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How Florida's trans athlete ban became law
  1. 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.
  2. 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.
  3. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. 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.
  7. 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.
  8. 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.
  9. 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)
  10. 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.
  11. Will the Bucs play the draft waiting game at No. 32?
    Apr. 28• Bucs
    A general view of the 2021 NFL draft logo. This year's draft will be held in Cleveland.
  12. Fully vaccinated Americans can go outside without a mask, says CDC
    Apr. 27• Health
    In this March 11 photo, President Joe Biden holds up his mask as he speaks about the COVID-19 pandemic during a prime-time address from the East Room of the White House in Washington. U.S. health officials on Tuesday say fully vaccinated Americans don’t need to wear masks outdoors anymore unless they are in a big crowd of strangers, and those who are unvaccinated can go without a face covering outside in some cases, too.
  13. Tampa Bay’s found cemeteries were never really lost
    Apr. 26• Video
    Archaeologists survey Zion Cemetery in Tampa.
  14. With critical stretch ahead, Lightning look to rebound
    Apr. 14• Lightning
    Coming off their worst loss of the year Tuesday night in Nashville, forward Tyler Johnson and the Lightning hope to get back to form Thursday as they open a four-game stretch against division rivals Florida and Carolina. Johnson is in the middle of an 11-game goal drought.
  15. ‘Where we need to be’: For Rays fans, Trop opener like returning home
    Apr. 9• Rays
    Raymond hold a sign saying “We Missed you” as fans are greeted before the doors open at Tropicana Field for the Tampa Bay Rays home opening day against the New York Yankees, on Friday, April 9, 2021 in St. Petersburg.
  16. Rays food offerings to include Nathan’s hot dogs, boozy milkshakes
    Apr. 8• Rays
    The Beans & Barlour caramel and peanut butter milkshake with a Cracker Jack rim, whipped cream and baseball lollipop — with whiskey added for those over 21 — is among the new items at Tropicana Field this season.
  17. For Rays, 2021 motivation comes in different forms
    Mar. 31• Rays
    Rays personnel, including first baseman Ji-Man Choi, left, and centerfielder Kevin Kiermaier, second from right, leave the dugout following the final out of Game 6 of the World Series in October in Arlington, Texas.
  18. Familiar foes: Are Lightning meeting Blue Jackets at right time?
    Mar. 29• Lightning
    Columbus head coach John Tortorella, back, watches the Blue Jackets play the Red Wings in January in Detroit.
  19. Redesigned Fan Fest let Rays fans get as close to baseball as they can
    Mar. 27• Rays
    Rays fans Bill Conway, 53, and Katie Conway, 40, of Safety Harbor, pose with the 2020 American League championship trophy at a photo station during Saturday's drive-through Fan Fest in the Tropicana Field parking lot. The pandemic, and WWE booking the Trop, forced the Rays to reimagine the traditional indoors Fan Fest as an outdoor drive-through event.
  20. Miami’s South Beach confronts disastrous spring break
    Mar. 23• Health
    Crowds defiantly gather in the street while a speaker blasts music an hour past curfew in Miami Beach on Sunday.
  21. Watch: Tropicana Field development bidders share video visions of St. Petersburg
    Mar. 22• Business
    This screengrab from a video by Sugar Hill Community Partners and JMA Ventures shows a proposed new stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays, part of their $3 billion proposal to redevelop St. Petersburg's Tropicana Field site. The four development teams shortlisted for the site submitted video versions of their proposals that will be used as the city nears the public comment phase of the Trop redevelopment process.
  22. For Rays’ Rich Hill, ‘the survival thing is real’
    Mar. 20• Rays
    Rays pitcher Rich Hill delivers in the first inning of a spring training baseball game against the Red Sox.
  23. Florida House backs ban for transgender female athletes
    Mar. 17• Politics
    The Florida Capitol in Tallahassee. File photo, Jan. 14, 2020. (AP Photo/Steve Cannon)
  24. GOP rallies solidly against Democrats’ virus relief package
    Feb. 25• Nation & World
    Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell of Ky., walks on Capitol Hill in Washington on Tuesday. By late Wednesday, not one Republican in either chamber of Congress had publicly said he or she would back Democrats' $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill.
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