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She has Down syndrome, then got COVID. Could Amanda Hall learn to walk again?
  1. Downtown Tampa can get pretty gross. Just ask the team that cleans it
    Oct. 15• Business
    Teresa Walls, who oversees daily operations for the Tampa Downtown Partnership’s Clean Team, removes graffiti from an electrical box using a potent solvent called Goof Off.
  2. She has Down syndrome, then got COVID. Could Amanda Hall learn to walk again?
    Sep. 30• Health
    Amanda Hall, 42, stands with the help of a walker in her Lake Hamilton home. She has Down syndrome, then suffered severe symptoms from COVID-19 in December. It took her months to get back on her feet. "I believe one day she'll put the walker aside and walk again," said her father Walt Hall.
  3. Near Tampa, a dream realized in nuts, baklava, chocolate and Turkish coffee
    Sep. 29• Business
    Owner Loai Kader, 29, helps a costumer at Roasted!, a shop specializing in Middle Eastern nuts, spices and candy,
  5. Meet a reigning champ of Tampa’s Cuban Sandwich Festival
    Sep. 14• Video
    Chef Gregory Diaz, founder of Sabor With Love and winner of last year's Cuban Sandwich Festival.
  6. How Tampa Bay’s street poet for hire makes art in minutes
    Sep. 2• Life & Culture
    Poet-for-hire Giovanni Cerro of St. Petersburg writes poetry for passing guests for free thanks to a sponsorship by Katee Tully of Smith and Associates during the St. Pete Pride celebration on Beach Drive in June in St. Petersburg.
  7. One Small Act: Repairing violins, one at a time
    Sep. 1• Video
    Shikha Beaver is one of the kids who received a violin repaired by Dunedin-based woodworker, John Sweeny.
  8. Feeding Tampa Bay food bank still seeing high demand
    Aug. 25• Video
    The staff and volunteer team at Feeding Tampa Bay handles giving out food boxes to the public at distribution centers across 10 counties.
  9. With spearguns, Florida women earned a place among the world’s elite
    Aug. 25• Sports
    Melody Engle brings up the amberjack she shot in the Gulf of Mexico. Engle started spearfishing about five years ago and is captain of the women's USA spearfishing team that will compete in Italy next month.
  10. Tampa-based filmmakers explore the immigrant experience in new short
    Aug. 10• Video
    Shady Mawajdeh is the director of "American Immigrant."
  11. Dribbling Down Barriers: Muslim girls shoot hoops
    Jul. 28• Video
    A basketball player in the Dribbling Down Barriers summer camp.
  12. A Florida KKK murder plot: Grab him up, take him to the river
    Jul. 27• Crime
    Latonya Crowley of Paltka, mother of Warren Williams, said her family still fears white supremacists will return for revenge after the FBI headed off a murder plot against her son.
  13. Tampa Bay has Red Tide questions. Here are some answers.
    Jul. 17• Environment
    St. Petersburg city employees clean up a fish kill in Coffeepot Bayou as the Red Tide crisis continues in Tampa Bay.
  14. Florida Orchestra, YMCA make free music and arts lessons available for St. Pete youth
    Jul. 14• Video
    A student at the Childs Park YMCA paints in visual arts class.
  15. Ron Miscavige, who renounced Scientology, the church his son leads, dies at 85
    Jun. 28• Clearwater
    JAMES BORCHUCK | [Times (2016)] Ron Miscavige practices trumpet in the living room of his suburban Milwaukee home Tuesday, August 2, 2016.
  16. How a Florida bill becomes a law, explained
    Jun. 1• Politics
    Lawmaking in Florida can be complicated. State government reporter Kirby Wilson explains the process.
  17. On to Round 2: Lightning finish off Panthers in Game 6
    May 27• Lightning
    Lightning center Brayden Point celebrates his goal during the third period of Game 6 at Amalie Arena on Wednesday night.
  18. Nikita Kucherov injured, series turns ugly in Lightning’s Game 4 win over Panthers
    May 22• Lightning
    Tampa Bay Lightning right wing Nikita Kucherov hobbles off the ice as he appears to be injured after taking a slash against the Florida Panthers in the third period of Game 4 Saturday afternoon at Amalie Arena.
  19. In the case of Willy Adames, parting really is sweet sorrow
    May 22• Rays
    Without his infectious energy, dugout celebrations in Tampa Bay will never be the same following the trade of Willy Adames to the Brewers on Friday.
  20. Lightning’s Sonya Bryson-Kirksey unveils children’s reading project
    May 18• Lightning
    The Lightning's national anthem singer, Sonya Bryson-Kirksey, has launched a reading program for kids that is deeply personal.
  21. They’re not locusts, just Florida’s giant grasshoppers
    May 13• Video
    A mature Eastern Lubber grasshopper rests on the hand of Douglas Dodge, a fifth grade teacher at Bay Point Elementary School.
  22. New Buc Kyle Trask: ‘I just feel very welcome already’
    May 8• Bucs
    Bucs second-round draft pick Kyle Trask, who set the University of Florida's single-season touchdown pass record (43) in 2020, attended Friday evening's Dick Vitale Gala in Sarasota with girlfriend Jade Caraway.
  23. Why Kyle Trask makes sense for the Bucs
    May 1• Bucs
    Florida quarterback Kyle Trask (11) throws against Oklahoma during the NCAA Cotton Bowl college football game Wednesday, Dec.30, 2020, in Arlington, Texas. (AP Photo/Ron Jenkins)
  24. Here’s the real reason you think Joe Tryon is a great draft pick
    Apr. 30• Bucs
    When you've got the Lombardi Trophy in your hands on the last day of the season, like Bucs general manager Jason Licht, people tend to cut you slack on whatever personnel decisions you might make.
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