who meet criteria
    Mar. 18• Health
    Registered phlebotomy technician Pam Graeff, left, and Cathy Green, APRN, right, prepare to do a drive-thru COVID-19 test at the BayCare Urgent Care in Carillon Wednesday, March 18, 2020 in St. Petersburg, FL. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  9. Pinellas announces coronavirus restrictions on alcohol sales and restaurants
    Mar. 17• Pinellas
    Pinellas County Sheriff Bob Gualtieri said he would rather educate the public about recent emergency orders instead of taking enforcement actions. [DIRK SHADD | Times]
  10. Hillsborough announces coronavirus restrictions on bars, restaurants, nightlife
    Mar. 17• Health
    Hillsborough County Administrator Mike Merrill, center, sits between County Commissioner Les Miller, left, and Tampa Mayor Jane Castor, right, during a meeting opf the Hillsborough County Emergency Policy Group on Thursday. [MARTHA ASENCIO RHINE | Times]
  11. It’s a world gone mad — for toilet paper
    Mar. 16• News
    At the Northeast Shopping Center Publix, customers had cleared out the entire aisle of paper goods, including paper towels and toilet paper, by the end of the day Sunday. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  12. Adventure Island opens new Solar Vortex waterslide in Tampa for season
    Mar. 12• Arts & Entertainment
    Tampa's Adventure Island, across the street from Busch Gardens, will debut Solar Vortex to the public on March 14. [Adventure Island]
  13. Watch: A rare right whale and her calf spotted in the Gulf of Mexico
    Mar. 12• Environment
    A rare right whale and her calf showed up in the Gulf of Mexico near Pensacola. Normally the remaining 400 right whales stay in the Atlantic Ocean. They migrate south from New England every spring to give birth to their calves off St. Augustine. This pair were previously spotted in February off Key Largo, then showed up in the northern Gulf. [Clearwater Marine Aquarium Research]
  14. Why do Gardaworld’s armored trucks keep crashing?
    Mar. 3• Video
    GardaWorld's armored trucks keep crashing over the past few years. This video unveils what has led to it. [ELI ZHANG | Tampa Bay Times]
  15. For family of teen shot at Tampa cop’s home, anger and unanswered questions
    Jan. 29• Hillsborough
    Brad Hulett holds a basketball signed by teammates and friends of his son while describing the recent shooting death of 15-year-old Bradley Hulett in Fishhawk Ranch December 13, 2019. Photo taken Wednesday, Jan. 15, 2020 in Lithia, FL. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  16. All the new Florida State Fair foods, from Oreo funnel cake to peanut butter ramen burgers
    Jan. 22• Food
    Clockwise from left: Cheesy Sriracha Funnel Cake Bites, Piña Colada Candy Apple, Candy Corn and Cheeseburger-On-A-Stick [Courtesy of the Florida State Fair]
  17. Archaeologists begin search for African American graves in Clearwater
    Jan. 21• Clearwater
    Muhammad Abdur-Rahim points out the location of a former African American cemetery in the old Clearwater Heights neighborhood, where he grew up. Archaeologists have begun surveying the land using ground penetrating radar. [JAMES BORCHUCK | Times]
  18. Are lengthy prison sentences discriminatory? | Editorial
    Jan. 17• Opinion
    Jomari DeLeon, is pictured at at Gadsden Correctional Facility in Quincy, Florida August 7, 2019. Jomari is three years into a 15-year sentence for drug trafficking. She sold 48 tablets of prescription tablets over two days to an undercover officer. [JOHN PENDYGRAFT | Times]
  19. Fire causes $1 million in damage to Oldsmar mansion
    Jan. 7• Pinellas
    A severe fire Sunday night left a two-story, nearly 10,000 square foot Oldsmar home with about $1 million in damage. Tom Jamison, the East Lake Fire Rescue Fire Chief, said. [East Lake Fire Rescue]
  20. Epiphany 2020: Visits from Greek prime minister, new archbishop buoy crowd
    Jan. 6• Pinellas
    Hunter Sakadales, 18, of Tarpon Springs emerges with the cross at Epiphany on Monday. [DOUGLAS R. CLIFFORD | TImes]
  21. 50 things to know about the Tampa Bay area’s forgotten cemeteries
    Dec. 31, 2019• Hillsborough
    Archaeologists say Zion Cemetery likely was full when it disappeared in the late 1920s. This map of Zion was filed with the Hillsborough County Clerk when Zion was established on Feb. 20, 1901. The cemetery on North Florida Avenue contained 98 plots, each 20 feet wide and with room for about eight graves. That's a total of about 800 graves. There was also a potters field on the north end of the cemetery for people who couldn't afford a coffin. [HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY CLERK'S OFFI | Hillsborough County Clerk's offi]
  22. Words, music: A celebration of Kwanzaa
    Dec. 28, 2019• Pinellas
    Ava Calvin, 5, participates in a unity dance during the First Night of Kwanzaa in St. Petersburg ceremony on Thursday evening. [BOYZELL HOSEY | Tampa Bay Times]
  23. ‘He never stopped smiling.’ Vigil held for 15-year-old who died in Tampa officer’s home.
    Dec. 17, 2019• Hillsborough
    Unidentified mourners gather for a candlelight vigil in memory of Bradley Hulett, 15, held at Park Square Plaza in the Fish Hawk Ranch community in Lithia, Florida on Monday, December 16, 2019. Hulett was fatally shot at the home of a Tampa Police Officer last Friday according the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office. [OCTAVIO JONES | Times]
  24. An autistic child melts down. An officer makes a decision. A family suffers the consequences.
    Dec. 8, 2019• Long Reads
    Staci Plonsky holds art from her autistic son, A.J. Plonsky, depicting his memory of being taken by the school resource officer to a mental health facility under Florida's Baker Act law. The incident took place on A.J's first day of middle school. Photo taken November 17, 2019. [JOHN PENDYGRAFT | Times]
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