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• Former church leader convicted of molesting boy arrested on probation violation
• Seminole man arrested in St. Pete home invasion
• Woman accused of carjacking, cutting driver at St. Pete Race Trac gas pump
• A grand plan for the Gandy Bridge's comeback
• Passengers welcome new Zurich flight out of Tampa
• Passengers welcome new Zurich flight out of Tampa
• A struggle to find time for all their activities
• Zephyrhills High duo aspire to military careers
• Hudson man accused of breaking infant's leg
• Sheriff: Palm Harbor man helped underage girls advertise sexual services on website
• FCAT scores at Pinellas charter school that used Scientology 'study tech' are among lowest in Tampa Bay
• Laughter yoga class in Dunedin has students in stitches
• Here's a roundup of Memorial Day events in North Pinellas
• Ruth Eckerd Hall announces program for high school, college students
• Ruth Eckerd Hall announces major, new education and training initiative
• Hernando County business digest
• Patient at Clearwater hospital tried to set mattress on fire, authorities say
• Hospice volunteers give time, but say they get much more in return
• Driver tells Hernando deputies he's had a few, report says
• Public defender asks: If police get a break on red light fines, can public defenders get the same deal?
• West Pasco Little League Angels celebrate winning season
• Hernando officials look to relieve backups at Mariner and County Line
• Property values take 6 percent dip in Pasco
• Pinellas sheriff's deputy accused of using prescription drugs taken from a suspect
• Get your organic produce at the New Port Richey Library
• Zephyrhills bus crash sends two children, adult to hospital
• Smoky smell across Tampa Bay may be caused by Polk County fires
• Atlantic storm system may bring the Tampa Bay area a rainy holiday weekend
• Fire damages St. Petersburg apartment house
• Political leaders search for candidates to take on Hillsborough Property Appraiser Rob Turner
• Pinellas property values fall, but not as dramatically as feared
• Proposed under-21 ban, more cops at Tampa nightclubs draws mixed response
• Sting targets 'brazen' prostitution on U.S. 19 in Pasco
• Thunderstorms dumping heavy rain on Tampa Bay area
• The Grande senior living kicks off second phase of construction
• Palm Harbor man accused of procuring girls for prostitution
• Jolley Trolley to add northern Pinellas routes in the fall, but competitors cry foul
• New Port Richey cites drug trial company in zoning dispute
• Children's Board CEO to get sizable retirement payout
• Community news
• Man accused in Clearwater armed robberies got less than he expected
• Didn't we already pick up the tab for a politician behaving badly?
• Pasco County's taxable property value heads downward for fifth straight year
• Pasco deputies: Woman stole $2,595 in checks from nonprofit, dad
• Hernando County's clinic, dental service hours changing
• Wider Horizons School students double up with diplomas, PHCC degrees
• Flying suit that enabled 2,400-foot drop was made in Zephyrhills
• Cause of death weeks away for Gibsonton woman found after canoe capsized
• State investigators believe realty fraud case has Tampa Bay ties
• Coast Guard rescues Burmese man in Tampa Bay waters
• Man calls for help after he was stabbed in Largo, deputies say
• Pinellas business notes: Largo doctor appointed to state board
• Hillsborough man accused of video voyeurism, child porn
• State education chief gets an earful about FCAT and testing scores
• Hillsborough Property Appraiser Rob Turner not cleared of sex harassment
• Jack Roberts, Sunshine Skyway project engineer, dies at 73
• For Ybor's Academy Prep grads, long days and hard work pays off
• Clinton talks to Tampa special ops conference about fighting terrorism
• John Legg switches Senate districts, will challenge Jim Norman
• Hernando business partners resolve differences without judge's help
• Changes in Hernando County voting precincts are on the table
• Pasco man wanted in drug deal shooting caught in Stuart
• Hernando County events
• Hernando deputies arrest mother, daughter in gun incident in Walmart lot
• Pasco man arrested for burglary after fleeing with food
• THE Bus rolls out new schedule and three new vehicles
• Tarpon Springs artist paints Florida first ladies in miniature
• Two commissioners emerge as possible mayoral candidates in Safety Harbor
• Republican National Convention's fleet of charter buses growing from 300 to 400
• Pasco Fugitive found in Stuart, accused of attempted murder
• Scolding of child preceded shooting in Pasco neighborhood in 2009
• Clearwater police chief appointed to Florida Bar governing board
• With sales tax deficit looming, Dunedin will start paring down capital projects list
• Pinellas Park firefighters battle three early morning house fires
• Hernando County health notes
• Sunlake senior flexes his might as champion powerlifter
• Land O'Lakes man accused of trying to 'beat the defiance' out of 1-year-old
• HCA hospital nurses win wage, staffing concessions in union agreement
• Gary Schutt set to release new album in July
• The dying days of museum acquisitions
• State higher ed leaders meet today to discuss the future of Florida Polytechnic
• Hillsborough Property Appraiser Rob Turner: I won't quit over porn admission
• At Pinellas-Pasco judge's forum, candidates debate temperament
• In wake of Armwood football scandal, school district vows improvements
• Ron Paul fans work to put on festival just before Republican National Convention
• Pinellas school board approves one more year for Imagine Charter
• Complaints about Hernando County garbage collection by Republic Services piling up
• Brooksville pursues fire fee plan to assess all property owners
• Port Richey should have Burlington Coat Factory and HHGregg by Christmas season
• Hernando County lowers dumping price for septic companies
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• Motorcycle driver in Clearwater accident dies from injuries
• Dunedin man honored for contributions to liberation of France during World War II
• Eight civic leaders appointed to Ruth Eckerd Hall board
• Biltmore owners deny demolition by neglect
• Tampa Bay Times to restore temporary 5 percent pay reduction
• GaYbor Days celebrations move ahead to Memorial Day weekend
• Diamond notes...<p></p>
• Tampa Bay Golf & Country Club residents want wall to block I-75 noise
• New Port Richey duo take second swing at pickleball record
• Like we need another sordid sex scandal?
• State purges 7,000 felons from voting rolls
• U.S. Army Corps of Engineers raises objections to SunWest channel
• Pasco may pare down Penny funds for environmental lands
• If you are a veteran interested in pursuing an MBA, this program might be for you.
• Jez Grew gains momentum following battle of the bands win in January
• Hillsborough property appraiser fires HR director he had sent porn
• Parents defend youth racing after crash critically injures 12-year-old boy
• FBI agent Barry Carmody worked some of Tampa Bay area's historic cases
• Tampa residents give thanks for discovery of missing woman
• Arrested in murder, Pinellas Park woman gets 5-year sentence on lesser charge
• Arrested on a murder charge, Pinellas Park woman gets 5-year-sentence on lesser charge
• Burlington Coat Factory, hhgregg slated for former Port Richey Target site
• Plant City's Red Rose Inn closes
• Pinellas County warms up bulldozers for major code violators
• Plant City police name Sunday night shooting suspect
• 93-year-old woman injured in Clearwater crash
• New Hernando administrator spends time familiarizing himself with the county
• One dies, one badly hurt in fiery U.S. 301 crash
• St. Petersburg woman, 53, burned in vacant house fire remains in critical condition
• United flight makes emergency landing at Tampa International Airport; no one injured
• Pilot dies after small plane crashes off Port Richey coast
• Deputies arrest three Hillsborough men for produce theft
• Deputies: Seffner bank robber arrested
• Clearwater police arrest man, teenager in burglary
• Fire at Tampa strip mall under investigation
• Four wounded in Plant City shooting
• To get a voice in Tallahassee, local governments pay lobbyists
• Pinellas close to funding demolition of Friendship Trail bridge
• Weekend search for boaters missing near Hudson Beach called off
• Dog, 6-foot-snake tossed in St. Petersburg garbage bin
• Griffin has a good idea: Turn STEM into STEAM
• More than 500 graduate from Eckerd College
• Possible tornado damages roof of St. Petersburg motel
• Deputies find missing Tampa woman alive in Punta Gorda
• Search continues in Punta Gorda for missing Tampa woman
• J. Michael Francis, who is taking the newly created Hough Family Endowed Chair i...
• Woman burned in St. Petersburg house fire
• Portraits as ‘truth-telling exercises'
• Pain doctor's troubles prompt new policy at USF
• For Armwood, lessons may be found in other schools' handling of sports scandals
• Time to ring the bell on FCAT
• Largo owner of solar-powered home fights neighbor's trees, gains little ground
• Russ Koerner: Engaged citizen of Kenneth City
• Early-morning distress call prompts search for boaters off Hudson Beach
• Brandon High reaches state baseball final
• Pinellas residents flock to 'Chickens 101' to learn about raising backyard hens
• Tampa woman is missing, her car found in Charlotte County
• With the success of Winter the dolphin and 'Dolphin Tale,' the Clearwater Marine Aquarium needs a bigger facility at a new location
• Dry, empty caves offer grim proof of Tampa Bay's groundwater decline
• Senior menus/Meals on wheels, week of May 21–25
• School menus, week of May 21-25
• Port Richey man teaches safety after near-fatal motorcycle crash
• Most of Bern's Steak House produce is not organic or locally grown on its own farm
• Old San Antonio fire station begins its last days
• Miniature horse is a star at local nursing homes
• Owners battle over controlling interest in UGS sinkhole repair company
• History is passion for longtime Hernando County resident
• Marvel artist draws the Avengers and more in his man cave home in Trinity
• Bicyclist critically injured after colliding with car in Clearwater
• Pinellas high schools find focus helps FCAT scores
• Two Tampa men arrested in attack on MacDill soldier
• With 100 days to go, key tasks remain for RNC
• Hudson High senior heading to Australia to study her dream, marine biology
• 10 year old sets Tampa apartment on fire
• Land O'Lakes High yearbook caption creates a stir
• Pasco high schools post FCAT reading gains
• Children's Board directors discuss need for united front
• To control homelessness, consultant suggests Clearwater change rules, withdraw street feedings
• 73-year-old Tampa man dead after driving wrong way on Causeway Boulevard Friday
• Safety Harbor pet store owner sentenced in puppy neglect case
• Pinellas property tax bills total $300,000 from the top four delinquent homeowners
• Rosy assessment for blueberry festival
• Town hall meetings to focus on Pasco schools' funding
• Hernando County considers cost-saving alternative in removal of gopher tortoises
• Though FCAT reading scores improve, writing scores disappoint in Hernando
• Ashley Drive to re-open next week
• Judge delays sentencing for Donald Montanez, tow truck company owner convicted of murder, manslaughter
• Historic Hernando Preservation Society will host Secret Garden Home Tour
• Dontae Morris, alleged cop killer, found competent to stand trial
• Teen, holding urine sample, arrested after tussle with Pasco deputy
• Ready to shake a leg?
• Pasco Clerk of Courts will reduce customer service hours
• Police raid house in Largo, seize marijuana plants
• Man with apparent stab wounds dies in front of Tampa gas station
• Man arrested after near three-hour SWAT standoff in Wesley Chapel
• St. Petersburg Council votes to move forward with new Pier
• Former Steinbrenner High teacher accused of drug trafficking
• Wild chicken problem leaves Dade City perplexed
• Derrick Brooks encourages youth leaders at Tampa crime prevention conference
• Former Tampa council member John Dingfelder leaving ACLU legal job
• Ybor chamber wants outdoor drinking zone, entrance fee eliminated for Guavaween
• Retiring Hernando school bus driver had her share of adventure
• Palm Harbor Library decries budget woes
• New Port Richey hires firm to market Recreation and Aquatic Center
• Red-light cameras reappear at Brooksville intersections
• Staffer emails describe 'dysfunctional' Hillsborough Children's Board
• Volunteer blasts new investigation of Animal Services practices
• Wiregrass Ranch High teens thrive in the arts
• Voting the straight Moe ticket
• Before voting in smaller races, know the candidates
• Tarpon leaders want to make downtown trail crossing safer
• Former official of St. Petersburg's Sanderlin Center accused of embezzling $200,000
• Medical examiner: Cause of death for Tampa man who crashed into bay weeks away
• Dunedin Concert Band performs patriotic concerts this weekend
• Hernando County briefs: Breakfast, rally to honor armed forces
• Domestic partner registry is a fine way for Hernando County to atone for bigotry
• 'Grease: The School Version' and 'Rigoletto' hit high school stages in Hernando
• On your mark, get set— quack, quack, quack!
• Disabled St. Petersburg woman, 67, mourns the loss of her tricycle
• Woman, 57, killed crossing Belcher Road in Clearwater
• More rain in the forecast for Tampa Bay after drenching
• Tampa City Council to vote on RNC protest rules
• Hillsborough County to provide land for relocation of Al Lopez home
• VA appoints new financial watchdog for North Florida veteran
• New Florida higher ed task force to push baccalaureate degrees
• Video of violent mugging near MacDill Air Force Base brings offers of help
• Port Richey 3-year-old hospitalized after pit bull bite to face
• Job research tips and tricks seminar
• Chocachatti Elementary engineers in making compete in Science Olympics
• Suncoast Elementary first-graders get an early start on recycling
• Hernando County school newsmakers for May 17
• Clearwater expected to approve domestic partnership registry tonight
• Veteran housing plan stirs debate
• Carlos Gracie Jr., son of founder of Brazilian Jiu-jitsu, coming to seminar in Pasco
• Children's Board releases new $20 million funding proposal for social service agencies
• Pit bull bites girl, 3, in the face at Port Richey home
• Drop Kids Closet donations at credit union
• Hernando County Animal Services offers adoption special on kittens
• Nectar makes hummingbirds at home in Odessa garden
• Tampa's next RNC security spending: gas masks, communications gear, T-shirts
• PolitiFact: Fact-checking Mitt Romney's St. Petersburg speech
• New Port Richey council member ensnared in research facility's zoning dispute
• Weeki Wachee High to amp up training with Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative equipment
• With his ordination set for Saturday, Judge Tim Corcoran trades convictions for confessions
• Gulfport man charged with third sexual assault in 2011 attacks
• Shock art it isn’t
• Tearful midnight gathering memorializes man who died after crashing in Hillsborough Bay
• Mitt Romney campaign stops in St. Petersburg, then Tampa
• Savatage comic book almost became a reality for fans
• Feds: Two Tampa Bay area men part of $17 million tax fraud
• Gulfport becomes first Pinellas city to approve domestic partner registry
• Pasco High senior invents his own track to MIT
• Talks of cost savings dominate Pinellas School Board workshop
• Defense argues that Hernando murderer should be spared from death penalty
• Staff input helps clear the air of some bias
• Lawsuit: Bay Pines VA sends suicidal woman three months worth of pain pills
• Pasco teacher resigns under pressure from Fiorentino
• Pasco SWAT team arrests man in Lacoochee home
• Car towed after Pasco woman pulls over during heart attack
• Timing of scrubbing noncitizens from voters rolls worry Florida election supervisors
• Pinellas Commissioner Norm Roche spars with sheriff over Safe Harbor shelter
• Pension fund wants payout to convicted ex-Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin White returned
• Drug trial facility opens in New Port Richey despite zoning objections
• Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard in Clearwater will close for U.S. 19 work
• Norman aide signs plea agreement in tax case, terms not yet disclosed
• San Jose Elementary students release butterflies in memory of Kassidie Rae McMillin
• Zephyrhills council grants exceptions for oversized garages
• A little boy gets his fervent wish granted to see Winter the dolphin
• Two teens arrested after Gulf High vandalized
• Pair of teens arrested in connection with St. Pete arson
• Clearwater man racks up charges for convenience store robberies
• The Tampa pizza guy who took on the parents
• 2012 Pasco Anti-Prom will have 'retro chic' beat at Land O'Lakes Library
• Oldsmar's Mobbly Bayou Preserve will get upgrade
• Pasco woman, 19, accused of sexual battery, lewd conduct toward teenage girls
• Pasco School Board considers new Penny for Pasco projects
• Important voice in La Séptima debate noticeably silent
• Transfer Student Info Session
• Transfer Student Info Session
• Events in Hernando and Pasco counties
• Judge ends long legal battle; 8-year-old can stay in Clearwater adults-only community
• Hillary Clinton to attend Tampa SOCom conference
• Doctor who wrote illegal prescriptions gets five years prison
• Doctor gets five years for peddling prescriptions
• Distraught, friends seek reason for Michael Agana's Bayshore Boulevard crash
• St. Petersburg officers, families remember fallen comrades in Washington D.C.
• In wake of $2.3 billion trading loss, JPMorgan Chase's shareholder meeting in Tampa may get rowdy
• Tree cutting at former Seminole mobile home park draws outcry
• Outrage forces neighborhood leaders to drop proposal to change Greater Pinellas Point boundaries
• Pinellas superintendent to investigate if annual auction coming up short
• Sen. Jack Latvala considers district switch that could set up bruising primary
• Latvala mulling district switch, could set up bruising primary
• St. Petersburg Police seek two teens over house set on fire while family slept inside
• Two charged with trafficking pills in west Pasco
• Pinellas military kudos: graduations and training
• Brooksville man tossed loaded gun during chase, deputies say
• VA guardian program comes under fire
• USF St. Petersburg Spring Commencement inspires words of wisdom and advice for a...
• Two injured in Dunedin home invasion
• Unoriginal art makes it big
• Pill mill doctor: I was driven by greed
• 'Visit Tampa Bay' would deliver tourism message
• Palm Harbor man accused of video voyeurism
• Journalists to get closer look at Republican National Convention site
• Tampa police: Man uses screwdriver to burgle cars at Busch Gardens
• Fire crews encounter exploding tanks at Clearwater storage facility blaze
• Hudson bicyclist dies in crash
• Hudson bicyclist dies in crash on U.S. 19
• Pasco firefighters find body inside burning car
• Frayed extension cord blamed for Lealman fire
• Fatal crash closes U.S. 19 in Hudson
• Tampa puts landscaping work in high gear as Republican National Convention approaches
• Epilogue: Crash on way to work leaves behind 13 children
• Crash on way to work orphans 13 children
• Gay marriage is just real people in love in America
• In bid to build Sam's Club, Wal-Mart returns to well of tax breaks
• In bid to build Sam's Club in St. Petersburg, Wal-Mart returns to well of tax breaks
• When lending hurts till it kills
• Determination, optimism help Clearwater 20-year-old recover from brutal stabbing
• Weekly crime report
• Tampa man who crashed into Hillsborough Bay identified, remains critical
• 10 Pasco schools propose magnet-type programs
• Pedestrian, 79, killed in Plant City collision
• Hernando County Recreation Department offers babysitting course
• Take heart, procrastinators: Pasco still has plenty of summer camp options
• 2012 Pasco County summer camp offerings for kids
• The Brazzells celebrate their 75th wedding anniversary
• A successful career in direct sales, specifically Thirty-One, gives this mom a better home life
• Town hall meetings will tackle funding for Pasco schools<br /><br />
• Hernando animal shelter volunteers' claims echoed in 2011 report, though a year before Zeus' euthanization
• Hernando County Arts Council creates board to bounce back
• A mother's gift to her late daughter and for women in the legal profession: an endowed scholarship at PHCC
• Cuban Symphony music director Enrique Perez Mesa makes history in U.S. debut with Florida Orchestra
• Buyer acquitted of shooting Florida pot dealer because facts too hazy
• Man pulled unconscious from Hillsborough Bay after car crashes through Bayshore Boulevard balustrade
• New fee doesn't hurt Pasco Education Foundation's scholarship pool
• Speed skaters to descend on Port Richey
• Port Richey City Council member to run for state GOP committee
• Kiwanis SuperKids Triathlon set for May 19 in Weeki Wachee
• Clearwater's North Greenwood polling place confusion resolved
• Police: Man said he's dumb for committing burglary
• Sweet liquid that flavors restaurant drinks treats Clearwater sewage, too
• One of famed Florida Highwaymen to show his craft in Ozona
• RNC provides Tampa Bay business recruiters with marketing opportunity
• Tampa Bay business recruiters look to capitalize on RNC
• Ex-youth pastor avoids sex trial with plea deal
• Tampa Police assistant chief surprised by promotion but ready to shoulder responsibility<p></p>
• Major John Newman named Assistant chief of Tampa police
• New way of picking firms too political?
• Police: Largo man posed as 17-year-old student to have sex with underage girl
• Police: Largo man set fire to house he had tried to burglarize
• Extreme adventure Savage Race coming to Little Everglades
• Expansion plans for east Tampa library moving along, but funding still an issue
• Too many drivers pass stopped school buses, Pasco officials say
• Great news for all you USF St. Pete alumni!
• Pasco County business digest
• North Pinellas houses of worship and events, May 12 and upcoming
• Hernando County business digest
• Hernando woman's book invites readers to life in Christ
• Once a juvenile counselor, man charged in sexual battering of 8-year-old in Brooksville
• Largo man arrested after airport security spots gun in his backpack
• Teens admit starting small brush fire in New Tampa
• National letter carriers' food drive is Saturday
• Secret Garden Home Tour scheduled for May 19
• Time magazine blog post rips Tropicana Field, but gets some facts wrong
• Murder defendant testifies that confession was a lie
• Bullhorns, Burt Bacharach, Bob Buckhorn — a lot packed in one day
• Safety Harbor student finds vindication in Florida History Fair win
• Deputies seize malnourished horses from Land O'Lakes property
• Water main break affects service for 500 homes in Port Richey
• Taste of Pasco will raise money for mobile medical unit
• Ozona boy has time, heart to help feed the hungry
• Dunedin woman who stalked radio DJs is sentenced, must leave Pinellas
• New blood donation center opens Monday in Palm Harbor
• Federal officials to take over Pinellas Head Start
• Oldsmar's single stream recycling program is doubling participation
• Donations sought for Kids Closet, which helps homeless and needy children
• MacDill Air Force Base names next commander
• St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster says he will approve domestic benefits for all city employees
• Defying stereotype, Foster says he will approve domestic benefits for all city employees
• International wakeboarding competition will come to Tampa in July
• Largo man jumps to his death inside Tampa office building
• Rock Slam Radio concludes launch party this Saturday with 10 live bands
• A better art idea for art museums
• Hillsborough senior lunch menus, May 14-18
• North Pinellas health notes: Mease Dunedin Hospital celebrates 75 years
• Hernando County health and support listings for May 10
• Clearwater man found in pool believed to be accidental drowning victim
• Hernando school notes
• Driver dies in crash on Veterans Expressway
• Zephyrhills woman wins 'Today' show's Kentucky Derby Homemade Hat Contest
• Pharmacy worker charged in thefts of diabetes test strips
• Tampa man accused of shaking 7-week-old girl to death
• Sons say decades of abuse led to shooting of St. Petersburg grandmother
• Sons say decades of abuse preceded shooting of St. Petersburg grandmother
• Eric Filson traveled an eclectic career path, devoured history
• St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster finds himself an unwitting advocate of house flipping
• Health Department to close Brooksville office three days a week
• Missing Wesley Chapel woman planned to leave longtime boyfriend, brother says
• St. Petersburg Museum of History to get world class baseball exhibit
• St. Petersburg Museum of History to get Guinness world record baseball exhibit
• Virginia family dedicates truck to Clearwater Marine Aquarium for loggerhead nesting patrols
• Dunedin's long overlooked war veterans memorial will get a new home
• Republic Services notifies customers that free garbage pickup service is ending
• "La Setima'' or "La Septima'' -- the argument begins again
• Hernando County event listings
• Dunedin will join Clearwater's city employee health clinic
• Key witness recalls confession in Hernando murder trial
• MacDill opens doors to children to demonstrate deployment
• Police: St. Petersburg woman shot multiple times by husband dies
• Group proposes transforming Friendship Trail Bridge into above-water park
• Officials consider idea of consolidating Tampa Bay area medical examiner offices
• Rocky Carver found peace in hog hunting and independence
• Longtime Pasco Times columnist Carolyn Hopkins dies at age 90
• Wesley Chapel archer reinvents the arrow
• Trial begins in 2010 Hernando County slaying of Enrique 'Ricky' Acevedo
• Trial begins in Hernando County slaying of Enrique "Ricky" Acevedo
• Mitchell High student, 16, critically injured in crash
• Celebration scheduled for Hernando Beach Channel
• Home to Weeki Wachee Spring, Hernando County opts out of septic tank inspections
• Hernando Commissioner Jeff Stabins is leaving GOP and won't seek re-election
• Brooksville declares its inaugural Blueberry Festival a huge success
• Longtime WFLA anchor Bill Ratliff dies at 63
• Details emerge in first contract for new St. Petersburg Pier
• C1 Bank picks St. Petersburg for corporate headquarters
• Construction fells symbolic BayWalk tower
• Pinellas County Commission ponders property tax increase
• For Pam Bondi and Mark Ober, one case never ends
• Pasco deputies continue investigations into woman's disappearance
• SKATE Tournament puts spotlight on Pasco skateboarders
• Brooksville woman charged with DUI manslaughter in November crash
• Former American Airlines stewardesses gather in St. Pete Beach for Kiwi Club's 60th
• East Pasco homeless shelter must close within one year
• Brooksville's first Blueberry Festival a hit; now let's improve it
• TV viewers in Greensboro, N.C., now know about Mike Jernigan's journey from woun...
• Fatal crash shuts down Collier Parkway in Land O'Lakes
• 85-year-old man reported missing from Palm Harbor assisted living facility
• Pedestrian seriously injured in Oldsmar crash
• At USF Poly's last commencement, Dockery laments poor leadership
• Around the Suncoast
• A second thought about Salvador Dali
• Pinellas Humane Society medical director leaves post after boyfriend's arrest
• Cruise line worker admits having explicit images of teen met in trip from Tampa
• Local small businesses still waiting for RNC contracts
• Police: Students vandalized Tarpon Springs High
• Joe Shelley waged crusade in city's 'manure wars'
• Two men charged in New Port Richey BB gun holdup
• State attorney's office: Hillsborough ordinance not applicable to 'table shower' spas
• Opening of Columbus Drive Bridge delayed a month
• Pinellas County facing a deficit of millions thanks to changes in Medicaid law
• State's Medicaid changes to double Pinellas County's deficit
• Brandon's Oak Park Plaza to appeal rejection of new alcohol permits
• Florida Aquarium halfway to $15 million goal after three donations
• Boil-water advisory lifted in New Tampa area
• Two-alarm fire damages building at Mease Countryside Hospital
• Pasco jail deputy accused of using pepper spray on teen
• Congratulations, Brittany Lyp!
• Odessa man, 26, dies in Clearwater motorcycle crash
• Man, 39, killed in possible Pinellas Park home invasion
• USF St. Petersburg alumni honor outstanding grad who juggled many duties
• Spring poses special dangers to boaters and swimmers in Tampa Bay waters
• One of world's biggest planes lands at Tampa International Airport
• Man found dead by SWAT team in home near Wesley Chapel
• Bay area ID leaks cost jobs, leave victims and businesses in the lurch
• Clearwater police investigating motorcycle fatality on Memorial Causeway Bridge
• Car fire spreads to house in Tampa
• Reminder: Part of downtown Tampa's Ashley Drive set to close for weeks
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• St. Pete Beach police: Cabbie struck after turning down patron in wet swimsuit
• A GOP convention protester's playbook covers pepper spray to prison time
• Deputies: Tampa man arrested for sexually battering child
• Coast Guard rescues injured boater off Anclote Key
• Authorities investigating suspicious fires in St. Petersburg
• Hillsborough deputies search for driver in fatal pedestrian hit-and-run
• Two pedestrians killed Saturday night in separate crashes
• Pinellas school district printer contract sparks teacher outcry
• Taste of Pinellas and food truck rally draw diners to St. Petersburg
• Suncoast Parkway closes for medical helicopter landing following crash
• Blueberry lovers descend on Brooksville for inaugural festival
• Police won't ignore regular duties during the RNC, officials say
• As Children's Board prepares for new audit, two old ones shed some light
• As Children's Board prepares for new audit, two old ones shed some light
• North Pinellas hotels expect big business boost from Tampa's Republican National Convention
• Former Lacoochee Elementary student stands tall at school
• St. Petersburg man accused of shooting ex-girlfriend in shoulder
• Kenneth Benson could be wild card in Pasco schools superintendent race
• School menus, week of May 7-11
• Senior menus, week of May 7-11
• $30 million remains unspent from Penny for Pasco
• Animal advocates push for no-kill shelter in Hernando County
• Hernando news and notes
• Aquaponics? At Green Acre Organics, it's organic gardening combining hydroponics and aquaculture
• Water service restored in New Tampa
• Where to donate blood in Hernando County
• Tampa teenager in serious condition after shooting
• Review: Time is cruel as Bobby Brown struggled to keep up with New Edition mates
• Review: Bobby Brown struggles to keep up with New Edition mates
• Among items found in accused Navy Vets con man's room: the movie 'Catch Me If You Can'
• Accused shooter loses 'stand your ground' argument involving botched drug deal
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in I-75 crash
• Pasco family finds hope in battle against cystic fibrosis
• Pinellas deputies warn of rash of car burglaries
• Festival has Brooksville abuzz
• Blueberry Festival has Brooksville abuzz
• Couple's careers at Hernando County Sheriff's Office come to unhappy ending
• Brooksville neighbors rally to help family after fire
• Gifts duly reported by Pasco's elected officials
• Move over Mystery Monkey — new macaque in town rides shotgun
• Drunk-driving arrest lets authorities catch up to 'monkeysdaddy' and Doc Holliday
• Hillsborough's new Animal Services director has record of reducing killings at shelter
• Get your artifacts identified
• Clearwater Historical Society fish fry is May 5
• Hernando business digest
• Clearwater Bar Association hands out awards at annual Law Day Luncheon
• The legacy of a girl called Carly Pie
• Auditions for youth play 'Ramona Quimby' are May 12 at Northcliffe Baptist Church
• Defense attorneys criticize Pinellas sheriff's transfer of internal affairs chief
• Show Palace alum lands Tony Award nomination
• Spirit Airlines refunds money to dying man
• Inspiring story about one of our Spring 2012 graduates. Congratulations, Mike!
• Censored art lives on
• Pinellas sheriff transfers the head of Internal Affairs
• Power outage disrupts service for more than 1,000 in Tarpon Springs
• Buckhorn, Storms lead Tampa's National Day of Prayer events
• 'Awesome' group awards third microgrant for wildflower project
• Authorities seek public's help locating missing Pinellas Park man
• St. Petersburg officer cited for February crash that killed man in wheelchair
• Premier Community HealthCare Group receives federal grant
• Man retrieves urn of wife's remains found along I-75
• Brooksville Housing Authority to relocate residents, sell properties
• Pasco corrections deputy faces DUI charge
• As Dunedin bans ads on bus shelters, agency will have to find alternate revenue sources
• Sand Key dissolving into civil war over Civic Association's disagreements
• Humane Society of Pinellas sponsoring art contest for kids
• Hillsborough County commissioner explores idea of trading cruise business for Tampa Bay Rays
• Hernando School Board member James Yant won't run for reelection
• School board incumbent bows out
• Bungee-corded catapult launches Sunlake students to victory
• Florida Blueberry Festival opens Friday, May 4
• Federal agents seize records from Spring Hill doctor's office
• Two Brooksville men accused of trying to steal aluminum park benches
• St. Pete officer who risked life to rescue fallen comrades awarded Officer of Year
• Pinellas County officials hold line on budget proposals
• Ugies Smokin' Good Seafood restaurant opens in Palm Harbor
• Pinellas County commissioners give administrator top marks
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• To lure jobs, council members approve another round of tax breaks
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• Police: Clearwater man accused of bestiality worked at Humane Society
• Authorities find $1 million cash in storage unit rented by Navy Vets' Thompson
• SPCA to host open house this weekend
• County takes on transforming USF area into 'innovation destination'
• Pasco schools honor 2012 turnaround students
• Kill rate at animal shelter needs to be reduced, commissioners tell administrator
• Killings at animal shelter need to be reduced, Hillsborough commissioners tell administrator
• St. Petersburg police: Man has history of harassing, attacking women downtown
• A special devotion to Angelus
• Obstacle in Hernando Beach access channel is solved
• Clear Channel renews effort to bring digital billboards to St. Petersburg
• Some taking gun course say it's about more than a concealed carry permit
• Belleair demands Biltmore owners do more to protect it, or risk going to court
• Bogart gets international aid in Pasco sheriff's race Facebook battle
• Clearwater man facing sex and pornography charges worked at animal shelter
• Proposed Oldsmar subdivision would cater to wounded veterans
• Pasco golf tournament to benefit veterans charities
• Bible read-a-thon at Tampa City Hall is 'a lonely road'
• Two bowlers roll perfect games in Spring Hill
• Nothing to sneeze at: Wyndham Garden Clearwater Beach goes totally hypoallergenic
• Swimmers plead to keep New Port Richey pools open year-round
• Schools approve superintendent's reorganization plan
• Pasco woman charged with murder in scalding of infant son
• Ceremony honors law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty
• Teacher, coach punished for talking with girls about sex
• Health and support calendar for Hernando County
• Tampa man dies after being thrown from four-wheeler
• U.S. marshals still don't know Bobby Thompson's true identity
• Former Bucs player caught up in sting operation targeting tax fraud
• Palm Harbor man accused of molesting two girls
• Florida's RNC delegates may face dreary ride to the convention hall
• Pinellas jail introduces electronic commissary deposit system
• Sheriff Nienhuis' decisions serve to hurt him
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• International Cellar Wine Boutique's classes, tastings train the palate
• Renovated USF Sun Dome opens in time for graduation
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• Carlton: Holding out hope for a newspaper that gives help to the homeless
• Scooping scallops in Tarpon park leads to warrant, arrest
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• Underwater garden may be dropped from new St. Petersburg Pier plan
• Pasco jury awards $1.16 million in uninsured motorist case
• County may flush septic rule
• 53-year-old Land O'Lakes man accused of molesting 9-year-old
• No bids a second time for historic home in Zephyrhills
• New questions arise over Pasco social studies textbooks
• Two at top to stay in state
• Class notes: Week of May 2-8
• Land O'Lakes High plans second annual Literacy Through the Arts event
• Students of the month at Gulfside and Hudson elementary schools
• A Sarasota sculpture takes a hit
• A Sarasota sculpture takes a hit
• New talent show debuts following cancellation of unrelated show accused of fraud
• Coast Guard calls off two-day search for missing paddleboarder
• Commuters beware: U.S. 19 closed in Hudson because of heavy smoke
• Lawyers: 'Stand your ground' law becoming more common defense
• 150 people evacuated as Hudson brush fire swallows 100 acres
• An urn found at the side of the road unravels a mystery
• Secret Service agent reported at center of scandal once wore St. Petersburg badge
• Secret Service agent reported at heart of scandal once wore St. Petersburg badge
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• Pressed financially, Tampa's Savtira seeks Chapter 11 and possibly a new city
• Bicyclist killed on U.S. 41 in Gibsonton
• Police say public should not fear misuse of RNC commemorative badges
• Port Richey woman found dead after resting in friend's SUV
• Couple accused of student loan scheme
• Port Richey woman accused of stabbing boyfriend six times
• Johnnie Byrd plots comeback, this time as a judge
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• Palm Harbor man jailed, accused of cyberstalking
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• Clearwater woman's family seeks answers in apparent drowning off Fort De Soto Park
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• Local band plans regular donation drives at shows to help Tampa Bay Charity
• Sexual violence survivors Take Back the Night in Tampa
• VA standard for veterans awaiting appointments hiked from 30 to 120 days
• Clearwater woman dies in apparent drowning at Fort De Soto Park
• Authorities search for missing Tampa paddleboarder near Egmont Key
• USF St. Petersburg bringing food trucks to campus on May 5
• One injured in Plant City shooting
• Odessa man dies in single-vehicle crash
• St. Petersburg police sergeant shoots ax-wielding suspect, authorities say
• Tampa Police Benevolent Association sells commemorative badges for RNC
• Security firms look to cash in on RNC
• Homes evacuated after car crashes into Clearwater gas line
• Police: Man arrested after posing as cop during Pasco traffic stop
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• Florida Republicans, facing RNC's wrath, want Mitt Romney's help seating delegates
• Florida Republicans want Mitt Romney's help in seating delegates
• Pasco baby severely burned by mother dies in Tampa
• Oldsmar to provide its own drinking water this year
• Florida Senate district for Hernando, north and west Pasco to remain intact
• MacDill opens coastline to fishermen
• Tampa's MacDill Air Force Base opens its coastline to fishing
• Clearwater police say man drove drunk while child sat in backseat
• Turtle nesting on Florida's gulf coast begins, so dim the lights
• Approval of office building for downtown Palm Harbor sets off a furor
• Need help with interviewing skills? PHCC hosts May 8 seminar for job candidates
• Pasco County senior menus
• Tampa man arrested in connection with March shooting at club
• Gov. Rick Scott's veto threatens Pinellas school math program
• Widow refuses to attend bill signing ceremony for new law named after her husband
• Off-duty Pinellas deputy killed in motorcycle crash
• Agents and deputies tend to Pasco graves of those lost in the line of duty
• Union, school talks hit a wall
• Man accused of stealing $800,000 from elderly Pinellas County man's estate
• A year after one triathlete saves another's life, the two will compete together
• Clearwater officials working to cut the donation supply line to downtown soup kitchen
• North Pinellas religion briefs
• Hernando School Board waits to set inspirational messages policy
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• Clearwater artist creates sculptures that reflect her peaceful ideals
• Fasano puzzled by governor's veto regarding appointments
• Panhandle Tasering and rogue deputy hold lessons for current Pinellas Sheriff's Office troubles
• Once bound to be banned, short pieces of string will be allowed outside RNC after all
• Clearwater man accused of molesting girl
• Two judges, two strikes against bad drug testing edicts
• Organizers of Bible reading marathon to bring the sacred to steps of Tampa City Hall
• St. Petersburg police arrest two in connection with website where women beat homeless men
• Geography affects art appreciation
• Donations for the Dawn Center will be taken Saturday
• Dry cleaner Allen Sferios left a mark on local theater
• Suspect in Spring Hill child abuse case also investigated for sex with girl, 15, in Pinellas
• Curbside recycling company won't renew contract with St. Petersburg
• New Lighthouse program puts blind people to work
• Mother of woman raped at Bloomingdale library sues attacker's family
• AT&T making $15 million in upgrades for Republican National Convention
• AT&T making $15 million in upgrades for Republican National Convention
• Weeki Wachee High to bid principal and longtime educator fond farewell
• Chairman expresses 'concern, frustration' over CEO at Hillsborough Children's Board
• Hernando County event listings
• Work begins on $23 million Courtney Campbell Parkway project
• Car show, live music at Station Square Park
• City hires contractor to make improvements to Safety Harbor Museum
• AARP chapter seeking opinions on Social Security, Medicare
• How sailing helped autistic boy leads Clearwater Sailing Center to start new summer camp
• All's quiet in housing beyond the 'burbs
• Former State Department agent gets seven years on child porn charge
• Herman Cain spreads conservative message at USF: 'Focus on the mission'
• Man who accused Pinellas narcotics detectives of brutality dies after motorcycle wreck
• Rep. Bilirakis wants VA to approve Haley polytrauma project
• Carlton: A dying man and airline with an eye on the bottom line
• Hillsborough deputies: Man accidentally shoots himself in Lithia
• Social Network Radio launches new 24/7 commercial free metal station
• St. Pete police investigate downtown traffic fatality
• New group seeks to address violent crime in St. Pete
• Residents ask St. Petersburg City Council to raise property tax rate
• As protesters wait, GOP convention gets first dibs on downtown Tampa parks
• The Edwinola marks 100 years as Dade City landmark
• Planned Pasco zombie walk canceled
• Abused puppy to stay at Pasco animal shelter until allegations resolved
• Hillsborough Children's Board plans for audit, new contract procedures
• Shooting of osprey brings investigation, offer of reward
• Zombiefest will go on without walk in Port Richey
• Pasco deputies: Publix cashier pocketed man's credit card
• Report: Historic Belleview Biltmore is being demolished by neglect
• More tumult in dog's death
• Bay area gang members arrested as part of national sting
• Tarpon Springs gets $40,000 grant to support Center for Gulf Coast Folklife
• Dunedin park will rise on Bayshore Boulevard
• North Tampa religion calendar
• New Hernando administrator to sign contract, start May 21
• Walmart greeter helped man steal TVs, Zephyrhills Police say
• Man hit by train in Tampa helped by program for homeless
• Deputies: Pasco man crawled into girl's room before dawn
• Pasco man jailed after attacking neighbors, deputies say
• Big Brothers Big Sisters scores with Pasco corn toss tournament
• Spaghetti dinner to fund scholarships for children of fallen firefighters, police officers
• Ignoring artists’ back stories
• Former pain clinic owner arrested in illegal prescription drug sales
• The Rev. Shields Moore founded the chaplain program at Tampa airport
• As city braces for $13 million budget shortfall, no consensus on where to find new revenue
• Man arrested in indecent exposure in Land O'Lakes
• Living dead to descend on west Pasco for 'Zombiefest'
• Former pain clinic owner accused of trafficking in prescription drugs
• By October, Dunedin will offer free citywide recycling to residents
• Zephyrhills looks to expand redevelopment efforts
• Hernando County club news and events
• Elton John serenade marks 60th
• Even in a case as big as stand your ground, step back and let the system work
• Tampa lawyer Barry Cohen forms 'strategic alliance' with law firm
• Former Clearwater Scientology leader settles lawsuit with church
• Former Clearwater Scientology leader Debbie Cook settles lawsuit with church
• Pasco County Commission rejects limerock mining plans in Shady Hills
• Commission rejects limerock mining plans in Shady Hills
• Wildlife officials investigate osprey death in Palm Harbor
• County officials draft new Penny for Pasco wish list
• Road rage incident ends with punches at Pine View Elementary
• Democrat announces for Jim Norman's seat in Florida Senate
• Amber Lynn Nicol enters studio to record 2nd album
• Deputies: Armed men attack Tampa man in his apartment
• Tampa City Council members look at group's proposal to hire county's jobless first
• Judge dismisses libel suit filed against Times Publishing by Jeff Greene
• April 24 Pasco and Hernando meetings
• Largo police union votes down contract
• Pinellas Education Foundation asserts itself into more school district business
• Construction to begin in June on aquarium at John's Pass
• United Methodist Church holds global meeting in Tampa
• Whooping cough on the rise in Hillsborough County
• Clinic operator wants Hernando Animal Services manager ousted
• St. Petersburg club The Venue is reopening with 75 new hires
• Hernando reaches contract agreement with new county administrator
• Local live music bar manager arrested and charged with first degree murder
• Clearwater man arrested in stabbing
• Audrey Mabrey, Cindy Roberts speak in Tampa for National Crime Victims' Rights Week
• Woman's death under investigation after wreck in Brooksville
• Police: Man suffocates wife with pillow, attempts to kill himself
• Pinellas deputies' 'Wolf Pack' makes DUI arrests
• Kriseman won't run for state House again, but not ruling out bid for St. Pete mayor
• Coast Guard searching for three missing boaters off Hernando County
• Pasco County Sheriff's Office nonemergency phone number out of order
• Pinellas County may seek another EMS tax increase
• St. Petersburg police say sexual battery caught on 911 call
• Interstate 275 in Tampa will get wider bridges to ward off traffic snarls, increase safety
• Creation of Florida Poly shows need to remove politics from state education system
• Day after being shot as he slept, Tampa teen out of hospital
• Tampa police: Teen pours gas on mom's empty bed, destroys house in fire
• St. Petersburg police accuse man of suffocating woman
• Will women-only art shows ever go away?
• Will women-only art shows ever go away?
• UPDATE: Bay area under tornado watch until 7 a.m.
• Cold front scoots into Tampa Bay area after storms, heavy rain
• Amid another tight budget year, Hillsborough will hire communications guru
• Jon Stewart uses Florida as punch line in Ruth Eckerd Hall show
• Largo man charged with animal cruelty in shooting, killing Little Egret
• Virtual views of Earth draw fans, but expose how little we still know of our own planet
• Old-school fear of IRS fades with lure of easy money in tax refund scams
• Tampa detective describes drug dealers' new, easy, lucrative game
• Imposter swoops in after husband dies
• FAQ about tax fraud
• It's time for Florida to get out of the drug testing business
• Trial of former Clearwater fire chief on sexual battery charges starts Tuesday
• St. Petersburg man wrote apology letter to molestation victim, police say
• Police: Woman made false 911 call about armed man at Gibbs High
• Young cancer survivor now raises money to help other child cancer victims
• Environmentalist goes 100 days and 1,000 miles through wilderness in Florida
• Oldsmar decides not to bus children to Oldsmar Elementary
• Holiday doctor also oversees school for impoverished students in India
• Is former Pinellas charter school operating out of Trinity Town Center?
• Storms give the Bay area a soaking
• Pasco: Chain of caring strangers join Largo woman's search for lost cat
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• School menus, week of April 23-27
• Man with rifle shoots Tampa woman in the back
• Summer camp at Aquatic Center offered
• SPC trustees call college president's performance 'exemplary'
• Police call Tampa man a tax fraud pioneer
• Pinellas deputies arrest Pasco bank robbery suspect
• Children's Board deals defies policy on no-bid contracts
• YouTube campaign gets bay area breast cancer patient access to investigational drug
• Pasco deputy killed three dogs in self-defense, authorities say
• Buick dealer and philanthropist Robert Keelean dies at 84
• Pasco agencies offer drop-off sites for unwanted medicines
• Deja vu: Are Savtira's startup woes repeats from CEO's past?
• Pasco County Sheriff's Office honors deputies, citizens for exemplary service to community
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• Pinellas documents attempt to tie sweepstakes cafes to casino-style gambling
• Dunedin moves to expand area where BB guns will be banned
• Pinellas-Pasco's top prosecutor, public defender and a host of judges win office unopposed
• East Lake Community Library director won't be reprimanded
• Two arrested in Tarpon Springs home invasion
• Threats made after Hernando County Animal Services euthanizes a dog hours after it arrived
• Pasco County plants and markets
• If trouble comes, I'll call the police
• Local churches offer summer camps
• Scott approves Florida Polytechnic University
• Tampa strip clubs preparing for bonanza from Republican National Convention
• Inmate pummeled at Pasco jail for not handing over his food, report says
• Hernando County briefs
• Hernando County's top pick for administrator considers contract offer
• 5th Circuit chief judge, public defender stepping down as 2012 qualifying deadline passes
• Remembering Matthew Davis LaPorte one year after his passing
• Severe weather still forecast for Tampa Bay this weekend
• Deputies investigate shooting at Clearwater strip club
• Tampa area event listings
• Pet of the week: Kitty
• Restoration of historic Tampa courthouse as boutique hotel gets go-ahead
• Hillsborough takes steps to limit kills at county animal shelter
• Tampa may seek Gov. Rick Scott's help keeping guns away from RNC protests
• Governor appoints new Hillsborough County Court judge
• It's quite the sight from our fixed perch
• Man arrested on attempted murder charge in St. Pete shooting
• Tuition hike means USF students paying for greater share of their education than state
• Tarpon's Shepherd Center searching for a few willing cooks
• Pasco woman left children alone while she went shopping, deputies say
• Man sentenced to 10 years for ninth DUI conviction
• Highland Games will salute the late Alexander "Sandy" Keith
• Ex-Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin White wants to attend daughter's graduation
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Microsoft named "innovation provider'' at Republican convention
• Write-in candidate closes Republican primary in District 36 state House race
• Rick Springfield headlining Clearwater's Sun 'N Fun Festival
• Ron Jon Surf Shop to open on Clearwater Beach next month
• Pasco-Hernando Community College to host symposium about bipolar disorder
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• Warrant issued for owner of Palm Harbor sweepstakes cafe
• Hernando Animal Services under fire for same-day euthanization of dog
• Hernando teen accused of setting five fires in Hudson, burning 25 acres
• Man's body found in bushes in St. Petersburg
• Plenty of rain likely this weekend; severe weather still possible across Tampa Bay
• New Port Richey mobile home erupts in flames
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• Woman accused of arson in Tampa blaze
• Candidates at sheriff election forum pounce on Gualtieri for narcotics scandal
• Hillsborough commissioners seek legal advice about talking to Tampa Bay Rays
• Two seriously injured in three-car crash on SR 52
• Upset teacher spars with Hernando School District
• USF heart institute gets $2 million from Hillsborough County
• High-level meeting focuses on Tampa Bay area's readiness for GOP convention
• Prospective owners share their vision for the Belleview Biltmore
• Jury to get murder case against Oscar Ray Bolin
• Pasco Sheriff's Office reaches agreement with Pilot Country
• Donald Schilke made friends everywhere
• Dunedin leaders to consider banning BB guns in city parks
• New Port Richey faces economic 'tsunami' in 2014, official says
• Cotee River, other schools ease pressure on FCAT days
• Hillsborough deputy involved in crash
• Founder of Pasco's Connections returns for 20th anniversary
• Keith Anderson headlines Brooksville Country Jam Friday
• Attendance slips a bit at 2012 Hernando County Fair
• It's back to square one for St. Petersburg police station project
• Mummies exhibit arrives at MOSI in Tampa
• Morton Plant Mease hospitals recognized in Thomson Reuters 100 Top U.S. Hospitals study
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• Robbers steal 200 pieces of mail in Seminole Heights
• Hillsborough sheriff's worker who says she was fired over pregnancy wins appeal
• In August heat, Tampa wants GOP convention police wearing cotton, not polyester
• Bill Sharpe, founder of paper for Tampa's homeless, recalled at memorial service
• Tampa mayor Buckhorn honors Cuban-Americans who fought at Bay of Pigs
• Pinellas Education Foundation leaders to offer input on superintendent search
• Commissioners approve extension of plan to restore Belleview Biltmore
• Pasco County School District and union's contract deal goes to vote
• Walmart parking lot drama ends in arrest of 77-year-old woman
• Forgetting size troubles, Florida farmers' future tastes peachy
• Woman accused of breaking into cars near Pasco deputies' office
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• Clearwater poised to create domestic partnership registry
• Clearwater woman accused of dangling baby over sea wall
• Pasco puppy on the mend after suffering fractures
• Hernando teacher-turned-angry-parent is suspended
• Largo Cultural Center hosts Trashy Fashion Show
• Fivay High's students play teachers in softball fundraiser
• Funding for Lacoochee community center survives state budget ax
• Sue Carlton: Sorry Miami, the Cuban sandwich is Tampa's
• Company may bring 1,700 jobs to Seminole
• Hillsborough school menus, April 23-27
• Police: Clearwater woman believes baby is possessed
• Fire destroys empty Ybor City house
• Trayvon Martin's parents expected at Tampa town hall meeting
• As feds demand Savtira fix employee back pay, questions about its survival
• Man seriously injured in crash with PSTA bus in Clearwater
• Feds file tax charges against former Port Richey mayor
• Tampa police seek man with possible connection to shooting
• Tampa police say shooting in store wasn't self-defense but hid a homicide
• Convicted killer Oscar Ray Bolin, Jr. returns to Hillsborough court
• Serial killer Oscar Ray Bolin faces fourth trial in Natalie Holley's slaying
• Pasco woman accused of beating puppy, chasing neighbor
• Landlord 'tipped' Pasco Housing Authority inspectors, report finds
• Clearwater Beach desk clerk faces sexual battery charge
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• Clearwater Central Catholic High faculty member arrested
• Hillsborough commission chairman wants legal opinion about talking with Tampa Bay Rays
• Cranes head north; Operation Migration granted permission to continue flights
• Tampa Bay Water seeks new trial in C.W. Bill Young Reservoir case
• Tampa motorcyclist, 39, dies in crash
• GOP convention's 300 buses will be a big presence on Tampa Bay roads
• Truck crash in Tampa kills driver
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• Here's the deal: Save money — energy — at home: tips, tricks, and check out home energy audits
• Popular 1960's Star Spectacular concert series returns to Clearwater this month
• Bomb blast damages glass, structures in Tarpon Springs
• Driver dies after truck crashes into tree, Hillsborough deputies say
• Authorities: Wrong-way drunken driver crashes into Hillsborough patrol car, injuring deputy
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• Scofflaws' code violation fines top their Pinellas County homes' value
• Police investigate reported stabbing in St. Pete
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• Complaints spin out of Pinellas Internet cafe cases
• Pasco deputies identify suspected bank robber
• Incentive-laden deal for Bass Pro Shops store in Brandon dead – for now
• Jessie Burke, sharp-tongued 'watchdog' of Tarpon Springs, dies at 70
• Oil spill put USF marine science program in the spotlight
• AWOL serviceman who killed himself in Clearwater Beach hotel was New Mexico native
• Clearwater store stocks tools for helping children with autism, ADD, special needs
• Safety Harbor to discuss past and future goals in workshop Monday
• Commissioners approve small ads on Elderly Nutrition vans
• Florida Blood Services needs blood, especially O-negative
• Tarpon Springs to discuss water fluoridation at Tuesday's meeting
• Pasco EDC offers 'microloan' option to some businesses
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• Hernando Briefs: $15 CPR classes, Holocaust remembrance and more
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• It's only fitting that two former teachers run the Learning Station, which sells educational materials
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• Dad's guilt finds purpose
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• Hernando briefs: Advance tickets for April 20 Country Jam are $10
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• Bob Buckhorn signs Tampa law creating domestic partnership registry
• St. Pete police arrest man they say threatened to extort girlfriend with sexually explicit photo
• St. Pete man arrested on capital sexual battery charge
• Pasco business digest
• AWOL serviceman kills himself in Clearwater Beach hotel
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• Hernando superintendent again seeks to reorganize district
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• Tampa police searching for rape suspect
• North Pinellas religion briefs
• New owner of Dunedin 'eyesore' will meet with disapproving neighbors
• Gov. Scott spends work day at Tampa International Airport
• Titanic historian will speak at Dunedin Public Library
• Zephyrhills gets its first new mayor in a decade
• Spring Hill church makes pastor's dream of stained glass windows come true
• Michael Graziano, younger brother of John Graziano, dies of injuries from crash
• Youths work hard for a profit at Hernando County Fair livestock sale
• Long-delayed affordable townhome project getting under way in Dunedin
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• Council of 100 tells Gov. Rick Scott to veto USF Poly bill
• Leftover federal loan money will pay for northeast Pasco road projects
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• Apollo Beach motorcyclist dies in crash
• Six ribbon-cuttings underscore commercial gains in Tampa's Channel District
• City tightens policy on temporary parking lots after Rays fans towed
• Meet four candidates at forum in Land O'Lakes
• Man who killed ex-girlfriend in Pasco sentenced to 40 years in prison
• San Antonio water clerk says she was forced to resign
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• Neighbor charged in theft of Pasco man's vintage Gibson Les Paul guitars
• Truck occupant describes fatal Pasco hit-run
• Porter family releases summary of Wiregrass Ranch sports complex offer
• Student's anti-bullying movement hosts event
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• Tarpon High band invited to 2013 Macy's Thanksgiving Day parade
• Biltmore purchaser wants officials to support 2008 restoration plan
• Pasco officials refuse to get involved with Dollar General dispute at Pasco-Hernando line
• Bay area lawyers examine the challenges of George Zimmerman's case
• Lawyers in Tampa "stand your ground" case argue for dismissal
• Mother and daughter take their cupcake creations to Hernando County Fair
• Palm Harbor recreation facility to get new name, new look
• Shell of an effort: Volunteers help Tampa Bay Watch revitalize Weedon Island shore
• Briefs: DayStar Life Center needs volunteers
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• Lawyers say prosecutor must have evidence from Martin and Zimmerman's scuffle not yet revealed
• County employee dies a day after Gibsonton crash
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• St. Petersburg to review parking rules after Rays fans towed from permitted lot
• IRS refund finally arrives for widow of slain Tampa officer whose identity was stolen
• Holiday man crossing U.S. 19 dies in hit-and-run
• Republican National Convention fund raisers reach out to small donors
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• Dunedin driver accused in hit-run on U.S. 19 that killed pedestrian
• Sarah Palin setting up shop at Channelside for GOP convention
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• Hillsborough candidates mostly report modest campaign donations
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• Crash during February rampage leaves a void in quiet Weeki Wachee neighborhood
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• Push for more independent review of St. Petersburg impact fees takes detour
• Officials hope projects will reduce flooding in Tarpon Woods
• Republican National Convention could close Selmon expressway
• Pasco Sheriff Chris Nocco and others report first-quarter campaign contributions
• Pier petition drive set for this weekend in St. Petersburg
• Temple Terrace library celebrates 50 years with community activities
• South Tampa religion calendar
• Social Network Radio pulls sponsorship from "Stepping Out" TV show
• Bad Neighbors to reunite for a show at Harlie’s on June 23rd
• Sen. Bill Nelson speaks to Hispanic seniors about concerns
• Wife of man who saved child from drowning: 'That's how he lived his life'
• USF to help Hillsborough Urban Teaching Academy students with scholarships
• Scotts touts additional school funding during Pinellas County stop
• Gov. Rick Scott touts additional school funding at Pinellas County stop
• "Millionaire'' contestant admits financial fraud
• Riverview foster mother mourns death of drowned girl
• Foster mother mourns death of drowned autistic girl in Riverview
• TIA to hold public meeting to discuss future improvements, land use
• Closing arguments begin in Tampa Bay Water reservoir trial
• Artists lighten up
• Hernando planning board okays permits for homeless program, paddleboarding lessons
• The director of the largest student-run environmental center in the country will...
• Judge denies Kevin White's bid to remain free pending appeal
• Elephants are coming to showcase Tampa Bay artists
• Authorities identify man who died after rescuing girl, 4, off Honeymoon Island
• Nasty Savage to reunite in Ybor City in May for their last show ever
• The Sustainability Imperative: Catalyzing Higher Education
• Pinellas and Hillsborough bus ridership at all-time highs, thanks to economy, gas prices, tourism
• Regional bus ridership at all-time high, thanks to economy, gas prices
• Doctors to evaluate Dontae Morris' capacity to stand trial
• Pasco County deputy involved in head-on collision
• Swimmer drowns while trying to help kids at Honeymoon Island
• German bone marrow donor finally meets Brooksville boy whose life he saved
• Driver badly hurt in February rampage on U.S. 19 dies
• Coalition partners say U.S. could share more info
• Child agencies laud dedication of Riverview family who hosted autistic girl found drowned
• Pinellas deputies: Kids at pediatric office witness couple having sex on lawn
• St. Petersburg woman dies in home-invasion shooting
• Two important benefit events set for Rudy’s Sports Bar in Largo
• New money feud to watch: A new Pier versus a new police station
• Controversial voting changes will loom large in race for Hillsborough elections supervisor
• Haitian teen with life-threatening tumor comes to Tampa for surgery
• Devoted manager at Barney's Motorcycle and Marine
• Autistic girl, 9, found in pond after wandering from party in Riverview
• Autistic girl, 10, found dead after wandering away from party
• Pinellas sheriff vows to sniff out truth of detectives, internal affairs in marijuana cases
• After brawls, officials boost efforts to reform Azalea Middle School
• Race fades in the face of aging at the Hernando County YMCA
• The Bay Buzz needs your help to continue supporting the Tampa Bay Music Scene
• School menus, week of April 9-13
• A New Port Richey police SWAT team shoots and kills a man — but did he take his life, or did they?
• Damaged car may offer clue to fatal Pasco hit-and-run in 2011
• Clearwater hires Texas consultant for help on growing homeless population
• Bunny's warm, furry finale
• Largo man gives up after barricading himself inside home for hours
• Tarpon Springs to refurbish its historic Sponge Docks
• Pasco County land ordinance faces test in federal court
• Senior menus and Meals on wheels
• State Sen. Jack Latvala to have town hall meeting in Palm Harbor
• It's never too late to reconnect with family
• Government meetings in Hernando County
• Where to donate blood in Hernando County
• Things to do in Hernando County, April 8-14
• Hernando County seeks volunteers for Florida Blueberry Festival May 4-6
• Hernando County nears final payout to dredge contractor
• Family gives year-round to Pasco child protective investigations unit
• Mold problem prompts state to close exit ramp in Tampa for repairs
• Republican National Convention prepares for tsunami of data
• Occupy Tampa marks six-month anniversary with march, new ideas
• Thirty years later, Pasco girl's disappearance still a mystery
• Hernando County claims engineering consultant Halcrow Inc. shares blame for failed first dredge attempt
• Incumbent's voting record questioned in Pasco School Board race
• Oldsmar wants to do something about the empty Oldsmar Galleria
• Safety Harbor leaders debate commercial operations on McMullen-Booth, Main Street
• Clearwater's Cleveland Street reopens after $2.9 million roadwork
• Chevy Volt just one step toward energy efficiency for Zephyrhills
• Dunedin officials brace for possible fallout over addition of sidewalks on south side
• Pasco business digest
• Cemex closer to permit for using alternative fuels to replace coal
• Pinellas school district is overpaying insurance consultant, business leaders say
• Hernando County Commission candidate resigns as president of NAACP branch
• Tampa Bay Rays fans use opening day as a reason to party
• Fans' enthusiasm wins big in Tampa Bay Rays season opener
• Eight candidates vying to manage Zephyrhills Municipal Airport
• St. Petersburg club closes amid financial difficulties
• Driver dies after crash on campus of Hudson hospital
• At Hernando County Fair, the dairy cows come home
• Experts will educate land owners on sinkholes
• Easter is double celebration at New Hope
• Hernando County events
• Sue Carlton: Missing the man with a plan to help the homeless
• Police: New Port Richey man had relationship with 13-year-old girl
• Severely injured by a Pasco sheriff's deputy, woman waits for justice
• Weekly crime report
• Workers wrapped the stairwell at the new University Student Center with glass to...
• Artist profile for Tampa Bay drummer Mike Dillon
• Woman, 18, tried to run over at least five people in attack, St. Petersburg police say
• Is this serious art or schmaltz?
• Our own V. Mark Durand, Ph.D., a world-renowned autism expert, says "research li...
• Book review for Charlie Souza autobiography “Live Your Dream”
• The Masters of Reading Education is designed to prepare teachers, clinicians, s...
• The University Student Center is 75% complete. The entire building will be dried...
• Getting artists wrong
• Police dispatcher fired for withholding information, being untruthful to superiors
• One year in, PolitiFact's Buck-O-Meter rates Bob Buckhorn's promises
• Violent robbery suspects are teenagers, deputies say
• WingHouse arrest now part of sheriff's office investigations
• Tarpon Springs artist Christopher Still wins statewide poster contest
• Proposed schools reorganization would add second assistant superintendent
• Charter referendum on ballot in Port Richey
• North Pinellas religion news
• Oldsmar sewer rates likely to go up
• Dunedin continuing to grapple with resident's noise complaint on causeway
• Former St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Baker takes stand in Wells Fargo trial
• Rick Baker takes stand in Wells Fargo trial
• Oral cancer survivor Rick Bender shows Pasco students the consequences of chewing tobacco
• St. Pete police round up drug suspects after four-month investigation
• 2 Palm Harbor teenagers injured in Dunedin crash
• Former area actor lands Broadway lead
• Jericho Road Ministries again seeks to open new shelter
• Rice seizes on scandal in Pinellas County Sheriff's Office to boost his election bid
• If you plan to attend Communicate! Professional Best Practices for Digital & Soc...
• Toddler, 5-year-old critically injured in Tampa fire
• many ask why shooting death of local musicians son gets less media attention
• Tampa Bay's ingenuity on display
• Another Tampa city pool to get renovated
• Northbound lanes on Howard Frankland reopen after crash
• Snowbird found dead in canal behind Hudson home
• Lack of money forces Foster to drop plans for $64 million police station
• Cat rescue from Tampa tree takes a bit of a village — and Facebook
• Raymond James stadium giving away tickets in social media promotion
• Groundbreaking today for 9/11 memorial in Palm Harbor<br /><br />
• Zephyrhills' Gall Boulevard will remain two-way during road work
• Clearwater prepares for costly preparation for Republican National Convention
• First of three local Relays for Life steps off tonight
• Hernando Park shuffleboard courts are no more
• Tarpon Springs plans to sell downtown lot to a developer
• Hernando County community events
• Overdue upgrades in south Brooksville in works
• Attorney: Criminal charges likely for resigning Port Richey mayor
• Dade City candidate kept tax break after moving out of home
• Two Trayvon Martin marches scheduled for Saturday in St. Pete
• Dr. Jason Bottoms admired Superman, took on tough surgeries
• Investment group plans cash infusion into First National Bank of Pasco
• Holiday man accused of breaking into neighbor's home
• Florida Department of Transportation to repave Cortez Boulevard
• Crash closes southbound lanes of U.S. 41 in Land O'Lakes
• Agency reaches deal to buy Mad Hatter Utilities in Pasco
• Trio charged with robbery of McDonald's diners in Port Richey
• Bad sign: We make Flint look good
• Clearwater business briefs
• Boy says he escaped alligator attack at Cliff Stephens Park
• St. Petersburg food truck owners, restaurateurs will try to reach compromise
• Tampa Bay is enjoying busiest spring break season in years
• Got a comment on Pasco's budget? Here's your chance
• St. Pete man gets life in prison for shooting three, killing one
• Teen arrested in slaying of former Gulf High School principal Ed Campbell
• Tampa businessman is exploring purchase of Belleview Biltmore
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• Facing legal action from IRS, Port Richey mayor resigns
• Historic Fenway hotel to go up for auction
• Handmade weapon brings more charges to Pasco jail inmate
• Gulfport, St. Petersburg to consider domestic partnership registries
• Gulfport, St. Petersburg to consider domestic partnership registries
• Feast in a good cause at A Taste of Relay For Life
• Deputies: Wesley Chapel woman beat teen with hanger
• RuPaul to headline festivities at Pasco's Sawmill Camping Resort
• USF underwater robot takes to Twitter
• Port Richey dials down proposed noise ordinance
• Hernando County health and support listings for March 29
• Gulf High principal Steve Knobl taking job at Rasmussen College
• North Pinellas club news
• Summer heat, pepper spray top list of medical concerns for RNC in Tampa
• Pinellas health notes
• Great artists still getting ignored in their time
• Can a former governor, a poet, a nature photogapher, writers, academics and hist...
• That's USFSP student David Hakki charging his Chevy Volt at one of two new elect...
• Deputies investigating burglary find dead body in Valrico home
• Hillsborough deputies investigating dead body found in Tampa
• Bob Circosta Receives First 'HSN Legend' Award
• Troopers arrest Ruskin driver they say killed two on motorcycle last summer
• Justice for Trayvon Martin is theme of rally at Tampa church
• St. Petersburg College picks Barnes & Noble for campus bookstores and drops Follett
• A Q&A with Tampa Bay Buccaneers co-chairman Joel Glazer
• Child drowns after slipping into backyard pool in Clearwater
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after crashing into pickup in St. Pete
• Man accused of stealing Cerebral Palsy donation box from Seminole Circle K
• Elderly man suffers life threatening injuries in St. Pete crash
• Pinellas officials move to eliminate second toll booth at Fort DeSoto
• Pinellas officials move to eliminate state's toll booth at Fort De Soto entry
• Former Pasco canine deputy dies of heart attack in Afghanistan
• More charges dropped in pot grow house cases
• Dade City candidates offer ideas for revitalizing city
• Ruth Lefter ran landmark music store with her husband for 50 years
• Correction
• Dunedin youth honored by Lightning for programs that help teens and senior citizens bond
• Pasco receives second-straight 'One Bay' award
• Family Fun Day and yard sale March 31 at Weeki Wachee High
• Deputies investigate Valrico death
• County tries to settle concerns about Hernando Park
• Dunedin is a city so green that it's golden
• Assistant principal tapped to lead Weeki Wachee High School
• Forget blessings; the Children's Board needs a makeover
• 'Stand your ground' gun law could also be called 'Shoot first'
• Jackknifed truck collides with minivan on I-275, blocking northbound lanes in Tampa
• Tampa man charged in tax fraud scheme
• Hillsborough deputies in standoff with man at motel near fairgrounds
• Hernando, Pasco activities and meetings
• Trial begins in city of St. Petersburg's lawsuit against Wachovia
• UT announces plans for new sports complex on Kennedy
• Jurors in Nicholas Lindsay murder trial wept for his parents, not for him, says forewoman in cop-killer case
• Jurors in Nicholas Lindsey murder trial wept for his parents, not for him, says forewoman in cop killer case
• New Port Richey man charged in bar brawl stabbing
• Daughter stabs mother in arm, Pasco deputies say
• Police: Charging for parking costs two men a trip to the Pasco jail
• Outfitters bristle at Hillsborough's incentive plan for Bass Pro Shops
• Occupy Tampa protestor tests city ordinance in court
• Occupy Tampa protester tests city ordinance in court
• Pet owner rejects plea, will face trial in dog's maiming
• Tampa police say fatal Sunday shooting was not a random attack
• U.S. Supreme Court will not review dismissal of $10.1-million libel verdict against Times Publishing Co.
• Police arrest Tampa man, 28, accused of drive-by shooting
• Man arrested in Plant City attack with hammer
• Interim leader at All Children's making all the right moves
• Uhurus set weekend 'March for Trayvon Martin'
• Grand Prix draws fans, elicits tributes, in downtown St. Petersburg
• Don't shoot the messenger when gas prices climb
• Legislation looks to curb stolen metal trade
• Here's the Deal: Save money on dental by brushing, then finding helpful programs
• St. Petersburg police search for gun they say son shot toward his dad
• Deputies: Tampa man bites nightclub security guard
• Plant City police: Argument leads to hammer attack
• Police search for suspect in fatal Tampa shooting
• FHP: Overnight crash shut down southbound Suncoast Parkway
• Self-portraits are not always art
• Hillsborough Children's Board spending raises questions on mission
• Parents, teachers blast management of Life Force Arts and Technology Academy
• Parents and teachers blast Life Force Arts and Technology Academy management
• Vietnam veteran Herman Gordon found peace as a bus driver
• At Honda Grand Prix, some things remain the same, others change
• West Point cadets visit patients at Tampa VA hospital
• Motorcyclist injured in Palm Harbor crash
• St. Petersburg man accused of shooting several times into occupied car
• Tampa rally for slain teen draws 1,000
• Tampa rally for slain teen draws hundreds
• St. Joe native joins elite ranks of women Army generals
• Discard drugs in collection unit at Tarpon Springs Police Department
• School menus, week of March 26-30
• ARI medical facility's zoning dispute entangled with New Port Richey council member
• Senior menus/Meals on wheels
• Chasco Fiesta continues its run in Sims Park
• The week in words in Pasco
• Loss of postal contract has Hallmark in Palm Harbor packing it up after 20 years
• Ball crowns new Queen Chasco, King Pithla
• Things to do in Hernando County, March 25-31
• Hernando Youth Initiative to host April 14 ball supporting anti-bullying efforts
• Dredging clears the way for larger boats in the Hernando Beach Channel
• Bruce Springsteen leads an anthemic celebration, honors 'the Big Man' at Tampa Bay Times Forum
• Board hires FSBA to run superintendent search
• Kirstie's Alley's company in Clearwater may want to sell you life insurance
• The power of couponing boosts Pasco Scout troop's food drive
• Correction: State of the City presentation
• Tampa's Sacred Heart Academy to close
• CARES program designed to assist people with balance
• New option for unpaved roads to be tested on Orchard Way
• Clearwater snowbird celebrates gift of life with city employees who saved him
• Clearwater aquarium visitors will get to skip jammed causeway, take a ferry
• Mom recounts her and her daughter's two-story jump to safety after apartment building catches fire
• Judge allows confession in Hernando killing
• Youth summit will benefit Tampa Bay area foster teens
• Idea of toll lanes to be studied for Tampa Bay's interstates
• Civic pride, political muscle set stage for USF Polytechnic
• FAST finds power in faith and in numbers
• Ann Scott doll joins Florida first lady likenesses at Pioneer Florida Museum
• New Port Richey telephone survey company closes, 120 laid off
• Yes, it's Fiesta time
• The worst of stand your ground
• Hernando High teen gets the royal treatment via 'Cinderella's Prom'
• Husband and wife arrested in Port Richey stabbing
• Pasco business notes, March 24
• Five-year-old child beaten for bad grade, Pasco deputies say
• 18 bands to perform this weekend for grand opening of new outdoor concert venue
• Jurors convict man in murder of teen at Tampa dice game
• Hernando County Fairgrounds won't be penalized over mud bog
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Historic house needs a new homesite
• Move to punish Hillsborough Children's Board leader for 'holy oil' fails
• Call to punish Hillsborough Children's Board leader over 'holy oil' spread in offices fails
• In lean times, St. Petersburg looks for money to plug a growing deficit
• Ranks of Meals on Wheels volunteers falling because of economy, high gas prices
• 'We've been through hell,' Tampa man tells dispatcher after deputies say he killed wife
• 'We've been through hell,' Hillsborough man tells dispatcher after deputies say he killed wife
• Former state Sen. Nancy Argenziano plans run for state House
• Convicted rapist will be detained under Jimmy Ryce Act
• Proposed reprimand of East Lake library director still unresolved after five months
• Magnolia Gardens senior complex is first Florida community to earn water saver label
• Pinellas sheriff places four officers on leave over pot farm cases
• Dade City woman accused of driving intoxicated with boy, 5, in car
• Cartoonist Fran Matera, who drew 'Steve Roper' series, dies at 87
• Epilogue: Cartoonist Fran Matera drew 'Steve Roper' adventure series
• Chasco Fiesta kicks off tonight in Sims Park
• The mayor, the commissioner and the Rays between them
• New mobile medical unit aims to help Pasco homeless
• Florida Blueberry Festival may be fruitful for Brooksville; let's wait and see
• Jon Oliva’s Pain to perform entire Savatage album at special concert in Ybor
• Pinellas schools chief John Stewart unveils administrative cuts
• Fans embrace Glen Campbell as his Goodbye Tour comes to Clearwater
• In Tampa, former President Clinton says working together can make a difference
• Man in critical condition after being struck by car in St. Pete
• Late storms drop 3 inches of rain in some Hillsborough neighborhoods
• St. Martin's thrift store in Hudson closing 21 years of service
• For second year, Tampa faces potential $30 million budget shortfall
• Holiday family gets fresh start in 'green' Habitat house
• Nominations sought for Pasco Economic Development Council Industry of the Year Awards
• Belleview Biltmore owners want lien lifted in return for what they've done for Belleair
• On first World Down Syndrome Day, Dunedin school celebrates its own little star
• Tarpon Springs police say man 'huffed,' then crashed car with child inside
• Dunedin officials tour city-owned properties they might want to sell
• Hillsborough commissioners may seek tax dollars lost due to 2010 BP oil spill
• William Kingeter files to run for Hernando County School Board
• Largo police raid convenience stores as part of synthetic drug investigation
• Developer looks to northeastern expansion of Hacienda Hotel
• Bob Buckhorn not bothered by commissioner's talk of wanting to be the boyfriend in a Rays-St. Petersburg divorce
• Pasco man in jail for calling 911 because wife wouldn't leave him alone
• Brooksville plans infrastructure work
• Preschoolers learn basketball basics at Veterans Memorial Park
• Suspect arrested in robbery of bank patron
• Morocco themed lunch and talk for International Week happening now!
• Three boats catch fire at Madeira Beach marina
• Tampa man accused of brandishing weapon, beating man
• Hillsborough commission chairman pushes for stadium talks with Tampa Bay Rays
• Jail is home to Celebrate Recovery, a faith-based addiction program
• Man injured last week in St. Pete crash dies at hospital
• Briefs: Learn from shipwrecks at Lykes Memorial Library
• Safety Harbor woman finds comfort in world of miniature ladies
• Gold and coin businesses halt requirement for complete ID of goods
• Brooksville revisits idea to assess fee for fire protection
• Hernando's painful burp from housing binge
• ACLU to hold 'Know Your Rights' forum focused on Republican convention
• Pasco commissioners honor county administrator at 30-year mark
• Former Zephyrhills fire marshal reinstated but demoted over sick leave dispute
• Pot grow house charges dropped; others may follow
• Pasco judge challenges constitutionality of red light cameras
• Pinellas deputies arresting drug dealer suspects in Madeira Beach
• Flood map's effect hits home in Hernando, where many now need insurance
• Dade City candidates offer ideas for city's growth
• Plant business blooming at Moore-Mickens Education Center
• Top of the Class notes
• School science fair winners
• Library notes
• Spring Commencement Ceremony
• Pre-Commencement Ceremony Meetings
• Spring Commencement Registration Deadline
• Three Hillsborough residents forced to jump from windows to escape fast-moving fire
• Blaze rips through Davis Islands apartment building
• Billy Joel talks about life, music, sings a little at the Palladium in St. Petersburg
• Pinellas school board resists pressure from faith-based alliance
• Contest seeks student art for display at Republican National Convention
• New business dean to be named at USF Tampa
• Second Time Arounder dies during parade in Georgia
• Secret Service closely watching costs of securing spread-out events at Republican National Convention
• Secret Service watching cost of securing spread-out events at Republican National Convention
• CentCom war simulation sees dire results of Israeli attack on Iran
• St. Petersburg woman charged with trying to torch apartment
• Fleeing St. Petersburg man rammed police cars Sunday night, police say
• Tampa cosmetic doctor gets suspension lifted
• Hillsborough Sheriff's Office recruiters target women
• St. Petersburg coalition wants new player at city budget talks: You
• 54-year-old bicyclist critically injured in Seminole crash
• Two men die in separate early Sunday crashes
• Woman drives car into Largo Olive Garden
• Sun City Center boater dies in Lake Dora regatta
• Clear Channel ousts Sileo but coddles bigger offender
• Man shocked by Taser at Honeymoon Island not expected to survive
• Man shocked by Taser at Honeymoon Island after getting in 'violent struggle' placed on ventilator
• Deputies: Brandon man had kids in car during drug deal
• In separate crashes, 2 traffic fatalities on Hillsborough roads
• Art history answers Hilary Clinton’s question about misogyny
• Biologists question viability of St. Petersburg Pier's Underwater Garden plans
• Ex-USF student who was acquitted of explosives charge still battling for citizenship
• Legislation touted as way to clean up time-share resale industry
• At 16, life unravels for St. Petersburg teen accused of killing police officer
• 'Capt. Seaweed' Robert Richards was soul of the Seabreeze restaurant
• Police: Nine-year-old St. Petersburg boy playing with a gun accidentally shoots cousin
• Police investigate shooting in North St. Pete
• In cuffs, man Tasered and seriously injured on Honeymoon Island
• Man hospitalized after fighting with officer on Honeymoon Island
• Be your own boss? Know your abilities, reinvent yourself — and get to work
• County working on new ways, new events to bring in tourists
• USF center in Brooksville has help for small businesses
• Oak Hill Hospital is building with room to grow
• Pasco school lunches, week of March 18
• Pasco has a quiet campaign to lure businesses here
• Rockus Maximus: Battle of the Bands is March 23 in Pasco County
• Tae kwon do classes boost skills, spirits of special needs kids
• Trinity volunteer is a guiding force to help others
• Bunting offers idea for spending Penny for Pasco
• Hernando government meetings, week of March 18
• Hernando County bloodmobile locations, week of March 18
• Could Penny for Pasco proceeds support economic development?
• Tech training can create a stronger workforce — and economy
• Wearing their heart, and more, on their wrist
• Fed up with North Pinellas traffic? Join the club
• Nearly two dozen arrested in Pinellas during overnight DUI checkpoint
• Pasco deputies investigating drug-related shooting in Port Richey
• Musicians set to perform tonight at Flamingo Bar to celebrate Jack Kerouac
• Raymond James Pops American Songbook Encore
• Tampa Bay Times Masterworks Brahms' Symphony No. 4
• With ALS, mentor to USF medical residents is now a patient
• Printed Encyclopaedia Brittanica has everything — even prophesy of its own demise
• Clearwater High parents approve strict new school dress code
• Suncoasters of St. Petersburg name David P. Feaster Mr. Sun
• Coin dealers, antique shops bristle at new Pasco ordinance
• James Snow loved his church, his family and NASCAR
• Data breach puts UT student data on Internet
• Two sign-holding groups share Gospel message on Hernando's roads
• New memorial to honor county's fallen deputies
• Memorial to honor deputies
• Disaster relief through music
• Pauline Chorvat, fierce advocate for Masaryktown, dies at 89
• Democrat files in race for Pasco property appraiser
• Bayview Baptist Church members celebrate founder Walter C. Campbell
• Clearwater begins regulations for vehicles used on beaches
• Dunedin's Gateway project to be revamped into apartments
• Slain Tampa man's family files lawsuit against police
• Authorities searching for Sun City Center bank robber
• Scrutiny in Pinellas pot-growing cases turns to whether deputies trespassed to get evidence
• Trop's parking lot will host Pinellas County Fair
• St. Patrick's Day celebrations in North Pinellas
• Shiloh Problem Solvers distributing food to Hernando's needy
• A big welcome home for injured osprey chick
• Guilty plea in 2011 shooting, burning of Zephyrhills man
• Metropolitan Ministries' Holiday center vandalized with satanic, racist graffiti
• Pasco: Man gets life in prison for molestation charges
• Everyone Except Incoming Freshmen: USF System Scholarship Applications Due
• Finding forgiveness: Catholic churches across Tampa Bay open doors for confessions
• Hernando briefs: Fundraiser for speed skaters
• St. Pete man critically injured after motorcycle crashes into brick wall
• Driver trying to get car started is struck on Tampa Road
• Another presentation of a brighter BayWalk future sheds light on few details
• Oldest of West Tampa's band of military brothers dies
• Fired Brooksville officer turns himself in
• Dade City commissioners seek more info on sewer plan
• Tampa Bay Jr. Lightning helps girls find competition, camaraderie on the ice
• By stepping in 'Shark Tank' tonight, Pinellas couple hopes to score investment dollars
• Florida writers to read from works Wednesday at Saint Leo University
• Hernando agrees to deal for youth football league to remain at Delta Woods Park
• Pasco: Second suspect arrested in October YouTube beating
• Woman cited for careless driving after slamming into Clearwater building
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• Pasco jurors won't hear of suspect's prior murder conviction
• Port Richey man arrested, had marijuana plants on front window sill
• Sue Carlton: A glimpse of a city, from human rights to chicken fights
• Morales drops out of campaign
• PHCC mens basketball team exits playoffs amid praise from coach
• Pinellas business briefs
• Clearwater bookkeeper is booked on fraud charges
• Dunedin Concert Band marks its 30th anniversary — with a concert
• Local meteorologists say study naming Florida most tornado-prone state is misleading
• Three men hospitalized in Palm Harbor collision
• Exclusive interview with Midnight Rush
• 5 things to watch in Tampa today
• University of South Florida limits smoking on campus
• Clearwater High considers strict dress code for students
• Court documents detail $54 million scheme to defraud U.S. military
• Cinderella Project seeks dresses, donations
• Body scanner at Pasco jail finds drugs, weapons before inmates are booked
• Surprises leap into view with new body scanner at Pasco jail
• Hudson RV business owner accused of theft
• Wellness and rehab center opens near Medical Center of Trinity
• The Pines residents want traffic signal at SR 52 near fairgrounds
• Driver faces DUI charges for September crash in Port Richey
• Safety Harbor neighborhood center offers help with tax preparation
• Sewage spills from ruptured line
• 'Toxic tush' case includes Tampa victim, deputies say
• Tampa woman was victim of "toxic tush" case in South Florida
• Hernando County declares impasse with Teamsters
• Class-action debt-relief settlement approved
• Stolen van contained medical equipment for heart patient
• Brooksville merchants and residents fret about Blueberry Festival
• Occupy Tampa plans Saturday rally on future of North Boulevard Homes
• Clearwater may sue contractor over sewage spewing into homes
• Tampa law enforcement to have dedicated broadband network
• Tampa man arrested on child sex charges
• Pasco: No streetlight refunds for former Aloha customers
• Port Richey explores ordinance to demolish blighted buildings
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• Taking credit for art done by others
• Firefighter slips and falls into water in full gear while fighting Palm Harbor boat fire
• Mother, toddler escape as fire engulfs Clearwater home
• Hernando's Health: Ostomy Association will meet March 15
• Tampa teens, are you looking for a summer job?
• Selena Gomez, Vanessa Hudgens start filming 'Spring Breakers' on St. Pete Beach
• Pinellas superintendent search: Where to begin?
• Pine Grove Elementary School celebrates beloved author with Dr. Seuss week
• Election results are in for nine Pinellas municipalities
• Dunedin woman who stabbed son during supervised visitation gets life in prison
• Property appraiser puts Pasco County's zoning maps on website
• Sunlake High junior aims to be Florida's first female governor
• Pasco school notes
• I.B. project looks to aid firefighters
• Newsmakers and students of the month
• Wiregrass Ranch takes 'Guys and Dolls' on the road
• Events and programs at your local libraries
• After boy stumbles into cactus, a hero saves the day
• Get out and about with these events
• Fishing competitions get kids interested in wetting a line
• Changes approved for Hernando Park in preparation for Blueberry Festival
• Hernando commissioners approve faster bus service, new stops
• Will Pasco jurors hear about murder in defendant's past?
• In Dunedin, a clash over value of parks, need for developer fee
• Businesses on U.S. 19 in Clearwater want help now and in the future
• Riverview mail carrier gets prison in tax fraud
• Pinellas County imposes stricter limits on commissioners' use of purchasing cards
• Pinellas to use lawyers to press oil spill claims
• So far, seven challengers looking to take on Hillsborough School Board incumbents
• Pasco lands $800,000 in grants to help the homeless
• For the second time, wife's CPR helps bring husband back from brink of death
• North Suncoast meetings and events for March 13
• Pinellas couple charged with child neglect and drug possession
• Tampa plans $6M for radios linking officers at Republican National Convention
• Nelson asks State Department's help in solving overseas murder of Tampa socialite
• U.S. Sen. Bill Nelson asks State Dept.'s help in Tampa socialite's overseas murder
• Sen. Mike Fasano's maneuver ensures funding for Pasco County medical van
• Genshaft fields questions about USF Poly fight
• Gas line rupture temporarily closes New Tampa restaurant
• Yogurtland opens at 4946 Fourth St. N in St. Petersburg
• Chicken regulations to be revisited in Tampa
• Chicken laws to be revisited in Tampa
• Man arrested in fatal hit-and-run crash that killed 88-year-old security guard
• Man charged in fatal crash that killed 88-year-old security guard
• Brooksville man gets 15 years in prison in murder plea deal
• Ex-Hillsborough Commissioner gets prison sentence on corruption charges
• Ex-Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin White gets prison time for corruption
• Authorities: Water scooter passenger killed after pilot strikes slow sign
• Tampa Bay Host Committee for GOP convention names honorary co-chairs
• Spring Break
• If you were disappointed with the Legislature's budget cuts for higher education...
• Bicyclist hit, killed by semi along State Road 54 in Pasco
• Leaders hope revamped 22nd Street brings new life to East Tampa
• Pedestrian dies in Tampa crash
• Brooksville man dies after losing control of motorcycle
• Trying to find causes of disparities in student discipline
• Plant City police: Hit-and-run driver dies in second crash
• Authorities identify Indian Rocks Beach man killed in personal watercraft accident
• FHP: Brooksville man dies after losing control of motorcycle
• Audit questions effectiveness of Pinellas school district's police force
• Liberal firebrand speaks at Pinellas Democrats' annual dinner
• One killed in Indian Rocks Beach personal watercraft accident
• Ex-commissioner Kevin White's fall ends with sentencing Monday
• Tim Tebow meets 4-year-old boy with leukemia
• New canine officer in St. Petersburg knows he has big shoes to fill
• A natural at show business, Joy Fleenor danced through life
• County to close downtown Tampa offices during the Republican National Convention
• Hillsborough County to close downtown Tampa offices during the Republican National Convention
• Man shot in chest during St. Pete brawl
• U.S. Rep. Bilirakis to host college financial aid fair
• Clearwater, North Pinellas want to share in GOP convention bounty
• Use slow-release fertilizer only through May in Pinellas County
• Pasco woman finds new purpose with recycled bag creations
• Kenneth City police investigating home invasion robbery
• Chasco Fiesta returns, pared back by budget
• Changes to THE Bus reflect riders' wishes
• School menus, week of March 12-16
• Senior menus/Meals on wheels, week of March 12-16
• Republic shows slow improvement in Hernando garbage collection service
• Where to donate blood in Hernando County
• Government meetings in Hernando County
• Fire Department New York Retirees of Spring Hill selling brick pavers for 9/11 memorial
• Fight to save bay area's red bay trees is costly, time-consuming
• Two injured in Gibsonton crash
• Two Sun City Center bank robberies likely the work of same person
• North Pinellas religion briefs
• More questions arise over tactics by Pinellas sheriff's narcotics unit
• Reward brings water balloons to Gulf Highlands students
• Dan Aykroyd delights crowd at MacDill Air Force Base
• Dan Aykroyd delights crowd at MacDill
• Pasco begins enforcing $2 parks fee
• Carwash today is benefit for relay for life
• 7 percent budget cut puts Hernando County clerk of courts in a bind
• 2012 Judicial Forum is today at Dunedin Highland Middle School
• Truck Fest mud bog gets attention of Swiftmud
• Helen Ellis Memorial, Tarpon hospital, will have new name, more regional image
• Man accused of threatening Ross employee
• Brooksville Housing Authority looks to auction off subsidized apartment complexes
• RNC may be a mixed bag for Tampa Bay restaurants
• Bill to protect East Lake from piecemeal annexations passes Legislature
• Feeding law enforcement during Republican National Convention a $1 million business opportunity
• Tampa has $1 million business opportunity: feeding cops at the Republican National Convention
• Red flags, obvious signs, and the end for Kevin White
• Movie night at the Dali Museum
• Overturned Red Bull truck, multi-vehicle crash causes delays on I-275
• Police: Brooksville man stole shorts, filled pockets, attacked officers
• At least one displaced in fire at Holiday home
• With city's help, fans of Tampa's Kiley Garden aim for a comeback
• Hillsborough store clerks charged in underage alcohol sting
• Ruskin drive-in theater goes digital to survive
• Pedestrian seriously injured after being hit by car in St. Pete
• St. Petersburg police suspend two officers and victim assistant for policy violations
• Teen convicted of attempted murder in Riverview grad party shootings
• Activist's recent comment leads to apologies from Hillsborough commissioners
• Immigrant lawyer is a sure case of an American dream
• The immigrant, the Supreme Court and the American Dream
• Two buyers vying for Belleview Biltmore, owner's representative says
• Cooking fire destroys Clearwater home
• Kevin White headed to prison, but for how long?
• State accuses companies of illegal dumping on former Nielsen property in Dunedin
• Second suspect arrested in connection with Pasco bar brawl
• Tournament time
• Judge rules court can't take on couple's dispute over Scientology debt
• John Chesnut Park, where the deer and their offspring play
• St. Pete police receive foul message after recent dog killings
• St. Petersburg weighs new night club rules
• Water in Florida: Environmental Humanities Meet Public Policy
• Tampa cosmetology school owners behind on taxes, IRS says
• USF St. Petersburg grapples with 25 percent budget cut
• Judge allows interpreter at former commissioner's sentencing
• Tampa man charged with leaving scene of fatal crash
• VP Joe Biden raises money in St. Petersburg
• Forbes says Spanx's Sarah Blakely, of Clearwater, is world's youngest self-made female billionaire
• Fired Brooksville police officer was being investigated on a stalking allegation
• Clearwater planners envision a prettier U.S. 19 corridor
• New ALF draws seniors into the life of downtown Safety Harbor
• Traffic at U.S. 19, Gulf-to-Bay will be altered starting tonight
• Longtime Tax Collector Mike Olson says he'll seek re-election
• Undocumented immigrant asks Florida Supreme Court for chance to practice law
• Travel website names St. Pete Beach top beach destination
• Khayri McCray fired weapon, but not the fatal shot at Riverview graduation party, prosecutors say
• Prosecutors concede defendant's gun didn't fire fatal shot at Riverview graduation party
• Oldsmar council clucks about chickens but doesn't outright ban them
• Luxurious floating resort scheduled to open this month
• Shopper overhears man bragging about driving without a license, calls police
• Lay the rumors to rest, not Pete
• Panel recommends closing Zephyrhills homeless shelter
• Grave sites of Jewish vets targeted at Florida National Cemetery
• Theft of grates highlight problem
• Soldier from Plant City dies trying to save daughters during fire
• TV viewers going retro with antennas to save money on cable
• Study Abroad Opportunities for Students
• Electoral Lessons from Abroad: Proportional Rep. Could Improve US Elections
• Lecture: "The Efficacy of Non-violence in the 21st Century"
• In a world that is increasingly more connected and interdependent, the Universit...
• USFSP International Research and Cultural Exchange
• Learn about academics, admissions and financial aid at the Master's Degree & Tra...
• Woman hospitalized after Clearwater apartment fire
• Pakistani man who tweeted raid on Bin Laden speaks at Eckerd College
• More discussions planned on wastewater treatment plant
• Tampa Riverwalk to honor six local trailblazers
• Ex-Scientology leader Debbie Cook tells of fear and pursuit by church officers
• Mother sues caregivers over drowning death of son with Down Syndrome
• An actual race for state Senate instead of business as usual?
• PHCC men's basketball heads to regional tournament
• Witnesses recall chaos at fatal Riverview graduation party
• Conductor plans concert to raise money for homeless
• North Tampa events: flea market; pet talk; charity luncheon; model railroading
• Tampa's toll road authority survives state takeover attempt, for now
• St. Petersburg College mourns professor's shooting death
• Mitchell High wins state championship in hockey
• Mitchell High wins state championship in school's first hockey season
• Dade City Police: Drunk man found driving after officer gave him a ride
• Veterinarian treated critters with acupuncture and empathy
• Lutz man accused of beating wife in fight over $140,000
• New director tapped for embattled Pasco Housing Authority
• Teenager gets 15 years in prison after fatal accident in stolen car in St. Petersburg
• Missed deadline means no recognition money for some at Central High
• Pasco County cements deal to keep national lacrosse tournament
• Port Richey man charged in October bar brawl
• Pasco elementary school custodian arrested after drunken night, deputies say
• Trinity man accused of defrauding tractor buyers
• Brooksville city manager earns first A rating
• River Ridge's Odyssey of the Mind teams prepare for regionals
• Pasco class notes for March 7
• Pasco County students of the month for March 7
• Pasco County library events
• Art’s kindred spirits
• Guantanamera: A Film by Thomas Gutierrez Alea and Juan Carlos Tabio
• Guatemala Experience: A presentation by Professor Braunsberger and students
• Female Mid-East Political Leaders Roundtable
• Mother, daughter killed in Port Richey crash
• Water main break forces Tampa road closure
• Pinellas deputies investigating fatal shooting in Palm Harbor
• Spring Hill man dies after jolts from Taser
• Court records say Mango teacher admitted to sex with 12-year-old boy
• Hung jury in Clearwater murder trial
• Tampa officials zing Charlotte over convention secrecy
• TIA makes its pitch to add international routes
• State budget includes $1 million for Lacoochee community center
• Man who live-tweeted Osama bin Laden raid to talk at Eckerd College on Tuesday
• Former Pinellas-Pasco prosecutor goes to prison for drug trafficking
• FBI: Cruise employee saved sexually explicit photos of 16-year-old passenger
• Report: Pasco man vomits on deputy who won't reduce charges
• In last-minute deal, House eases costs in USF Poly split
• Port Richey man charged in February chase, wrecks
• Illusion of Opportunity & Access to Kindergartens in the Southeastern U.S.
• Looking into the Past: An Exhibition of Photographs by Christina Macri
• Child hospitalized after being hit by car in Pinellas Park
• A pet owner's nightmare: Tampa woman's pup dies at vet
• St. Petersburg leaders mull whether to make downtown bars pay for security
• St. Petersburg bar apologizes for ladies night snub of transgender woman
• Driver dies in crash with party bus on Courtney Campbell Parkway
• High winds cause minor damage, scattered outages
• Hernando accident kills one
• Tampa man dies in motorcycle accident
• On Beer Week, regionalism and the joys of Sporcle
• Man drowns after walking off dock
• Motorcyclist dies in Pasco crash
• Getting picked for Pinellas' magnet, fundamental programs is tougher than it may appear
• Getting picked for Pinellas' magnet programs is tougher than it may appear
• Can USF win get Norman re-elected?
• Tampa detective pushes stricter gun sentencing
• Winter Haven artist awarded top prize at Gasparilla Festival of the Arts
• Brandon Academy seventh-grader wins regional spelling bee
• Tony Jannus Distinguished Aviation Society offers speakers bureau presentations
• Clearwater's spring break beach traffic and parking woes could ease this year
• Tampa residents get prison for robbery spree
• Senior menus/Meals on wheels
• School menus, week of March 5-9
• Statements by Pasco superintendent Fiorentino touting her record are mostly on the mark
• Pasco family's new puppy brings remarkable surprise
• More using fake pot products, "experimenting on themselves with very dangerous chemicals"
• Musical revue 'Jackpot!' a rousing good bet at Show Palace Dinner Theatre
• Seffner Checkers manager charged with sexual battery against an employee
• Florida gun laws shoot down our right to safety
• Fashion Show Extravaganza will benefit guardian ad litem program
• Government meetings in Hernando County
• Where to donate blood in Hernando County
• Girl Scout Cookie Store Open for Business!
• USF envisions institute to focus on personalized care for heart patients
• Man charged with attempted murder in west Tampa shooting
• Woman arrested in Hudson attack
• St. Pete man accused of trafficking in heroin
• Kmart jewelry thief nabbed, deputies say
• Getting booked at the Land O'Lakes jail? There's a video for that.
• Port Richey man accused of beating girlfriend with lamp
• Company's waste spreading complies, Hernando County says
• Teachers and graduates remember Pinellas Junior/Senior High with love, gratitude<br /><br />
• Pasco enthusiasts welcome Tampa Bay area's second MINI dealership
• MINI dealership under construction draws big anticipation in Wesley Chapel
• Cross-county bus service starts Monday with departure from Medical Center of Trinity
• West Hernando Cougars director says loss of park privileges is unfair
• Palm Harbor man is a professional house sitter
• Weather system to bring rains late Saturday
• Hernando County events
• Pinellas Sheriff says narcotics division has been "too loose an operation"
• Pinellas sheriff says narcotics division grew to be 'too loose an operation'
• Brooksville patrol officer fired after 'gross negligence,' chief says
• Is tourism the right cure for Pasco's economic woes?
• After a life at sea, WWII hero will finally get a ship
• Dunedin hires St. Petersburg architect for new fire station
• Ex-Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin White wants more time for friends to speak during sentencing
• Pasco sheriff's deputies commended at awards banquet
• Holocaust survivor Sal Wainberg tried to reach children
• Looking at art up close
• Admissions Family Day
• Man accused of following woman off bus, attacking her in Pinellas Park
• More dense fog rolls into Tampa Bay area, causes I-75 closure
• Former Pinellas School Board member Nina Hayden to run for C.W. Bill Young's seat in Congress
• Things to do this week in Pasco
• St. Pete police shoot and kill dog while responding to disturbance
• North Pinellas religion calendar
• Pasco: Woman accused of setting ex-boyfriend's house on fire
• Tea party activist challenges Victor Crist for Hillsborough County Commission seat
• New Dunedin city design similar to wavy St. Petersburg pier logo
• It's a spring thing: Phillies, Blue Jays start training in Clearwater and Dunedin
• Police: Holiday teen stole money, cigarettes from man who was hit by car
• Pasco to let residents opt into email property tax notifications
• Several violations lead county to shut down road construction
• Hernando County Reading Festival aims to inspire
• Handcuffed 14-year-old escapes from police, gets recaptured
• Hernando religion calendar
• Weeki Wachee Swamp Fest adds kids carnival to 2012 lineup
• Project Appleseed Rifle Marksmanship Clinic will be offered
• Jurors find Donald Montanez guilty of manslaughter, third-degree murder
• Hernando County business notes
• The story of Fuzzy Feet: Has the urban chicken's time finally come?
• Mango Elementary teacher had sexual relationship with 12-year-old boy, deputies say
• More fog blankets Tampa Bay before giving way to sun, heat
• Florida Orchestra Presents The National Symphony Orchestra Of Cuba
• Tampa looks to spend $4M on surveillance cameras and police gear for RNC
• Tampa police investigate triple shooting
• Pasco couple's daughter is Tampa hospital's first Leap Day baby
• Central Pasco Chamber director Kathy Dunkley departs after 15 years
• Safety Harbor completes purchase of 13 waterfront acres
• Pinellas detective dressed as Progress Energy worker in search of marijuana
• The man in a Progress Energy uniform was actually a Pinellas detective looking for marijuana
• From vodka bars to art museums, GOP has convention party sites lined up
• America's Youngest Jazz Band swings on, even as its members grow up
• County official says there's no need to farm out veterans services to DAV chapter
• New Port Richey man accused of preying on elderly, stealing money
• Lt. Jason Gennaro named East Lake's 2012 Firefighter of the Year
• Pasco Economic Development Council starts microloan program for small businesses
• Pasco alternative school students make turnaround through Pure Water for the World nonprofit
• Dinosaur World's expansion of prehistoric proportions
• Fundraiser for family battling cancer is April 13 in Brooksville<br /><br />
• Tampa man pleads guilty to sex trafficking of minors
• Hernando commissioners approves time line of Spring Hill Fire Rescue with county
• U.S. Postal Service will retain St. Petersburg's postmark, officials say
• Suspicious blaze hits vacant two-story St. Petersburg home
• Foggy morning commute to start a clear, hot day across Tampa Bay
• Police: Tampa man, 30, fired gunshots along Hillsborough Ave, outside strip club
• New Hillsborough economic development director had similar job in St. Petersburg
• A hobby takes shape
• Pinellas school district officials sour on new charter for Scientology-affliated Life Force school
• Dade City finds possible solution to sewer complaints
• Fundraiser will benefit American Cancer Society's Brooksville Relay for Life
• For 'leapers,' waiting four years just means a bigger birthday party
• For 'leapers,' waiting four years just means a bigger birthday party
• Pasco man arrested in 1992 Lousiana rape case
• Citizen committee recommends more lively, versatile logo for Dunedin
• Court disbars Riverview lawyer; three others suspended
• Court disbars Riverview lawyer
• Drug house was trap for shooting victims
• Palm Pavilion's longtime owner leaves family, legacy on Clearwater Beach
• Seminole Tribe's James Billie recovering from stroke
• Brooksville faces another year battling a budget crunch
• Local sections of Florida Trail need to be protected
• SWAT team standoff involved man upset over wife's grocery shopping, Pasco deputies say
• Neighbors raise stink about Hernando septic contractor Johns by John
• Pasco officials want to use land advantage to lure businesses
• Pinellas clerk taps auditor to review courts changes
• Gaither High School student arrested in December baseball bat attack on two Pasco teens
• Pasco laptop thief faces video voyeurism charge
• USF President Judy Genshaft: USF Poly would be accredited more quickly under BOG path
• Gandhi, King, Ikeda Exhibit: A Legacy of Building Peace
• Demolition clock winding down on landmark smokestacks
• Deputies seek 12-year-old runaway from Seminole
• Daredevil restaurateur had a family connection to Amelia Earhart
• Dunedin Elementary teacher named Pinellas' Outstanding Educator for 2012
• Interfaith group points St. Petersburg police to criminal 'hot spots'
• Slain professor's son tries to wash away the pain of his mother's death
• Plans emerge for outlet mall at Cypress Creek site in Pasco
• Pinellas School Board members embrace audit's call for change
• Eighty-eight apply for Hernando County administrator job
• Pedestrian hit on U.S. 19 in Holiday, driver arrested
• Tampa man killed in Colorado snowboarding accident remembered as kind, adventurous
• Bicyclist ticketed after colliding with trooper in Spring Hill
• Authorities examining skull, bones found in Spring Hill
• National televised recording artist Julie Gribble returns to Tampa Bay in March
• Pasco: Sex offender accused of raping, impregnating 13-year-old girl
• Defense worker pleads guilty to bringing loaded gun onto MacDill
• Expert says Donald Montanez was justified in shooting Glen Rich
• Movies mess with painters’ image
• Slated for demolition: Progress Energy smokestacks north of St. Petersburg
• Snowboarder from Tampa dies at Colorado resort
• High cost, obscure government rule dooms widening of crowded Fletcher Avenue
• Holy oil won't help Children's Board of Hillsborough gain traction
• Controversy over Scientology influence clouds future of Pinellas charter school
• Spring Hill man accused of with killing wife after argument
• Spring Hill man charged with killing wife after argument
• Standoff with St. Petersburg SWAT team ends safely
• Parrish man dies after van crashes on I-75 near Ruskin
• Missing Pasco boy feared in danger found safe
• CD review: Erica DiCeglie - "The Way Here"
• Tampa motorcyclist killed in collision with car
• Florida's senators ignore the facts on USF Polytechnic split
• Plastic surgeon provides 'Inside Look' on local radio show
• Hillsborough Sheriff's Office says deputy, teen had sex
• Equality Florida presents award to <i>Times</i>
• Marcelo Maseda, baseball player, politico, honorary mayor of Ybor City, dies at 92
• Pinellas jail inmate plotted to murder witness, authorities say
• Hundreds mourn pastor's daughter who was shot in head at church
• Jack Wilson nourished his western roots in more than 700 library books
• Coast Guard rescues woman who fell from sailboat near Skyway Bridge
• Staged accidents plummet in Hillsborough after county crackdown on clinics
• Clearwater police take another look at unsolved murders
• Oldsmar officials warn residents about rules for discarding light bulbs
• 25,000 Progress Energy customers in St. Petersburg lose power
• Hudson standoff ends with man facing charges
• Pasco siblings, ages 6 and 9, become a coach-wrestler duo to help Make-A-Wish Foundation
• Leader on NCAA basketball court becomes leader of Pasco drug ring, authorities say
• A bit slower, but he's still in the Gasparilla Distance Classic race<br/><br/>
• Albert Whitted Airport operator owes St. Petersburg $61,000, according to city tally
• School menus, week of Feb. 27-March 2
• Senior menus/ Meals on wheels
• Work on Lacoochee's renewal begins behind the scenes
• Things to do in Hernando County, week of Feb. 26
• Finding a place for Hernando County's youngest Baker Act patients
• Where to donate blood in Hernando County
• Stolen Sobriety X drums are returned - stolen guitars and trailer still missing
• Hernando County Commission will hear proposal to change bus routes
• Religious ritual at children's agency has 'alleged demon' steamed
• Hacienda Hotel expansion project could mean end of Sims Park playground
• Largo's Highland Lake Park reopens — with lots of fish
• Deadline for Withlacoochee River Electric Cooperative scholarship is March 7
• Bella Verde backers scale plans down
• Zephyrhills residents oppose plan to make U.S. 301 one-way
• Hernando School Board to meet with top three candidates for legal counsel
• New Port Richey couple accused of credit card fraud, theft
• Pinellas Junior/Senior High School students, staff to gather for reunion
• Temple Terrace wins Tampa Bay drinking water contest
• Pasco sheriff: Deputy addicted to prescription pills, arrested on charge of doctor shopping
• Hernando County teacher files gender discrimination complaint
• St. Pete native will be presenting Oscar statues
• West Hernando Coin Club hosts a coin and currency show today
• Red-light cameras at 3 Brooksville intersections a step closer to reality
• Sibling sailors from Clearwater set course for the Olympics
• Palm Harbor drama students win statewide honors, prepare for regional contest
• 'City of Angels' is fresh and fun at Richey Suncoast Theatre in New Port Richey
• Florida lawmakers back tax swap for Pinellas rail, buses
• WellCare whistle-blower closer to settling long-running fraud case
• North Pinellas to get "flex" minibus service later this year
• Dover man arrested on child porn charges
• Democrat plans to run for Stabins' seat on Hernando County Commission
• Dump truck driver dies in crash
• St. Petersburg woman chases, rams car over tax refund check, police say
• Hernando deputies: Boy, 13, stole AK-47, ammo while cleaning home with mom
• Heavy fog once again an issue for Tampa Bay's morning drivers
• Drums stolen from Sobriety X drummer 5 days after guitars are stolen
• St. Petersburg's black leaders meet with School Board appointee
• Spring Hill synagogue will participate in Shabbat Across America
• Ex-Ray Elijah Dukes tried to eat marijuana, Tampa police say
• Pasco deputies charge man in estranged wife's shooting death after years of fighting
• Special Olympics volunteers lead with heart
• San Antonio leaders allow two dollar stores several hundred feet apart
• Pasco schools learn FCAT recognition money is on the way
• Hernando County's administrator job draws 64 applicants — so far
• Judge agrees to delay federal trial of Pinellas Park terror suspect
• Spring Hill Relay for Life plans fundraisers for American Cancer Society
• Four graduate from program in Tampa helping federal offenders re-enter society
• Dunedin citizens group wants Alt. U.S. 19 rerouted off Edgewater Drive
• MacDill memorial to war dead delayed by red tape
• County, union haggle without much progress
• HUD report is critical of Pasco County Housing Authority
• St. Petersburg man accused of raping disabled woman
• Cozy retro traveling in a 'Tin Can'
• For Clearwater's historic Capitol Theatre, 2011 was a very good year
• Police: 44-year-old Largo man repeatedly raped teenage girl
• Gardening notes
• Blueberry Festival's courts plan serves up opportunity for Brooksville revival
• Greenpeace's 'Rainbow Warrior' will be on display in St. Petersburg
• 'Best Little Whorehouse in Texas' playing at Francis Wilson Playhouse
• USF marching band headed to London
• St. Petersburg postmark to become a thing of the past
• “Unconditional Surrender” comes with a condition
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Erica DiCeglie
• Drug charges send former Rays outfielder Elijah Dukes to jail again
• Heavy fog limits visibility across parts of Tampa Bay
• Substitute amendments signed by Alexander, Norman return some funds to USF
• Tampa police investigating fatal shooting
• Tampa Bay Blues Festival 2012
• Hernando religion calendar
• Kids' dispute makes obit of mom, Josie Anello of Land O'Lakes, famous on Internet
• Ohio man accused of DUI in crash that claimed Tampa woman
• Squabble breaks out over proposal to cut Hillsborough commissioners' pay if others take hit
• Pasco deputies investigating 'suspicious death' in Land O'Lakes
• Controlled burn sends smoky smell through downtown St. Pete
• Senate to weigh in on USF Poly's future Thursday
• Loans program proposed to keep roofs over heads of poor
• Brooksville couple win their first Grammy for children's album
• Grim budget picture could prompt higher Pasco property-tax rate
• Officials: Helen Ellis must be dropped from Tarpon Springs hospital's name
• Brothers testify that gun also aimed at them
• Moffitt Cancer Center names new CEO, leader for M2Gen
• Residents have one more chance to comment on proposed U.S. 301 widening through Zephyrhills
• Three Hernando County teams place in Nature Coast Envirothon
• Ex-Dallas Cowboy Troy Hambrick seeks to redeem after prison sentence
• LifeSouth Community Blood Center offers free massage gift cards to lure donors
• Clements re-elected president of Hillsborough teachers union
• Man killed in Tampa apartment building
• Hillsborough commissioners reject creation of district with many Hispanics
• Hernando briefs
• Master's Degree & Transfer Student Open House
• Blaze rips through Tampa home; no injuries
• Man in pirate costume stabbed in Dunedin after Mardi Gras parade
• One year later, St. Pete remembers Officer David Crawford
• Ship treasure ordered back to Spain will leave this week from MacDill
• Teacher critically injured in crash
• Man stabbed in downtown Dunedin after Mardi Gras parade
• SPC president springs into action when college trustee chokes
• In a first, Tampa and St. Petersburg mayors, business leaders discuss Tampa Bay Rays
• Investigations under way after St. Petersburg officer struck and killed man in wheelchair
• Hernando puts recycler's bonding company on notice for debt
• Pasco commissioners expand designated urban area over staff's objections
• Field is set for municipal elections in Pasco County
• Carriage drivers gear up for Little Everglades tests of speed, grace
• Saving animals is legacy of Oldsmar Flea Market's circus veteran
• Trinity College heads to NCCAA Division II basketball playoffs
• Safety Harbor brings back city manager at same salary
• Safety Harbor to allow food trucks outside pubs after 10 p.m.
• Tampa terror plot suspect asks for trial delay
• Pasco Sheriff's Office says crime statistics are down in 2011
• Tampa VA worker took 'gratuities,' gave referrals, report finds
• Judge sets aside $23,000 verdict against Pasco County in firefighters' lawsuit
• U.S. drops corruption case against St. Peteresburg arms dealer and 21 others
• St. Petersburg's Old Northeast neighborhood called one of the best in the country
• Memorial set for young woman who died after she was shot at church
• Will political bullies decide water policy in Florida?
• Hernando County events
• Former road patrol commander files to run for Pasco sheriff
• $1000 reward offered for return of 5 guitars stolen from Sobriety X guitarist
• The University of South Florida System has an annual impact of $3.7 BILLION. For...
• Crash involving semi closes U.S. 301 in Thonotosassa
• Man killed in Progress Village hit-and-run identified
• Thieves attempt to steal hundreds of gallons of gas from Tampa gas station
• Spain sending military planes to retrieve $504 million treasure from Tampa's Odyssey Marine
• Around the suncoast
• Love on display
• Rock 'n' Roll race's numbers fall short in St. Petersburg
• Meet Bill Hough; job fair for veterans; pet microchipping
• Tampa taxi cab and limo regulators say they've been left out of RNC planning
• Tampa taxicab and limo regulators say they've been left out of RNC planning
• A year later, the squad of Officer David S. Crawford still feels his loss
• Academic excellence, family struggles mark 2012 Barnes Scholar winners
• New Port Richey Police: Man robs IHOP with a note
• No deal out of Genshaft-Alexander USF funding meeting
• Family finds body in garbage can in Brandon back yard
• Riverview man dies in I-4 crash
• 24-year-old motorcyclist critically injured in Tampa crash
• Reminder: Stop by Bayboro Hall today between 9am and 6pm for hands-on help compl...
• Coast Guard plucks three boaters from capsized catamaran
• One killed in Gibsonton mobile home fire
• Yet another Tampa bridge closure on the way
• Largo police: Impatient woman rams car in fast food drive-through lane
• Verizon executive's relocation will be Tampa Bay's loss
• Wounded warrior Cpl. Michael Nicholson returns to huge Tampa welcome
• Abstract art’s answer for the befuddled
• Missing kayaker found safe off Tarpon Springs
• Authorities: DCF takes custody of four Tampa kids after mom charged with neglect
• Pedestrian dies after he was hit by police cruiser
• Man in wheelchair dies after being struck by St. Petersburg police cruiser
• After years of friction, Tampa and Hillsborough officials find spirit of cooperation
• Thousands revel and cheer Jerry Springer at the annual Knight Parade
• Sen. JD Alexander: respected, reviled, always powerful
• 'C-Man' Mathews lived quietly, worked hard, loved his family
• Port Richey Catholic school to host carnival
• Safety Harbor City Commission votes Monday on city manager agreement
• Drive looks to make huge impact on Tampa Bay music scene
• Black History Month banquet in Brooksville will honor educator
• Young woman who was shot in head at Lealman church dies
• Young woman shot in head at St. Petersburg church dies
• Three candidates seek two seats on Belleair's Town Commission
• San Antonio residents at odds over proposed dollar stores
• Trinity Trailblazer Trot take off March 25 in Pasco
• Healing vibes embedded in "lean" design of new Florida Hospital Wesley Chapel
• Trinity boy lands role in national tour of 'Les Miserables'
• Blessings in a Backpack helps feed a need in Hernando County
• Timber Pines residents live splendidly behind their walls
• Government meetings in Hernando County
• Bicyclist struck and killed along U.S. 41 in Gibsonton
• Hernando County health administrator puts teamwork in fiscal corrective plan
• Tampa police investigating early morning shooting
• Scoreboard at Raymond James Stadium catches fire
• Sobriety checkpoint in Pinellas results in more than 30 arrests
• Reminder: Environmental Science & Policy Graduate Program Info Sessions this wee...
• County officials eye Bass Pro Shops for east Hillsborough
• Experts say trooper's use of Taser on woman raises questions
• Group of men fight off would-be Davis Islands robber
• Gardening notes
• Deputies: Transients rob Port Richey store, beat owner
• Teen faces additional burglary, gun charges in Zephyrhills
• Politicians' birth control debate seems dated
• Developer seeks to open high-end shopping center next to unfinished Clearwater condo tower
• Pasco County Fair packed with treats, rides, entertainment
• Pet of the week: Boot
• Dunedin commissioners give City Manager Rob DiSpirito a thumbs-up
• Public asked to help welcome wounded warrior Michael Nicholson to Tampa
• Public asked to help welcome wounded warrior Michael Nicholson home
• Tampa and the Rays: Not the boyfriend in the divorce, but a suitor in waiting?
• Four men rack up numerous drug charges in 2 Hernando County raids
• Hillsborough man arrested on child porn charges
• TBMN hits another home run with last months 4th Annual Musicians Awards Show
• Tampa police arrest 25 in two-day prostitution crackdown
• Plant City pedestrian dies crossing Hillsborough Ave.
• On Camera Commercial Acting Workshop
• FHP trooper cleared in use of Taser, which put woman in vegetative state
• Bill would affect pay for servers and bartenders
• USF, Tampa Bay Lightning team up to offer sports management MBA
• Planned move of free cafe for the homeless bedevils Tampa's V.M. Ybor neighborhood
• Pier designers' whirlwind visit shows details still in the works
• Hillsborough High School algebra teacher is named Hillsborough Teacher of the Year
• Hillsborough jury convicts man of killing half brother, friend
• USF student body president gets a dose of politics, Tallahassee style
• Tampa police announce new crackdown on prostitution
• Land O'Lakes DJ puts music in his protest over building setback
• Tarpon Springs' Center for Gulf Coast Folklife opens with exhibit on Haiti
• Volunteers are needed to deliver meals in Clearwater area
• Two companies at Airport Industrial Park collaborate on runway closure project
• County Commission approves East Lake Community Overlay
• St. Petersburg will try to lure more recycling customers with trash discounts
• Volunteers sue to keep Hillsborough women's prison open
• Humane Society of Tampa Bay offers Pet Speed Dating
• Amenities under construction at Dunedin's Weaver Park
• Hed news lead first story
• Pasco deputy cleared in Christmas day shooting
• Time for Hernando to tighten rules on water use
• St. Petersburg man charged with selling marijuana to students
• Pasco man regrets U.S. 19 rampage, wife says
• Police: 40-year-old motorcyclist critical after crashing into palm tree
• Career Fair
• TFO 2012/2013 Coffee Concert Series in St. Petersburg and Clearwater
• TFO Announces 2012/2013 Season: Raymond James Pops Series
• TFO Announces 2012/2013 Tampa Bay Times Masterworks Series
• Pinellas church holds vigil to pray for woman accidentally shot in the head
• Teen shot and injured near Tampa apartment complex
• Dade City officials hope to reach sewer deal with county
• Hometown of Lacoochee still in 'Mudcat' Grant's heart
• One week after shooting, Scene night club is more calm
• One week after shooting, Scene nightclub is calmer place
• Three years without raises, Hillsborough County's workers could see bonuses next year
• Florence Douglas was called the Queen Mum
• Florence Douglas was called the 'Queen Mum' by many
• Disabled American Veterans chapter floats plan to handle Hernando vet services
• R.E.M. likes Dunedin's lipdub video
• Officials consider regulating electric carts and pedicabs on Clearwater Beach
• Cancer survivor is Dunedin's firefighter of the year
• Pasco lifts firewall to allow YouTube videos in classroom
• Gilzean has a long way to go to garner support of St. Petersburg's black leaders, emails show
• Emails reveal depth of skepticism over new Pinellas School Board member
• Violent crime continues decline in Hillsborough
• Aqua Utilities likely to keep most of last year's rate increases
• Tampa woman murdered in Bangkok hotel
• Port Richey switches health insurance provider
• Hillsborough man who rented out vacant homes he didn't own gets probation
• Food trucks get a place to call home in Tampa
• Judge rejects Hernando County's bid to dismiss Operation PAR's lawsuit over clinic
• Police search for man who robbed bank in downtown St. Pete
• Infrared technology colors art history
• Tampa Bay Lightning blanked 4-0 by Ottawa Senators
• Committee tells Tampa City Hall how to shake its reputation as tough place to do business
• Nancy Livingston died getting a milk shake for a friend
• Bayshore Boulevard homeowner softens stance, clears path for pedestrians
• Thirty-two years later, man set to be executed for St. Petersburg murder
• Construction work on Azalea Drive in New Port Richey nears completion
• Republican National Convention funds to buy two tactical Tampa Fire Rescue vehicles
• St. Petersburg's fledging curbside recycling program faces extinction
• Zephyrhills fire marshal fired over sick leave dispute
• Court records: Man accused of trying to set wife ablaze in Carrollwood had ether in the car
• Complaints lead to DUI arrest in Brookridge
• Man accused of sexual battery
• Florida National Guard to help with Republican National Convention security
• Cost of sinkhole stigma in Hernando County is no joke
• Aqua Utilities customers may see bills decrease
• Contractors accused of defrauding SOCom
• Foster children get makeovers before Heart Gallery photo shoot
• Air ambulance aborts takeoff at Hernando airport; no one injured
• Hillsborough looking for ways to simplify its development rules
• Choose from any of three info Master of Science in Environmental Science and Pol...
• Coast Guard rescues 75-year-old suffering heart condition from cruise ship
• Two hospitalized after escaping Oldsmar apartment fire
• Proposal to raise Tampa trash rates, abandon yearly billing, goes to City Council
• Senate budget includes nearly 60 percent cut for USF
• Work begins on $55M apartment project in Tampa's Channel District
• Settlement of class-action debt-relief suit criticized
• New waterfront condos disappearing from market in Tampa Bay
• Teen cyclist struck and killed in Ruskin
• Ybor City's Empire Night Club faces two lawsuits from October shooting
• Teen in critical but stable condition after 33-year-old boyfriend stabbed her
• Woman, 78, dies from injuries after getting hit in St. Petersburg Arby's parking lot
• Venezuela at the Crossroads: Democracy or Dictatorship?
• Plan for small distillery approved in Hernando
• Clearwater man, 35, accused of sexual battery on 13-year-old girl
• Freezing overnight temperatures will give way to warmer week
• Tampa woman found dead with trauma injuries in apartment
• Ybor City microbrewery reaches bay area milestone: craft beer in cans
• Rock 'n' roll propels runners in St. Petersburg, even on a chilly morning
• Woman found slain in apartment near Tampa
• Tampa Bay celebrity DJs will spin tunes at benefit for abused girls
• Deputies: Pastor's daughter struck as gun accidently goes off in Pinellas church
• St. Petersburg police use stun gun to subdue man they say badly stabbed girlfriend
• Another cold blast expected in Tampa Bay
• Another cold blast expected Monday
• Car perk for St. Petersburg's top administrators heads for junkyard
• Coast Guard rescues two from capsized boat off Pinellas Point
• Highway Patrol investigating fatal accident in Largo
• Largo woman dies in one-vehicle crash
• Capture of monkeys in Silver Springs sparks debate
• David A. Straz Jr. named new Gasparilla King by Ye Mystic Krewe
• Tampa producer recalls working with Whitney Houston at Super Bowl
• Norman aide remains on payroll despite tax charges
• Fasano popular with constituents, but not with fellow Republicans
• Despite warnings, St. Petersburg is just now doing something about later bar hours
• Elvis impersonators wow the crowd at the Florida State Fair
• Elvis impersonators wow crowd at the Florida State Fair
• Tampa Bay residents will feel winter's chill Sunday morning
• Extend Bayshore's sidewalk? Not in my front yard, says a lover of logic and beauty
• FHP seeks help finding driver from fatal pedestrian crash on Gandy Boulevard
• Hernando Habitat for Humanity starts repainting program for needy
• Hernando County briefs for Feb. 12
• Frank Hibbard steps down after seven years as Clearwater mayor
• Republican candidates line up to take on state Rep. Peter Nehr
• A tale of a haunted floor… sort of
• Woman, 78, seriously hurt when hit by car in St. Pete Arby's parking lot
• Unsolved murder of Elizabeth Swanson haunts husband, police 12 years later
• Group that seeks a public vote on the Pier to meet Saturday
• Salvation Army begins free lunch program in Dade City
• A plan for those dusty roads
• St. Pete police arrest man on attempted murder charge
• Enthusiastic crowd welcomes back former Safety Harbor city manager
• Cleaning man accused of sexual battering co-worker while on the job
• Cleaner accused of sexually battering co-worker while on the job
• Dunedin City Commission looks at proposal for improving two avenues
• Philip Fatolitis, believed to be the last of the hard hat sponge divers in Tarpon Springs, dies at 88
• Philip Fatolitis, believed to be the last of the hardhat sponge divers in Tarpon Springs, dies at 88
• New date set in former Clearwater fire chief's sexual battery trial
• The cops and the killer
• County, Dade City may share a wastewater plant
• Brooksville city employee accused of stealing metal to resell
• Chicken chain PDQ is coming to Wiregrass area
• Two dozen assault weapons found in Trinity drug house
• Gardening notes
• FHP: 18-year-old Brooksville teen killed while racing
• Troopers: Woman killed crossing Gandy Blvd. in St. Petersburg
• Girl, 15, shot in Town 'N Country home
• Church to tackle 'rated R' parts of Bible
• As 'Bud Lee's America' closes, Tampa Bay arts community pays tribute to photographer
• St. Petersburg nightclub owner vows to bolster security after shooting
• Two schools near downtown Tampa will close during Republican convention due to worries about gridlock, protests
• Amazon list puts Clearwater in nation's top 20 for romance
• Port Richey gymnast lands scholarship to Kent State
• Her adoption reward is sixfold
• Dade City man, 61, accused of having child porn
• Arc Nature Coast plans Hurricane Party, Catholic women's group hosts luncheon and fashion show
• What's driving Mike Fasano's stance?
• County disagrees with contractor, says Hernando Beach Channel dredge isn't done
• Friendly Investment Club in Spring Hill cashes in its shares
• Investigators look into more claims against Dunedin school volunteer
• Domino's Pizza franchise owner to lead Hernando County Education Foundation
• Teenager accused in robbery, shooting which injured man in Zephyrhills
• Stolen piggy bank brings more charges for Pasco inmate
• Rick Scott now our warm and fuzzy governor?
• Cynthia Barnett and the Case for a Water Ethic
• Mystery Monkey of Tampa Bay finds a home, family in the woods
• Was Impressionism the result of poor eyesight?
• One dead, one injured in Seminole house fire
• Gov. Rick Scott nearly misses 2012 Florida State Fair opening
• Judge to decide Friday if man who killed Tampa police officer will be executed
• Tampa law firm wins another big verdict in nursing home lawsuit without a defense
• Epilogue: Former Eckerd College dean Clark Bouwman was crusader for social justice
• Missed day causes dispute for teacher's union, superintendent
• Fire quickly extinguished at Clearwater's On Top of the World
• Several residents displaced after fire at Clearwater's On Top of the World
• USF's new downtown Tampa medical simulation center is opening for business
• Forum seeks opinions on four-day school week
• Celebrating our Autonomy: A Centennial Celebration for Pinellas County
• New Port Richey won't pull plug early on Animal Services contract
• New Port Richey woman sent to prison for bilking disabled neighbor
• Review: 'Memphis' finds soul in its quirky characters and booming tunes
• Foster's public safety campaign promises under a spotlight
• Foster's pledges to crack down on St. Petersburg crime falters
• Oldsmar officials will talk about whether to allow backyard chickens
• Tom Scott mulls a run for elections supervisor
• Hernando Briefs
• Veteran teacher joins crowded field for Hernando supervisor of elections
• Tampa Police Department to beef up ranks before Republican National Convention
• Authorities say cigarettes caused fatal Seminole fire
• Speaker's area of expertise? the universe
• From potatoes sprout costumed characters
• Pinellas man pleads not guilty in Tampa terror case
• Woman accused of stealing from New Port Richey Publix
• Police: Two shot outside St. Petersburg night club
• A half-century later, man seeks details of father's death in Tampa
• Tampa Bay Lightning loses 3-1 to Los Angeles Kings
• Tampa woman charged in crackdown on tax fraud
• What's slowing student achievement in Pinellas? Everybody has a theory
• Pasco County school notes
• Some oxycodone sales are down in Florida, but the street trade still is brisk
• Hernando County club events
• Run raises funds for solar system exhibit at Starkey Wilderness Park
• Blacked-out car windows got Pasco deputy's attention before driver accused of attacking wife
• Blacked-out windows caused Pasco deputy to pull over man later accused of trying to burn his wife
• Clearwater man dies when SUV runs off I-75
• Dispute lingers over who can regulate smoking
• Murder trial begins for former Palm Harbor day care owner accused of shaking baby to death
• Rep. Young asks VA to hasten search for Bay Pines director
• New year, same budget issues in Hernando
• Pasco County keeps ban on LED animated signs
• Outburst by witness causes mistrial in Tampa murder case
• Pasco School Board criticizes superintendent over communication issues
• After years of doing 'patriotic duty,' lone war protester near MacDill tries new tack
• Police investigating fire that damaged Virgin Mary statue at St. Petersburg Catholic High School
• Trial begins for Shady Hills man accused of killing mother, stepfather, then hitting casino
• State Road 590 reopens after crash with injuries near U.S. 19
• Second man arrested after shooting last month near Tampa
• Moon Lake man accused of putting gun to woman's head, pulling trigger
• Pinellas EMS tax could rise again
• Trop to charge $15 parking for free expo at Rock 'n' Roll Half Marathon
• Pasco deputies: Infant suffered skull fracture from abuse
• Gulf Middle student tried to set boy on fire, police say
• Hudson man accused of beating wife with baseball bat
• Eddie Money issues statement regarding not singing at last weeks St. Pete show
• Host committee calls for 7,500 volunteers for RNC
• Deputies: Man tried to set woman on fire in Carrollwood
• Tampa Police officer hospitalized after collision
• Tampa Bay area roads turn deadly with pair of triple-fatality crashes
• Patrol: Dade City woman dies, girl injured after swerving to miss dog
• Tampa Bay VA hospitals pump down the volume
• Florida's education system needs reform — not recklessness
• Riverview pair charged in counterfeiting operation
• Deputies: Man pulls gun after scuffle outside Carrollwood sushi bar
• Three die, others injured in three-vehicle crash near Zephyrhills
• Tampa police: Kicked out of bar, drunken man returns with knife
• Wimauma crash kills man, badly injures woman
• Fight after monster truck show leaves man with critical head injury, Tampa police say
• Hillsborough traffic stop leads to human smuggling charges
• Three die when SUV overturns near Ruskin
• Art without distinction is not art
• Hospice pioneer Mary Labyak dies under the care she helped create
• Leftovers from Tampa International Airport food vendors serve new purposes
• New political maps chalk up Tampa Bay winners, losers
• Who should pay the $200 million for nursing home death? It's complicated
• Dunedin stone carver, 97, practices art of aging joyfully
• Clearwater woman is recovering from brutal stabbing attack
• East Lake subdivision residents again ask county to pay for a traffic light
• Hospital move brings big change to Trinity, New Port Richey
• Pasco school menus, Feb. 6-10
• GRE Test Prep Course
• Adults take the stage in some Pasco student productions
• Pasco County senior meals, Feb. 6-10
• Redrawn congressional boundaries create roadblock for Fasano
• Suncoast Center for Fine Scale Modeling to host open house
• Country singer Clay Kirk helps others through music
• Redistricting dashes hopes of Nugent-Fasano contest
• The RV world isn't what it used to be — nor is the world
• World of model trains and tiny treasures comes to Pasco
• Where to find the bloodmobile around Hernando
• Government meetings for the week of Feb. 5
• Mark your calendar for an assortment of events
• Memorial service honors chaplains' heroic actions at sea
• Sheriff's officials investigate cause of fire that killed mother, daughter
• Incoming Freshmen: USFSP Privately Funded Scholarship Application Deadline
• Dade City tack shop restores cherished horse gear
• Lawyer tells judge: 'Only Scientology law applies'
• Church lawyer tells judge: 'Only Scientology law applies'
• Prevention efforts limited 2011 wildfire damage in Hernando
• Price tag for Hernando dredge project surprises commissioners
• Q&A: Mise en Place co-owner Maryann Ferenc harnesses power of tourism
• Hernando County events
• Staff suggests even higher rates for Aqua Utilities customers
• Tampa mother of baby whose death was ruled a homicide charged with aggravated child abuse
• Tampa mother of 8-month-old baby who died in December charged with aggravated child abuse
• Senior White House officials hear from Hispanic community at Tampa summit
• Pipers and drummers play in memory of Alexander Keith at Dunedin service
• Dentists, Welch press fluoride agenda for Pinellas election
• Hitting up students adds insult to injury
• Pinellas Park man survived jump off Sunshine Skyway Bridge
• Coast Guard airlifts sick Tarpon Springs fishing boat crew member to hospital
• Largo pedestrian struck and killed by pickup in Mango
• Blaze rips through Tampa hookah lounge
• Tampa could consider ban on patrons younger than 21 at nightclubs
• From a corner, Angelo Dundee ruled any boxing ring
• Florida Planned Parenthood supporters oppose Komen's decision, but support the organization
• Police in St. Pete Beach round up mid-level drug dealing suspects
• Pinellas jury convicts St. Petersburg man of murder in death of estranged wife
• Man's body pulled from Brandon pond
• LeaderSpeak with Councilman Charlie Gerdes
• Clearwater man faces five felony charges in break-in
• Death toll rises to nine on Hillsborough Kids' watch
• Farewell to Sheila, the family dog
• Mother and daughter die in fire at Seminole condo complex
• Hernando news in brief
• Hernando nightlife, Feb. 3-9
• Tampa terror suspect indicted
• Adult enrollment triples in trade programs at Marchman Technical Education Center
• A good cause, stopped by bad politics
• Community steps up to help Brooksville family burned out of home
• USF begins soliciting current students for donations
• Former HPH Hospice workers scale back whistleblower lawsuit
• Banish the oak leaves? That's just squirrelly
• Application to tear down Belleview Biltmore lacks required details, on hold
• Community Hospital is now the Medical Center of Trinity on State Road 54
• FHP investigating fatal crash in Lutz
• Pedestrian killed crossing Largo street
• Zephyrhills motorcyclist accused of fighting a law officer — again
• Explorer K-8 celebrates second place in contest
• Four get state honors for shuffleboard
• Directions for Mental Health recognized by Clearwater Regional Chamber of Commerce
• School notes and news
• Recreation Notebook: Footraces, sports leagues, kayak repair talk
• Sheriff's Office aiming to help inmate addicts
• Romney's margin of victory in Hernando County was smallest in bay area
• Harborview rehab: $3.8M+
• Komen-Planned Parenthood controversy divides Tampa Bay supporters
• Pasco felon shoots man, faces gun possession charge
• Oldsmar leaders dissatisfied with local chamber of commerce
• Zephyrhills fire marshal under investigation for working second job while on medical leave
• James R. Carlson, who founded the Eckerd College theater program, dies at 94
• Condo rules prohibit resident battling cancer from keeping her 70-pound Labrador retriever
• In downtown St. Petersburg, a tech firm sells to gain more financial clout
• Dunedin voters to see charter changes on November ballot
• St. Petersburg man accused of stabbing ex-girlfriend
• Under pressure from environmentalists, water privatization proposal scrapped
• Two Pasco crossing guards receive state award
• New Port Richey man accused of possessing child porn
• Bicyclist hospitalized after Madeira Beach stabbing
• Ruptured sewer line to Sand Key nearly fixed
• Artist Profile - Jamie Cunningham of Big Moon Rocket
• Health and support groups in Hernando
• Derrick Cullins' trial begins in deaths of two Hillsborough men
• Pinellas County election results
• Cretekos elected as Clearwater mayor in landslide
• Seminole man arrested in stabbing of estranged wife
• Tampa among nine cities IRS considers high risk for tax fraud
• Enrichment Centers mark first anniversary
• Temple Terrace voters approve business tax incentives
• New school board member meets St. Petersburg NAACP
• Grant-writing seminar; Sheriff's Office bike run for kids
• Pasco GOP primary voters share a goal: Defeat President Barack Obama
• Deputies: Gibsonton man showing off child porn images gets punched, then arrested
• Mitt Romney wins Florida primary
• Many Hernando County voters unenthusiastic about choices in GOP primary
• Results of Pinellas elections include Kenneth City mayor winning second term
• Rick Santorum supporter faithful to candidate who fled Florida
• Crews work to fix sewage line on Sand Key in Clearwater
• Ad for county administrator glosses over Hernando's flaws
• Zephyrhills mayor decides not to seek sixth term
• Motorcyclist in critical condition after collision with car
• Weeki Wachee High's Kimberly Koparan is named Hernando County Teacher of the Year
• Clearwater man saw his 1946 Piper Cub fly just before he died
• Incoming Freshmen: USF System Scholarship Applications Due
• Vote for your favorite Tampa Bay Bands to compete in the Hard Rock Rising 2012
• Road work clogs morning rush hour traffic on southbound Interstate 75
• Unidentified man shot and killed in Tampa
• Fire rips through Clearwater restaurant
• Some cities holding elections today
• Pinellas' defender of human rights will retire from job, but not from advocacy
• Latino group sues, saying GOP primary schedule hurts Hispanic Republicans
• Fifteen years ago, Tampa police launched futile search for body of woman found in storage unit
• Church of Scientology sues longtime Clearwater leader over New Year's Eve email
• Mitt Romney pads advantage in Florida with aggressive early voting effort
• Brandon Regional Hospital names new CEO
• Gambling bigwig Sheldon Adelson bet wrong on art
• Auditioners seek dose of caffeinated reality show fame
• Largo woman describes how she accidentally ran over husband
• Jury awards $189,000 to two Pasco firefighters over workplace retaliation claims
• Arrest report: Zephyrhills man says house is possessed
• Holiday man impersonated cop in traffic stop, deputies say
• Rouson wants Florida lawmakers to make Pinellas add fluoride to water
• Deputies: Argument near Clearwater leads to apparent accidental death
• Police arrest two Occupy Tampa protesters they say confronted officers
• Decorated Adm. Olson remains humbly silent on details of bin Laden raid
• Tampa Jewish Federation announces plan to transform part of historic Homer Hesterly Armory
• Tampa Jewish Federation announces plan to transform part of historic Homer Hesterly Armory
• As killer from Pinellas awaits execution, victim's daughter grapples with memories
• Newt Gingrich sets up battle between conservative activists, Republican establishment
• Taxpayer subsidies shouldn't underpin St. Petersburg's new Pier
• Sunlake High's Carla Nolan is Pasco County's teacher of the year
• Clearwater company owns plane that made emergency landing
• Families of longtime missing service members gather for updates
• Family of service members missing in action long ago gather for updates
• Hillsborough, Pasco report increase in early voting turnout
• Sinkholes in St. Petersburg? Not as rare as you'd think
• Sinkholes in St. Pete? Not as rare as you'd think.
• Small plane makes crash landing in Pinellas County field
• Boat crash leaves two injured in Indian Rocks Beach
• Got questions on Pasco's parks fee? We've got answers
• Family struggles after their daughter is hit by a car
• Florida's GOP delegates: Wesley Chapel welcomes you
• Bus ridership in Pinellas County reaches all-time high
• Corcoran looks to expand corporate tax credit scholarships
• Sheet Metal Workers' Local 15 targets Oak Hill Hospital
• Hernando events calendar
• Attack killed woman's hope for new life
• Senior menus and Meals on Wheels
• One dead after two personal watercraft collide in Lutz
• School menus, week of Jan. 30-Feb. 3
• Nine men arrested in Hernando unlicensed contracting sting
• Hernando County government meetings
• Where to donate blood in Hernando county Jan. 29- April 7
• Spring Hill church group to sponsor basketball free throw contest
• Legislators work to keep Riverview prison open
• Tuesday election has local issues for three North Pinellas cities
• Problems linger for Hernando County's new garbage hauler
• New Port Richey mulls options to boost rec center's revenue
• Miniature planes, helicopters take flight in Pasco gymnasium
• Abandoned storage units yield unusual finds
• Woman hospitalized after being hit by car in St. Pete
• Sergeant suspended for erasing evidence in Simply Hydroponics case
• Driver accused of DUI, leaving accident scene in Hudson
• Computers seized from Internet cafe in Dunedin
• Woman charged with two counts of DUI manslaughter in 2009 crash
• Ron Paul locks up Hudson Middle School mock vote
• For shooting friend in the head, Clearwater man gets 20 years.
• Brooksville City Hall renovations cause some temporary inconveniences
• Reports: Cretekos has raised 50 times more money than opponent in Clearwater mayoral race
• Remains of woman found in homemade coffin inside storage unit identified
• Discovery of dead woman in storage unit unearths family's secret
• Economist brings mixed outlook to Pasco business leaders
• County looking to staff, offering cash for cost-saving ideas
• Get a second opinion when a car mechanic gives a doomsday diagnosis
• Gardening notes
• Friends make old Piper Cub soar for Clearwater owner who will never fly it
• Pasco business events, beginning Jan. 28 and beyond
• Pasco: Disabled woman rescued service animal when roaming dogs attacked
• A parking garage made artful
• Wet morning to give way to nice Gasparilla weekend
• COB Executive Education Session: Transform Your Leadership Effectiveness
• Pirates of Gasparilla descend on Tampa
• Five officers begin strenuous tryout to take spot on St. Petersburg canine unit
• Free rides set for aquarium attractions
• In Hillsborough, a voice of reason in defense of learning world's religions
• St. Pete council pledges new pier cost will be capped at $50 million
• Tampa business and government leaders consider 'housing-first' strategy to tackle chronic homelessness
• At Tampa Convention Center, attendees pose for posterior art
• Expansion underway at Dade City's historic St. Paul Missionary Baptist Church
• New Port Richey girl bounces back from cancer scare, kick from horse
• After record year, Jabil's still got 'giddyap' left
• Hernando nightlife, Jan. 27-29
• Newt Gingrich renews his fight in Florida
• Curtis Gray of Spring Hill has his moment to shine on 'American Idol'
• For Hernando residents, it's wait-and-see for GOP primary picks
• Animals with attitude, made from recyclables, are Palm Harbor artist's specialty
• St. Petersburg police: driver in fatal pursuit high on prescription drugs, cocaine
• Zephyrhills Police Capt. Jeffrey McDougal resigns
• You can look for Bowl-O-Bama, but you'll strike out
• Holiday motorcyclist dies from injuries sustained in Tuesday crash
• High cost of the death penalty doesn't seem worth it
• Fictitious gunfight draws real Pasco deputies
• After four years without pay raises, Clearwater employees will get one
• St. Petersburg mom, two daughters arrested in John Hopkins Middle brawl
• U.S. Senate panel holds Tampa hearing on Florida election law
• Man with a gun in bag arrested at St. Pete-Clearwater airport
• 31-year-old woman killed running across U.S. 19 in Largo
• Dr. Jack Frankel made impact on polio, cancer research
• Police investigating fatal pedestrian crash on U.S. 19 in Largo
• Dade City commissioners confirm move of recycled water silo site
• Judge denies Kevin White's requests to travel
• Downtown merchants ponder Republican National Convention impact: Big headache or big opportunity?
• Merchants ponder Republican National Convention impact: headache or opportunity?
• Port Richey considers street parking restrictions
• Michelle Obama will promote 'Mi Plato' on Tampa stop
• Man accused of beating teen with machete
• Helen Ellis Memorial opens surgical institute in Tarpon Springs
• Woman accused of soliciting Dade City police officer for prostitution
• Former Port Richey city clerk honored for life of public service
• Christopher Hanney, accused of attempted murder, tells his story
• Tagerson tease to 1a
• District 5 candidate for Congress operates head shop, served prison time
• Hernando County community events
• Businesses hunt for Gasparilla treasure
• Businesses hunt for Gasparilla booty
• Miami police arrest suspect in St. Pete carjacking
• St. Pete Chamber rises from grave after tough year
• Tampa will try again for federal grant to finish Riverwalk
• Night work along McMullen-Booth Road until Feb. 8
• Hudson pastor's efforts help bring in even more donated blankets
• Entries being taken for Miss Heart of Florida, Miss Pasco County
• Spring Hill man accused of hacking into former employer's computer system
• Verdict expected today in trial of Hudson woman accused of killing triplet
• 62-year-old man thrown from motorcycle in Holiday crash, has life-threatening injuries
• Pinellas Park council votes to restore fluoride to drinking water
• Hillsborough superintendent defends Muslim leader's school visit
• Youth library events and school notes
• Fundraising art event to help Dunedin man with Lou Gehrig's disease
• Hillsborough deputies accuse postal worker of possessing child porn
• Hernando County briefs: Four Chaplains Memorial Service is Feb. 5
• Couple, grandchildren lose everything in mobile home fire
• Forums set to discuss Pasco's four-day school week plan
• Little disagreement at Safety Harbor candidate forum
• PODS adding 150 jobs through summer
• Man charged with DUI with injury following Monday crash in St. Pete
• Warrant shows fight over pills led to Tampa roommate shooting
• Death for a cop killer: A decision too big not to be unanimous
• Zephyrhills cranks up hangar rental rates at airport
• Pasco's first Run for the Arts supports school art programs
• Hernando County, jail contractor reach settlement over withheld payment
• Fine dining in Pasco and Hernando counties
• Dunedin man accused of hitting Pasco deputy with car
• Amber Lynn is looking for beach photos of her fans
• Woman hospitalized after Clearwater stabbing
• Plant City police arrest driver they say killed teen in hit-and-run
• Terri Schiavo case a topic for GOP presidential candidates at debate
• Mitt Romney enters fray at Tampa GOP debate, unleashes attack on Newt Gingrich
• State Sen. Jim Norman draws opponent in GOP primary
• Piccadilly Circus will have shows in Hernando County
• Cosmetology program at Tampa's Blake High gets its own makeover
• Veteran's court 'graduates' first class
• One person hospitalized in hazardous materials incident in Pinellas Park
• Hillsborough school district to consider contract funded by Title 1
• Settlement deal lets Progress Energy avoid Crystal River accountability
• Security guard injured in September hit-and-run dies
• Pinellas County military grads
• Art Festival Beth-El in St. Petersburg on Saturday
• Hillsborough deputies arrest five after burglary investigation
• Gingrich in Tampa: Romney's 'desperate,' will say anything
• Gov. Rick Scott appoints former DOE staffer to Pinellas school board
• St. Petersburg police will commemorate one-year anniversary of officers' deaths
• Trial begins of Hudson woman accused of killing triplet in 2010 crash
• Hernando authorities find missing 10-year-old safe
• In Tampa, open alcohol containers get citation, not arrest
• Artists’ bios shouldn’t matter in art appreciation
• Omicron Delta Kappa Interest Meeting
• Trial of Hudson woman accused of killing triplet slated to begin
• Firefighters battle Largo mobile home park fire
• 57-year-old motorcyclist dies in Land O' Lakes crash
• Plant City Police searching for car responsible for killing teen in hit-and-run
• Spring Hill Elementary closes due to man barricaded inside nearby home
• Troubled Pinellas teacher gets one more chance
• Cobble some real savings
• Tampa man dies after being shot in his home
• Relocation advice for a 35-year-old hipster sister
• Landlady: Pinellas woman killed by boyfriend had wanted him out
• Housekeeper, boyfriend face charges in hit-and-run death of Pinellas Park motel manager
• Trial of Hudson woman accused of killing triplet slated to begin today
• Patrol looking for hit-and-run driver who injured Dade City bicyclist
• Hillsborough deputies: Man shot in the face during drug deal
• Driver accused of stealing truck caught after chase through Hillsborough and Pasco counties
• Spring Open House
• Hillsborough early voting resumes Monday
• Tampa police investigate fatal shooting
• Three MacDill airmen return from final duty in Iraq
• You call this honoring American art?
• Police say dead man in Pinellas Park apparently hit by a car
• One year later: St. Petersburg cops more vigilant, assertive after officer deaths
• Pinellas detectives investigate murder-suicide of couple
• Kids treasure Children's Gasparilla Parade in Tampa
• Kids have a ball catching beads at Gasparilla children's parade
• Rally in St. Petersburg promotes liberty and justice, a few GOP campaigns
• Rally in St. Petersburg promotes liberty and justice for all
• Patricia Harris, 'Times' reporter in 1920s, dies at 101
• Slow start to early voting in Tampa Bay area
• Florida schools, colleges are growing, but state construction money has dried up
• Port Richey residents urged to boil water after water main break
• Brooksville Raid re-enactment battle is at 2 p.m. Sunday
• Where to donate blood in Hernando County Jan. 23-28
• Government meetings in Hernando County Jan. 23-26
• Hernando events for week of Jan. 22
• Idea for Tarpon Springs research and training facility promotes water and energy innovation
• Pasco County school menus, week of Jan. 23
• Senior menus/Meals on wheels
• Jan. 31: Much to vote on in Clearwater, from mayor to term limits — and the Republican primary
• Fugitive Tampa businessman John Stanton a no-show at bankruptcy meeting
• Prosecutors drop charges against slain children's mother
• Fire destroys abandoned boat near Gandy bridge
• Local police facing obstacles in going after federal tax fraud suspects
• Zephyrhills church celebrates 100 years
• A walk on the river worth the price
• Runner raising awareness of abused animals in Asia
• Career academies give taste of real world
• MacDill performs its version of an 'elephant' walk
• Facing state scrutiny, Harbinger House closes in New Port Richey
• Women arrested in Clearwater on prostitution, drug charges
• Mitt Romney won't commit to Florida GOP debate in Tampa
• Mitt Romney won't commit to Florida GOP debate
• Florida redistricting would lump two Pinellas cities with Hillsborough voters
• Tampa Bay Times names Mike Wilson managing editor, announces other promotions
• Head of children's movement issues call to Pinellas leaders
• Spring Hill barber has taken his shop on the road
• Pasco mother blames school for daughter's death in 2011
• Troy Anthony Garner identified as suspect in Jan. 9 shooting in Holiday
• Natasha Knobel didn't let her illness define her
• Businesses upset with pace of downtown Clearwater roadwork
• Sheriff hires man who promoted him as lobbyist, but it's no favoritism, Gualtieri says
• USF St. Petersburg will offer a Revised GRE Test Prep Course Saturdays in Februa...
• Jury deciding on next St. Petersburg Pier
• In Hillsborough, two political parties duke it out with dodgeball
• Pasco County parks step up parking fee enforcement
• St. Pete City Council volunteers to help boost Tampa Bay Rays attendance
• Pasco Regional says expanded ER will reduce wait times
• Highway Patrol looking for Little Road hit-and-run driver
• Hillsborough commissioners debate cutting their own pay
• Artillery coordinator works hard to make Brooksville Raid a show
• Mulhern urges care in approval of bridge-lighting project
• All Children's Hospital CEO to retire next month
• Mobile Medical Unit brings the doctor to the homeless
• Mobile Medical Unit makes house calls for the homeless
• Hillsborough passes dog tethering ban
• Sculpture in downtown Clearwater turns heads
• Meet candidates vying for Safety Harbor commission seats
• Florida's powerful gun lobby puts cuffs on officials
• St. Petersburg could close the iconic Pier as early as Oct. 1
• St. Petersburg could close the iconic Pier as early as October
• Tarpon voters to decide hospital land sale on Jan. 31 ballot
• Should Florida have an all-online university?
• Status of East Lake library director occupies new board chairman
• Pasco: Projected savings shrink in four-day school week plan
• Wikkid announces Matt Lupori as new guitarist following David Seifert departure
• Valrico man accused of secretly taping inside Minnesota airport restroom
• St. Petersburg native among four being searched for on snowy Mount Rainier
• Spring Hill gang member sent to prison for drug trafficking
• Pasco nudists collect blood, food, shirt donations
• St. Pete mayor says regional support, not Trop, is key to keeping Rays
• Winged intruder scores one over Tampa airport security
• Pasco citizens, deputies, awarded for their service
• Mitchell High student saves thousands with coupons, uses goods to help charities
• Meet Clearwater mayoral candidates in Jan. 19 forum at City Hall
• Public mostly applauding proposed improvements to THE Bus
• Tampa gets six bids for surveillance cameras at the Republican National Convention
• College presidents want power for higher tuition for STEM programs
• Two arrested in New Port Richey armed robbery
• Judge turns down Operation PAR's request for rehearing on Spring Hill clinic
• Pinellas seniors audition for <b>Bright House Networks' Bright Stars Senior Idol talent show</b>
• New Port Richey looks to ease alcohol restrictions at festivals
• Judge gives lawyers in Schenecker case more time to review evidence
• Emotional crowd wants historic Belleview Biltmore saved
• In step with her passion
• Powell Middle School teacher steps back in time, starts sewing club
• Hernando class notes for Jan. 19
• Hernando's top-notch student musicians band together
• Palm Harbor pain clinic shut down by state authorities
• The Bay Buzz announces dates for their Second Saturday Spring Concert Series
• FHP investigating fatal crash on U.S. 41 in Tampa
• Venue Actors Studio offers Voice Over and On Camera Workshops
• Crowd at town hall meeting discusses future of Belleview Biltmore
• Republican National Convention to disrupt civic life in downtown Tampa
• Bye bye, Beetles: Hundreds of Volkswagens cleared from Sunray Bugs' VW 'graveyard'
• Benefit carwash to help Pasco mother of four with rare cancer
• Accident snarls traffic on Little Road
• Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn pushes water privatization proposal that has its critics
• Pasco County class notes for Jan. 18
• Former MLB player and coach Julius Matos opens a youth baseball facility in Port Richey
• Pasco High student gets head start on college with extra classes
• Financial Aid Nights scheduled at Pasco high schools
• Schenecker computer records unlikely to be released soon
• Crash involving sheriff's deputy ties up Dunedin traffic
• Clearwater store becomes first to get special downtown grant
• South Tampa religion calendar
• Pasco's culinary arts students compete in dessert bakeoff
• Steve Simon to challenge Bill Bunting for Pasco GOP post
• New Hernando YMCA director focused on growth, community health
• Hillsborough deputies investigate what happened to man found critically injured
• North Tampa events: Broadway Bound; dyslexia correction; writing class
• From wartime to retirement, Frank Spatuzzi battled for his beliefs
• Clearwater man wins shuffleboard competition
• Facing leaner budget, Hernando officials weigh priorities
• New manager in Madeira Beach talks of infrastructure projects and filling vacant positions
• Pasco deputies: Man beats pregnant woman, ruptures her spleen
• Art attribution is an art in itself
• Learn about bachelor's and master's degrees, admissions and financial aid at Spr...
• Senior Citizen Tuition Waiver Registration
• Customers see impromptu Occupy Tampa protest inside Best Buy
• Protest groups nationwide target Republican National Convention in Tampa
• After Hillsborough fails in bid for light rail, Pinellas proceeds cautiously
• Two accused of dismantling dozens of Hernando AC units for parts
• Former Dunedin resident tells harrowing tale of escape from capsized cruise ship
• GOP voters start casting ballots in Hillsborough
• Judge dismisses suit against Tampa Housing Authority
• At Tampa's annual MLK breakfast, Paulette C. Walker challenges attendees to clean up communities
• Here's your chance to see monster trucks before Saturday's jam at RayJay
• Pasco man crashed into Wendy's, blamed his car
• Seminole may be looking at increased tax rate
• Reno's Flop Haus opens at Pier in St. Petersburg; Salty Rim Grill comes to St. Pete Beach
• Music Tampa Bay releases their 2011 Top 100 songs list
• King's memory honored in Pasco County
• Grayl's Hotel on Beach Drive to close for extreme makeover
• Do you work at a job that pays minimum wage? We want to hear from you
• Hundreds mourn slain Avila couple at Tampa church
• Campus closed - Martin Luther King, Jr. Holiday
• Search on for suspect in Largo home invasion
• National Martin Luther King, Jr. Drum Major for Justice Parade
• MLK band showcase at Trop remembers man 'who made the ultimate sacrifice'
• Flight detours to Tampa to drop off 'unruly' passengers
• Documents reveal coldness of John Kalisz's murderous rampage in 2010
• Chilly weekend gives way to a warmer week
• Funeral Mass scheduled for couple slain in Avila
• Fight against prescription drug abuse enlists local Boy Scouts
• Tampa Bay area cohesion must begin with a bold first step
• Police: Tampa man shoots and critically injures roommate
• Rhino On Air Radio to hold launch party on January 25th in Tampa
• Early voting in GOP primary starts Monday in Hillsborough
• Sweater weekend will give way to warmer week
• Police: 'Joke' about bomb threat sours for Tampa worker calling in late
• Patrol: Man standing near damaged Jeep on I-75 struck and killed
• St. Petersburg man dies after losing control of car on I-275
• Record store supports Tampa Bay music scene by selling CD’s from local bands
• Tampa Bay businesses find savings in new fingertip, credit card technology
• Convert to Islam rejects ties to terror suspect in Tampa
• Tampa terror suspect grew distant, penned violent rap lyrics
• Election law oddity will leave Hillsborough and Pinellas operating under different rules
• Ads by Romney's allies strike at Santorum, Gingrich
• Tampa Bay & Florida news > Martin Luther King Jr. Day Closings
• Smitten with some straight talk from a politician
• Pair arrested in connection with dozen Hernando air conditioner thefts
• Clearwater mayoral candidate George Cretekos touts his experience
• 24-year-old man arrested in St. Petersburg shooting
• St. Petersburg man arrested in shooting
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration will include Clearwater march, rally
• Monster Transmission, a Brooksville transmission business, has a reputation with international hot rodders
• Bicyclist in Zephyrhills killed by hit-and-run driver
• Land O'Lakes Water Wise award winner touts Florida-friendly yards, water conservation
• Kurt Browning mulls next move, won't rule out run for Pasco schools superintendent
• Zephyrhills businesses worry about proposed brownfield status
• New Port Richey officials to discuss special event alcohol sales Tuesday
• Where to donate blood in Hernando County Jan. 15-21
• Hernando commissioners say what they want in a new administrator
• Baker Act patients lose one of two destinations in Hernando County
• Senior menus/Meals on wheels
• School menus, week of Jan. 17-20
• Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day closings on Monday in Hernando County
• Government meeting in Hernando County Jan. 17-19
• Local NAACP branch to host Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Ecumenical Service
• 56-year-old pedestrian struck and killed in Largo
• Ken Petersen Band to release new album followed by a National tour.
• Man who attacked Realtor in St. Petersburg home gets life sentence
• Seffner woman gets five years in prison for gun possession
• Lake Myrtle principal spends a chilly day on the roof
• Girls' Facebook fray plays out in driveway, Pasco deputies say
• Raymond James economist a highlight of Pasco's Business Development Week
• Pasco activist Isa Blanford dies at 53
• Parents share tips on finding the school that fits
• Spring Hill woman indicted on first-degree murder charge in husband's death
• Record-breaking $200 million nursing home verdict came without a defense
• Record-breaking nursing home verdict came without a defense
• Cigar City Brewing to open brew pub at Tampa International Airport
• News briefs of note in Hernando County
• Crescent Oaks Country Club grows with social and golf memberships
• Malio's and mayoral schmooze on your radio dial
• Sen. Dennis Jones represents Pinellas, but for tax purposes, home is Marion County
• Fast-paced Tampa Generals ready for international wheelchair rugby competition
• War protest Jan. 14 in Weeki Wachee
• Mother of baby killed on I-275 has second child removed by state
• Driver guilty of Christmas DUI manslaughter sues victim
• Multiple experts say convicted Tampa cop killer had extreme mental disturbance
• Screwie Louies Porpoise Pub hosts weekend long Bikefest & Battle of the Bands
• The Nazi idea of great art raises its monstrous head
• Tampa police search for bank robber
• North Pinellas County religion briefs for Jan. 14
• Jury awards $200 million verdict in Pinellas nursing home death case
• Pasco deputies seek man who robbed Holiday bank
• Dade City man savors age-old art of making cane syrup
• Valrico dentist asks judge to clear the air with next-door cigar shop
• Pasco educators criticize state grading criteria for new high schools
• Hillsborough County to get a jump on early voting
• Hillsborough County to get jump on early voting
• Red light cameras are watching, and that's a good thing
• Pasco creates low-income pet spay and neuter program
• Clearwater mayoral hopefuls square off for first time
• Boyfriend recants statement that led to a fraud charge against Brooksville Housing Authority board member.
• Property rate hike possible as budget talks begin in St. Pete
• Property rate hike possible as budget talks begin in St. Petersburg
• Voting early in Pasco's GOP primary? Take note of changes to the system
• Tampa Bay business leader, creative advocate Deanne Roberts dies
• St. Petersburg mayor says arrest in his cousin's long unsolved murder gives family closure
• Three in custody after chase, crashes in northeast Hillsborough
• The Bay Buzz celebrates their 2 year anniversary with a new look
• 50-year-old pedestrian struck, killed in Land O'Lakes
• Fog advisory issued before weekend chill creeps in
• Official: Tampa bomb plot suspect met with Kosovo radicals
• Suspect arrested in 1991 murder of St. Pete mayor Bill Foster's cousin
• Clown injured in crash caused by St. Petersburg cop sues the city — and now owes $23,000
• Riverview man dies after crash into pedestrian railing
• St. Petersburg police investigating death of man who claimed mistreatment during arrest
• St. Pete police investigating death of man who claimed mistreatment during arrest
• Clearwater Beach hotel proposal gets a makeover from developer
• Man accused of sexually molesting children in Pasco and Colorado
• Trio to vie for top teacher; announcement set for Jan. 28
• Dade City neighborhood relieved reclaimed water tank will go elsewhere
• VFW Post 10209 hosting fundraiser to help repair theft damage
• Hernando County NAACP abandons plans to challenge county voting districts
• Tampa lawmaker wants to toughen penalty for video voyeurism
• Challenges put off long-delayed cleanup of a county-owned site in Brooksville even longer
• Occupy Tampa roster grows by four legs and a tail
• After years, Tampa's WellCare still haunted by past CEO
• St. Petersburg man arrested, accused of collecting child pornography
• Air passenger traffic ticks up at Tampa Bay airports
• Fatal Pinellas Park crash ties up Gandy; motorists should also avoid U.S. 19 and Park Boulevard
• Hernando school board denies raises to 260 non-teaching workers
• Physical fitness and fine art
• Rain, wind to give way to cooler temperatures
• 19-year-old man shot multiple times in St. Petersburg
• St. Petersburg Police investigate crash that killed 29-year-old man after pursuit
• Tampa Bay ready to bask in national political spotlight, says <i>Times</i> CEO
• Conviction rate high in terrorism cases, even when informer used
• YouTube videos gives glimpse of terror suspect's beliefs
• Pasco officials revise survey question to reflect falling home values
• Christopher Still's murals shown on video at West Pasco Historical Society
• Man enters Holiday house, leaves with gunshot wounds
• AARP to offer safe driving course Jan. 16-17
• Inmate: No regrets in Tarpon Springs killing
• Inmate: No regrets in Tarpon Springs killing<p></p>
• Clearwater authorities charge man with September rape
• Finger-pointing continues in FAMU band hazing fatality
• Finger-pointing continues in FAMU band hazing scandal
• Avila a magnet for those who can pay
• Famous sword fighter who trained Hollywood stars left behind good friends in Largo
• Clearwater mayor candidate is a no-show at political forums
• Santa's helper restores Pasco man's hearing
• U.S. Marshal's Service honors those involved in rescue attempt of fallen St. Pete officers
• Survey of St. Petersburg's older residents offers a few surprises
• Pursuit by St. Pete police ends in fatal crash on 49th Street N
• Another run for an airport raise? Say it ain't so, Joe
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• Double homicide victims in Avila were husband and wife
• Holiday man arrives at hospital with gunshot wound to face
• Hillsborough deputies investigate double homicide in Avila
• New Port Richey woman arrested after child wanders away
• Fourth teen is named Epiphany cross retriever in Tarpon Springs
• Fourth teen is named Epiphany cross retriever
• State audit criticizes college's oversight of money to build Regent event center
• Farmers markets offer fresh-air approach to shopping
• Pedestrian killed by Clearwater Fire Department SUV
• Gasparilla ripe for invasion of GOP presidential candidates before Florida primary
• Gasparilla watches for invaders of a different kind: presidential campaigns
• St. Petersburg man, 77, is shot while fighting off armed robber
• Tampa's Enporion software firm bought by New Jersey company
• As property values continue to drop, St. Petersburg leaders to discuss raising tax rate
• FAA gives waiver to ultralights that Operation Migration whooping cranes follow
• Community events from St. Pete to Largo
• Pasco cops: Toddler wandered toward traffic as caregiver played video games
• Historic Belleview Biltmore's owners seek to demolish it
• Music Tampa Bay continues to build and broadcast a huge library of local artists
• Police, firefighters find body in rubble of St. Petersburg home destroyed by fire
• Feds accuse man of planning bomb and gun attacks in South Tampa and Ybor City
• Vehicle kills pedestrian in Lealman crash, state troopers say
• Eastbound Adamo Drive near Tampa port reopens after overnight fuel spill
• Late Registration and Drop/Add
• A tasty idea for HART commuters
• 2-year-old son tells St. Petersburg police where to find his wanted dad
• Suspect wanted in Clearwater robbery and shooting caught
• First day of classes, Spring semester
• Tampa man stole electricity to grow marijuana, authorities say
• Deputies: Tampa caregiver repeatedly slapped 91-year-old dementia patient
• Man drowns in Clearwater park after smoking synthetic drug
• Teen drowns in Clearwater park after smoking synthetic drug K2
• Love and marriage and art
• St. Petersburg council member seeks broad audit of impact fees, taxes
• Aboard PedalPub, drinkers exercise their legs as well as their elbows
• As chat with St. Petersburg mayor nears, Rays owner's ears are open
• After years of being homeless, two Tampa men find their way
• Schenecker home sold, but other tragic scenes pose problems
• Romney mobilizes to squash his rivals
• Clearwater "intern queen" has a new book out
• Pedestrian struck, killed on rural stretch of road in Pasco County
• It takes a village, just as it should
• Tampa Hard Rock Hotel and Casino searching for local bands
• Pasco school menus for Jan. 9-13
• Pasco senior meals for Jan. 9-13
• Poll: Most residents support renewing Penny for Pasco sales tax
• For 2010-2011, Hernando leads the bay area in murders, measured by population
• Government meetings in Hernando County Jan. 9-12
• State Sen. Jim Norman faces ethics hearing next month
• Show Palace Dinner Theatre's "Hairspray" tops the charts
• Meet Clearwater mayoral candidates at forum Monday
• Hernando County Commissioner John Druzbick seeking second District 3 term
• New ball fields may soon be reality in East Lake
• Senate district map for Pasco draws critics
• Locations to donate blood in Hernando County Jan. 8-13
• A calendar of events
• St. Frances Cabrini of Spring Hill to host second annual soup-a-thon fundraiser
• The first Florida Blueberry Festival debuts May 4 in Brooksville
• Gov. Rick Scott's appointee, Matt Foreman, wants to earn full School Board term
• Federal judge denies Kevin White's motion for retrial
• Blessings times three
• St. Petersburg's longest-serving homicide detective retires after 20 years
• St. Petersburg's longest-serving homicide cop retires after 20 years of high-profile cases
• Even after roadwork, Tampa's Bayshore Boulevard criticized as too shabby for Republican National Convention
• Brothers accused of stealing dozens of air conditioners in New Port Richey area
• Hernando religion calendar for Jan. 7
• More Epiphany coverage in Local
• Estate of worker killed in building collapse files lawsuit against Progress Energy
• Grilled by residents, Republic Services official apologizes for first week of garbage service
• Florida Hospital Zephyrhills pain specialist takes on prescription drug abuse
• Former Hernando commissioner challenges Schenck for state House
• Arts patron Helen James Minck, wife of Raymond James founder, dies at 91
• Helen James Minck cultivated many talents, supported the arts
• Tampa startup Muzimé blends skills of musician, technology expert
• Residents criticize, support homeless shelter at Zephyrhills church during neighborhood meeting
• Man who beat pregnant New Port Richey teen is sentenced
• Hudson's Show Palace prepares for musical summer
• DOT wants your reaction to crosswalk improvements on Gulf Boulevard
• Two children removed from Spring Hill home where drugs were sold
• School news: Emil Milev; social studies; essay contest
• Thieves target air-conditioning units at VFW, churches in Hernando County
• Of Occupiers, protest and oatmeal
• At Occupy Tampa camp, making a meal for people who are fed up
• The face of feeling
• Midnight Rush parts ways with lead singr
• January and February, 2012 Calendar Listings from Florida Orchestra
• Authorities arrest suspect in Largo, Seminole bank robberies
• Charges reduced in Tarpon Springs slaying because shooter was protecting a child
• Fire damages Clearwater church steeple
• Curator of popular Czars exhibit in St. Petersburg dies
• Electrical fire damages east Tampa home
• Pinellas student cleared of cyber bullying
• Garbage complaints still piling up in Hernando County
• Blessings are focus of Epiphany events
• Deadline at hand for PHCC supervisor training program
• Fishing museum's backers prepare for April opening in Largo
• Tarpon Springs businesses revel in early tourist influx for Epiphany
• Well before the GOP convention, they're already picking on Tampa
• Technical issues render Oldsmar city meeting online broadcasts silent
• Guardian ad litem: Sissies need not apply, only the good hearted
• Tax revenue will keep falling in Hillsborough, though not by as much
• New Port Richey considers turning over animal services to nonprofit SCPA to save money
• County commission will consider developer's offer
• College sophomore killed in wreck
• Man accused of posing as Pasco Sheriff's Office lieutenant in order to steal
• Singod releases new EP and gears up for US tour
• Fatal crash closes U.S. 301 in Thonotosassa
• Warmer weather coming as Tampa Bay is hit with another freezing morning
• Man who robbed New Tampa pharmacy, carjacked two women sent to prison
• Businessman says Hillsborough could save millions with his complex —-but it's in flood zone
• Businessman offers Hillsborough a bargain building — with a catch
• Early trends with red-light cameras are different for Tampa and St. Petersburg
• Report card for Hernando's high schools: straight B's
• Gov. Rick Scott signs death warrant for killer of St. Petersburg woman
• Gov. Rick Scott signs death warrant for killer of St. Pete woman
• Briefly: Dunedin City Commission meets at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 5
• Public input sought on plan for longer runway at Clearwater Airpark
• Fugitive Tampa Bay businessman says he is being treated unfairly
• Fugitive Tampa Bay businessman says courts treating him unfairly
• USS Narcissus, Civil War shipwreck off Egmont Key, could become Florida's 12th underwater preserve
• Civil War shipwreck off Egmont Key could become underwater preserve
• Should more shelters open when it's brisk but not bone-chilling, or even daily?
• Accused in New Year's Eve standoff in Zephyrhills faces new rape charges
• Man with chain saw accused of making threats
• Shopper struck by stun gun in New Tampa Walmart
• Beautiful weather, chilly water expected for Epiphany
• Officials upset at delay in closing Clearwater Beach post office
• Marijuana grow house and meth lab found in raid of Holiday home
• Man has found meaning in supplying dove for Tarpon Springs Epiphany observance
• Pasco citrus, fish farm escape overnight freeze damage
• USF Poly leader provides upbeat report
• Mixed results for high school grades in Pinellas
• Iron Butterfly guitarist dies in Bradenton this past Monday at age 63
• Hello! Are you a newly admitted freshman? Join the Class of 2016 page!
• Temperatures drop below freezing, but not quite as cold as forecast
• Pinellas doctor was devoted to her patients and found adventure in skydiving
• Palm Harbor Library hosting a blood drive
• Military news
• Births
• In cold light of dawn, publisher sees reality of homelessness
• Circus sisters behind 'Dragons,' debuting tonight in Tampa
• Registration open for Hernando Health Experience
• Appointed Pasco Sheriff Chris Nocco announces plans to seek job permanently
• Universities fulfill second chunk of Alexander's data request
• Pasco County School District superintendent Heather Fiorentino to seek third term
• Chinsegut is an asset in need of some help
• Deputies: Man beat grandfather, broke his arm
• Days after filing suit, Largo couple gets IRS refund
• Visitors swallow first day of $5 fee at Fort De Soto in Pinellas
• Pinellas deputies arrest sexual predator on charges of molesting boy in the 1980s
• Man accused of slaying gets 25 years on charges from car chase
• Direct cargo service from Port of Tampa to Russia begins later this month
• St. Anothony's Hospital open house offers fun, free screenings
• Times CEO Paul Tash to address Tiger Bay Club event
• Clearwater voters will make decisions about mayor, term limits
• Have your say about proposed changes to THE Bus<br /><br />
• Panel: Replace Hillsborough Kids with Eckerd Community Alternatives
• A chilly Tampa Bay had better brace for the weather that's coming
• Art history needs a re-write
• Hillsborough deputies looking for driver with signs of dementia
• Man who went diving for golf balls missing in Hernando
• End of Iraq war leaves a Florida National Guard unit transformed
• Dressed in team colors or not, Outback Bowl fans mark 'beautiful day for football'
• Outback Bowl fans mark 'beautiful day for football'
• New parking fees go into effect today at Fort De Soto, Fred Howard parks
• Nearly one in five Hillsborough public school students extended their holiday
• Locals expect good things of Tampa's Republican National Convention, poll says
• Ibis Walk shopping center opening in Gateway area
• A progress report on the New Florida program
• Urban planner likes St. Petersburg Pier proposals' contemporary look
• Skydiver dies in Zephyrhills
• Ruskin boy hit by 'celebratory' New Year's gunfire remains critical
• Undergraduate Admissions Scholarship Deadline
• Days-long stretch of chilly weather begins for Tampa Bay area
• Half in Tampa Bay survey expect economic situation to stay same in new year
• Authorities: Gunman who killed Seminole clerk during robbery ran away with nothing
• Authorities: Robber who killed Seminole clerk ran away with nothing
• Twins born last minute of 2011 and first minute of 2012 mark Tampa Bay's new year
• Expensive Roosevelt Rowing Regatta could just be worth it
• Ruskin boy in coma after being struck by celebratory New Year's gunfire
• Bullet believed to be from celebratory New Year's gunfire strikes Ruskin boy in head
• Black Jack Bomber starts off the new year with a new lead singer
• Spring Hill man crashes motorcycle into tree, dies
• Building design in duplicate
• Pasco authorities: Man tied up wife, then holed up in house with kids
• As red light cameras sprout across Tampa Bay, residents offer strong support
• First Night St. Petersburg kicks off 2012
• 'Dogfather' Ray Muldowney helped make Dunedin a dog-friendly city
• Revelers on New Year's Eve cruise stranded off the Clearwater Memorial Causeway
• Cheers and fireworks mark the debut of Tampa Bay Times Forum
• The winners and losers list of 2011 Florida politics
• Health officials say swimmers should avoid Courtney Campbell beach because of bacteria
• Two small grass fires slowing traffic along I-275 in Tampa
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, week of Jan. 1, 2012
• What's the resolution?
• <b>What can we learn about Tampa Bay based on it's </b><b>a</b><b>n</b><b>c</b><b>i</b><b>ent hist</b><b>o</b><b>ry?</b>
• Hillsborough deputies say security salesman raped woman while going door to door
• Ridge Road extension battle lines forming
• Hernando events for Jan. 1
• Ten Hernando County stories to watch in 2012
• Resolve to remember Hernando County's best of 2011
• Pennsylvania woman killed crossing U.S. 41 in Masaryktown
• Clearwater police arrest woman in connection with shooting outside apartment complex
• Pasco Magic comes in a can for just $10
• Pedestrian from Pennsylvania killed in Hernando wreck
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Lori Cherry
• False report or 911 call compounds trouble most people are already in
• Man shoots at park ranger, hits a house
• Many economic indicators in Hernando continued to sag in 2011
• Teacher at Tampa school runs to raise funds for students and awareness of cancer
• Four arrested for string of auto burglaries
• Deputy's widow lives in two worlds as she grieves
• After 65 years, Tampa church organist to retire
• Deputies: Man who dumped brother's body in trash was afraid of blame
• Clearwater man gets 25 years for killing cousin
• Oldsmar Cares charity prepares to move into first permanent home
• Clearwater and its cops come to an agreement on pensions
• Charges dropped against doctor accused of drug violations
• 67 years later, a reunion of WWII buddies in Brookridge
• Tampa ready to begin spending convention security funds on police upgrades
• Despite doldrums, Pasco jobs picture brightens, experts say
• Shooting sandhills? Not in our back yard
• Dunedin's newest microbrewery sells first beer, launches Jan. 7
• The 10 most intriguing people in Tampa Bay
• Palm Harbor man arrested in several bank robberies
• Here’s a switch: making junk out of art
• Firefighters respond to flames at Lakewood Estates home
• After going corporate, ultimate Frisbee seeks to fly high in bay area
• Unidentified pedestrian struck and killed in St. Petersburg
• Tampa police: Injured man steals ambulance, tries to drive himself to hospital
• Two teens injured in Tampa shooting
• St. Petersburg's efforts on homelessness pay off, poll finds
• Pinellas deputies say man left brother's body near mobile home park trash bin
• Church fights after White named to pulpit
• Lawsuit by man dumped from wheelchair at Hillsborough jail heads to mediation
• Family, customers mourn Seminole convenience store clerk killed during robbery
• Pat Bean says she didn't seek raise for herself
• Input welcome on changes to the bus service<br /><br />
• Man arrested in drug deal that turned violent
• Musical menu is all set for Sea-Blues Fest
• Pasco's mobility fee will chart new course for county's growth, officials hope
• Plan would give Senate District 12 new look
• St. Petersburg police call off search in severed leg case, turn to DNA for answers
• Mickens-Harper residents galvanized against Pasco sewer plant
• Girl who faces stalking charge after Facebook post says deputy went too far
• Sweet dulcimer tones lead some students to become club members
• Owners' plans for Belleview Biltmore are taking shape
• Carlton: Even as mayor, Buckhorn is still a plaid pants kind of guy
• Downtown Clearwater activists differ over Harborview's future
• Occupy Tampa protestors establishing new home base
• Hernando teacher says punching incident transformed her
• South Tampa religion calendar
• Tampa area event listings
• 2011: East Hillsborough in words and pictures
• Brandon religion calendar
• Social Network Radio launches three new affiliate stations to their network
• Another cool morning greets Tampa Bay residents
• Two men arrested in death of woman found floating in Lake Maggiore
• Delius Festival
• Clerk dies from injuries after food mart robbery in Seminole
• Are we chumps for believing this was Tarzan's chum? Experts scoff at Cheetah story
• Police: Man with three past DUIs drove drunk with kids in car
• Mae Taylor sang in New Port Richey church choir for 56 years
• Sibling bond, crime drama made Doughertys a national story
• Support pours in for ailing free clinic in Clearwater
• Swindal reappointed to Tampa Port Authority
• Mystery shrouds severed leg found in St. Petersburg
• Proposed boundary changes affect Norman, Storms
• Proposed boundary changes affect Norman, Storms
• New Port Richey festivals march on despite budget cuts
• Top stories of 2011: Fired Hernando administrator lacks regrets, touts accomplishments
• Outback Bowl Clearwater Beach Day scheduled Friday
• Few take advantage of Bank of America pilot short-sale program
• 20 people vying to become director of Pasco Housing Authority
• Top stories of 2011: Sheriff speaks about tough times, politics ... and his cowboy boots
• Health and support
• Presidential primary is near; register to vote by Jan. 3
• Septic company will pay reduced fine and keep its license
• In a deadly year for law enforcement, Florida leads the nation
• Cold front greets Tampa Bay with cooler temperatures
• Rush hour drivers urged to avoid Waters and Boulevard in Tampa
• Man accused of firing gun in Palm Harbor neighborhood arrested as house burns
• Poll says St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster survived tough year with steady approval ratings
• Venue Actors Studio Spring Acting Programs
• Pinellas club news
• Police say Tampa man burned down house to keep woman from moving in
• Free week of fitness classes in Largo
• When a judge gets breast cancer, her husband takes up the gavel
• Tampa Bay area responsible for 10 percent of state's hate crimes in 2010
• Pasco arts programs survived budget cuts — at least for this year
• Woman found floating in Lake Maggiore was murdered, St. Petersburg police say
• Chaos, then crash
• Florida strawberry growers embrace a sweet newcomer
• Cheetah the Chimp, who started in Tarzan films, dies
• Sports training facility slated for empty Citrus Park store looks to include Tim Tebow
• Safety Harbor to take over local history museum
• Odessa's PharmaWorks earns a statewide award
• At year's end, merger of Spring Hill and county fire services moves forward
• Hernando bird count's little things slowly adding up to big trouble
• New year brings new garbage service in Hernando
• Port Richey marks 2011 as year of relative calm at City Hall
• Clearwater condo fire was electrical in nature
• A different kind of abstract expressionist
• Two-thirds in poll give Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn average or better ratings
• Clearwater firefighter injured battling blaze at Top of the World condos
• Pat Travers Band will ring in the new year at Largo Cultural Center
• Before a killing, undercurrents
• Spring Hill woman admits fatally shooting husband, authorities say
• Pinellas Park police find 2-year-old boy wandering neighborhood
• Retired St. Petersburg police officer charged with battery on a deputy
• Drug shortages worry Tampa Bay emergency medical providers
• Tampa's Palm Bank bought by Community Bank of Lakewood Ranch
• Hillsborough deputies search for driver accused of hitting Dover bicyclist
• Deputies search for driver accused of hitting Dover bicyclist
• Pasco deputy shoots, kills Hudson man after neighborhood ruckus
• Deputies identify 49-year-old Pasco man killed in standoff with deputy
• Sentimentalists buy mementos of St. Petersburg's Globe Coffee Lounge
• 42-year-old woman's body pulled from Lake Maggiore
• Two dead, three hospitalized after Christmas night car crash in Largo
• Fog and rain will give way to cooler temperatures this week
• Poll shows residents oppose price tag for new St. Petersburg police headquarters
• Bicyclist killed in Dover in hit-and-run
• Woman's body pulled from Lake Maggiore
• For Christmas, bay area takes its pick of sun and ice
• Lessons in leadership from Tampa's former mayor Pam Iorio<br /><br />
• Deputy shoots man in Hudson
• Deputy shoots and kills man in Hudson
• Drop those Christmas cookies and get into shape — on a budget
• Drop those Christmas cookies and get into shape — on a budget
• 14 years after being left for dead, man reunites with family in St. Petersburg
• 14 years after being left for dead, man reunites with family
• Temperatures climb to near-record highs on Christmas; heat continues into midweek
• Fracturing form to find the self
• Spring Hill woman admits to killing husband on Christmas Eve, sheriff's office says
• Armwood High School football player was forced to commit robbery, family friend says
• Ethel Nix earned doctorate in theology while driving a school bus
• Woman solves mystery of dad's 1958 death
• St. Petersburg woman solves mystery of dad's 1958 death
• Residents in one Plant City neighborhood live in fear of sinkholes
• Teenage shooting victim remembered as family oriented, athletic
• Deputies: Spring Hill woman shoots, kills husband then calls 911
• Former drug dealer is now Santa for Pinellas County children
• Pirate's Cove Marina files lawsuit against Dunedin, this time over restaurant
• Four young Pasco County men fight their way to Iraq and back
• Boys lacrosse national championships return Dec. 30 to Jan. 1
• Pasco, Hernando arts scene gave plenty of gifts in 2011
• Bicyclist hit and killed Saturday morning on U.S. 301 in Brandon
• Spring Hill couple revels in 72 years of wedded bliss
• Hernando commission accepting comments on THE Bus changes starting Jan. 3
• Elder dining, Dec. 26-30
• How to recycle your Christmas tree in North Pinellas
• Police arrest 18-year-old in death of 15-year-old found inside van
• Scarborough House east of downtown Brooksville is a diamond right in our midst
• Lifeline for homeless
• HPH Hospice speakers available for meetings
• Armwood High Hawks player arrested on robbery charges
• After Platt Street bridge reopens, another headache for downtown Tampa drivers
• Pinellas-Pasco State Attorney Bernie McCabe says he'll seek one last term
• Man-made snow creates White Christmas in Zephyrhills
• Holiday closings in Pinellas
• Surveillance of Largo hydroponic supply shop ends, but legal growers 'shook up'
• Some question if home searches are based on surveillance of hydroponics supply shop
• Oldsmar to launch new, catch-all recycling containers Jan. 2
• Safety Harbor family loses belongings and pets in house fire
• They celebrate the season with songs
• Pasco business digest
• Lawmakers want Clearwater Marine Aquarium to get cut of hotel tax money
• Lawmakers want tax money available for Clearwater Marine Aquarium
• Order cancellations create public relations nightmare before Christmas for Best Buy
• County mulls buying, preserving land near Starkey wilderness park
• Brooksville father gives son gift of new life
• Two diners injured when duct falls at Tampa restaurant
• Hernando Sportsman's Club offers firearms safety class
• Simple pleasures were enough for special ed teacher Gary Hester
• Santa to deliver gift cards, toys and hope to Dade City families
• Hernando County business digest for Dec. 24
• 40 years and countless miles later, Christmas Eve love still aglow
• Fired Hernando County utilities employee gets his job back
• Garden shopping, seminars and clubs
• Remembering the best Christmas presents of the past
• Residents want fluoride in water, Times poll shows
• No more flouride for you
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Live from Spring Hill: Northcliffe Baptist services
• Willa Carson Health and Wellness Center in Clearwater may close for good
• Tampa police: Officer shoots and wounds man threatening her with knife
• Deputies say man ordered beer, left to rob bank, then returned to beer
• Dade City woman gets probation in animal cruelty case
• East Lake library director's reprimand remains in limbo
• Resident's 30,000 Christmas bulbs light Santa's way to Pasco
• Christmas Holiday, Campus closed
• Son of prominent Tampa attorney accused of stalking ex-girlfriend
• Hudson Boy Scout's coat drive yields heaps of warmth
• Pasco commissioner accuses marine agency of impeding SunWest channel plans
• In downtown Tampa, candles help remember 61 homeless people who died in 2011
• Judge dismisses wrongful-death lawsuit against Scientology
• Records: Driver who struck and killed retired Clearwater nurse had drugs in her system
• Help pick best decoration on garden's trees<br /><br />
• Epiphany festivities set for Tarpon Springs
• Pinellas health notes
• Genshaft takes heat for appointing interim USF-Poly leader
• Safety Harbor approves deal to buy spa's land for $2.75 million
• Longleaf Elementary says goodbye to beloved crossing guard
• Arts center presents holiday spectacular tonight
• Trio tried to steal copper from AC, report says
• Holidays a struggle for Pinellas man whose daughter died in mother's murder-suicide
• Sexual abuse victims talking, but not always publicly
• Sexual abuse victims speaking out, but not always publicly
• Jan. 3 is deadline to register to vote, party affiliation
• Clearwater code enforcement board upset about fake grass
• Despite costs of trauma care, HCA thinks it has profitable formula at Tampa Bay hospitals
• Readers remember the best gifts they ever received
• Car fire backs up northbound traffic on Suncoast Parkway
• Watching a modern master work
• One dead, two injured in wreck at U.S. 19, Alderman Road in Palm Harbor
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Diane Linscott
• Pinellas commissioners approve backyard chickens, though no roosters allowed
• Pinellas County's fluoridation issue will not go to referendum
• Pinellas renews contract with ambulance company
• Board agrees to open more public lands in Hillsborough and Pasco to hunters
• Pasco approves tourism tax dollars to promote nudist resorts
• Suit seeks halt to Hillsborough crackdown on Internet sweepstakes cafes
• Buddy Guy to perform at Clearwater Sea Blues Festival in February
• Demolition company faces fines in Weedon Island building collapse that killed worker
• Dunedin commissioners refute charges of closed-door discussions
• Church Avenue still the right address for Church Street Christmas
• Clearwater Beach resort plan moves ahead despite neighbors' objections
• Pasco School Board approves $8.8 million for new software system
• St. Petersburg firefighter alleges racial discrimination, harassment in federal lawsuit
• You still have time to be an Angel Program Santa for a needy child
• Man with Lou Gehrig's disease battles Pinellas zoning glitch
• No bail for Pinellas emergency room doctor accused of sexual battery on a minor
• Belly dancing class, pet pageant broadcast and more
• Divided Hernando School Board goes along with county's redistricting map
• South Tampa community events
• Operation HeartFELT teams up to assemble bicycles for Hernando County children
• Pasco man snatches neighbor's Christmas gifts, deputies say
• Platt Street Bridge work causing big toll-road bills for some Tampa drivers
• In spirit of holiday cheer, Pasco workers get Friday off
• St. Anthony's new ER opens next month; Suncoast building a year away
• Pinellas Park police launch death investigation after newborn stops breathing
• Hillsborough authorities seek public's help in locating missing woman
• Children removed from Spring Hill home after adults arrested on drug charges
• Troopers identify man found dead in burning car
• Florida's voting population deserves more respect<br /><br />
• Feds deny grant that would have helped extend Tampa's Riverwalk
• Renaissance Marys at the Ringling Museum
• Tampa Bay charities say holiday donations are down
• Deputies: Pinellas Park man bilked $123,000 in cash, property from 79-year-old disabled veteran
• Live rock and blues in Largo, King breakfast and more
• Pinellas considers alternative to fluoride that costs more, affects fewer
• Pinellas considers alternative to fluoride that costs more, helps fewer
• FIU Pres weighs in on STEM, tenure, tuition hikes
• Troopers arrest 21-year-old driver accused of hitting, killing construction worker in June
• Dozens gather for St. Petersburg memorial to homeless people
• After harrowing duty in Afghanistan, twin brother Marines home in Tampa Bay
• Events and meetings on Pasco, Hernando counties for Dec. 19
• Fans of the Tampa Bay music scene - The Party Train
• Police say Atlanta trio sold scores of fake tickets to Saturday's Bucs game
• Fake tickets for sold-out Cowboys-Bucs game land four in trouble
• Hillsborough man caught encouraging son to fight arrested again
• Will the real Anton Raphael Mengs, the painter, please stand up
• Three teens arrested in connection with Manatee gun theft
• St. Petersburg's inquiry into hotel developer's fee break lacked vigor, records show
• Oldsmar Elementary principal's boyhood hobby catches on, producing generations of unicyclists
• With Christmas on a Sunday, some churches will alter their routine
• Sensory-friendly Santa provides Christmas experience to children with autism in Tampa
• Second-annual Santa Speedo Run draws 130 participants
• Weston Smith pioneered sport of wheelchair curling in U.S.
• Feds: Tampa car dealer received more than $3 million in Hezbollah-related money-laundering scheme
• Firefighters find dead body inside burning car in St. Petersburg
• Tampa Bay music scene helps out local supporter following a theft at a show
• Tips for seniors on avoiding the holiday blues
• Z-Van shares technology that will improve the lives of deaf children
• Pasco: Scout with Down syndrome earns Eagle rank
• Brooker Creek Preserve is nature's gift to urban Pinellas
• Hernando County dog and cat adoption fees reduced by half
• Battle brewing over hunting proposal at Cypress Creek Preserve
• Pasco County's high school graduation rates rise
• Hernando course offers certifications in babysitting, CPR, first aid
• Remember, interesting times keep rolling on
• School gets a zone of its own
• Search begins for Hernando County Administrator — with outside help
• St. Petersburg pedestrian seriously injured after being struck by car while trying to cross Fourth Street
• St. Peter's Catholic Church in Trinity prepares to break ground on home of its own
• Lions team gives homeschooled kids a chance to play basketball, volleyball
• Advertising executive to run for Pasco School Board
• Grief Share Ministry meets weekly in Weeki Wachee
• Four candidates vying for two seats on Safety Harbor City Commission
• Crescent Community Clinic volunteers sees increase in demand for health care
• Safety Harbor artists put recycling in whole new light
• Hernando County government meetings, week of Dec. 18
• Things to do in Hernando County Dec. 18-24
• Gently embracing the art of tai chi
• EMS property taxes could widely vary under county proposal
• Public gets look at plans to widen I-75 in Pasco, Hernando counties
• Story of dog shoots man is no joke
• Family donates land for park in Dunedin
• Candidate petitions serve dual roles in Pasco commission races
• Haley VA chief: "We are financially solvent"
• Demand overwhelms supply at Pasco holiday food giveaway
• Pasco County business news and notes
• St. Petersburg pier design finalists make presentations to jury and public today
• Police: Tampa officer injured after driver runs red light
• Tip about shooting at Hillsborough school leads to arrest of three
• Weeks before carbon monoxide scare, fumes lingered at Largo ice rink, two say
• Audit criticizes Pinellas County's handling of land deal
• Once in Tampa Bay business elite, 'poster child' deadbeat dad John Stanton at large
• Boat parades are in Hernando Beach, Weeki Wachee on Saturday evening
• Teacher's book collection, found in a Clearwater estate sale, to form a library
• New movie theater opens in Clearwater
• Muvico Palm Harbor updates sights and sounds
• Call of the wild in Beacon Woods
• Dunedin advisory panel says plans for Arcadia Luxury Apartments aren't ready for vote
• Banding together to reinvent downtown Brooksville
• Winter Wonderland is part of Saturday's Market on Main Street
• Pine View Elementary celebrates art room redesigned by HGTV's Novogratzes
• PHCC freshman wins honor
• PHCC freshman named to first-team All-American squad in volleyball
• Lawmakers: Help us break the cell phone jones
• Texting while driving? There ought to be a Florida law
• New Year's Eve parties and events in Hernando County
• Through Help-Portrait Hernando, photographers give services to those in need
• Tarpon Springs man accused of raping teenager
• St. Petersburg man on trial for murder pleads guilty to manslaughter
• ’Tis the season for a Christmas rhapsody
• Brooksville puts focus on road repairs
• Pasco movie date ends with stolen car
• New Port Richey sexual predator gets 19 years on child porn charges
• Dog doo prompts Pasco woman to pull out shotgun, deputies say
• Woman in early 20s found naked, stabbed to death in Tampa parking lot
• Four more jailed in tax return scheme
• Breast cancer survivors from Pink Dragon Ladies mourn friend killed in crash
• Winding Waters K-8 School begins tradition of unity with first Spirit Week
• Pasco woman's thrift shop aims to combat domestic abuse
• In the business of peace
• Witnesses dispute Trevor Dooley's 'Stand Your Ground' claim in Valrico shooting
• Trial begins in shooting at St. Petersburg's Citrus Grove Apartments
• Largo ice skating center evacuated after high levels of carbon monoxide detected
• Health notes: Mease Dunedin Hospital earns Energy Star honor for second consecutive year
• Mall creates whimsy garden
• Tarpon passes on land buy for boat ramp, again
• In tough year, Elf Project reaches more needy students with Christmas gifts
• Report: Doctor arrested in pill mill case tried to enter jail with contraband
• Shots fired during Pasco fire captain's tense standoff with SWAT team
• Opening of Trinity hospital delayed; ER to close in New Port Richey
• New Port Richey pushes for action on redevelopment
• Marine, son of Tampa firefighter, paralyzed in training
• School Board reverses commission, rejects redistricting map
• Tarpon Springs man dies three days after Sunday crash
• Deputies: Zephyrhills woman jabbed ex with antlers
• Florida lawmakers see no chance of cellphone driving ban
• Musical Revue Seeking One Male 55+ Singer/Dancer/Comedian
• New trial granted in 2007 Pasco drug dealer shootout
• Magistrate sides with Pasco County in firefighter union impasse
• Democrat Glenn A. Claytor enters race for Hernando County Commission
• Part of westbound expressway in downtown Tampa to be just one lane for weeks
• Not just lip service for Seven Springs student volunteers
• Correction
• Sen. Jack Latvala: Comply with legislators' wishes on EMS committee
• Hudson Elementary fills need for food on weekends
• Public hearing will tackle Interstate 75 improvement project
• Globe Coffee Lounge in St. Petersburg to close Dec. 21
• 42-story Tampa building evacuated as firefighters battle car fire in attached garage
• St. Pete Beach gets victory concerning development rules in appeals court
• Support grows for fenced-in dog park at Madeira Beach's Bicentennial Park
• Largo says it's not responsible for an old drainage pipe near Allen's Creek
• Jury will hear presentations from Pier design finalists Friday
• Tampa Bay Lightning's Vinik hopes to lead by example in giving back to community
• Beth Houghton to lead St. Petersburg Free Clinic
• Hernando County Commission approves redistricting map
• Dwayne Callaway, two others accused of robbing Tampa man of $5,000 pendant
• What? Mona Lisa makes the news again?
• Tampa police say driver intentionally struck woman with car during argument
• Tampa Bay Rays manager Joe Maddon delivers 'Thanksmas' cheer
• Tampa could pay $30,000 to settle suit over fatal police shooting of Ybor club worker
• Long-shot GOP presidential candidate Gary Johnson says he won't give up
• Scaled-back Hernando housing plan lives on
• St. Petersburg businessman wants probation for bilking clients; gets 12 years' prison
• Judge rules Treasure Island owes St. Petersburg $1.3 million
• In latest battle of sewer war, St. Petersburg beats Treasure Island, gets $1.3 million
• Tampa woman accused of running stop sign and killing Clearwater driver
• Tampa woman accused of running stop sign and killing Clearwater driver
• Suspect in fatal August hit-and-run surrenders to Hillsborough authorities
• Police release video of Farm Stores robbery
• Judge dismisses case he planned to use Islamic law in
• Judge dismisses 'Islamic law' case
• Tampa family mourns son amid talk of 'stand your ground' law
• The lesson of Tim Tebow: Fend off negative thoughts
• Withlacoochee River Electric Co-op executive still critical after accidental shooting
• Man arrested in Tampa after confessing to Lakeland murders of 27 years ago
• St. Petersburg's Globe Coffee Lounge closing Wednesday
• Tampa gets no takers to redevelop Bayshore Boulevard marina
• Tampa man turns himself in on attempted murder charge in Robles Park shooting
• Tampa Tribune, sister Media General publications lay off 165
• Tampa will be site of congressional hearing on state voting laws
• Sarasota singer/songwriter donates song proceeds to children's charity
• Troopers: Riverview man heads to casino after killing one, injuring two in crash
• Man stabbed in November Hillsborough road rage incident dies
• Clearwater man injured in Saturday night crash that closed U.S. 19
• At 52, USF St. Petersburg grad on her way to transform from nurse to lawyer
• Dead dog's owner seeks justice in trial
• Authorities arrest gunman sought in Tampa altercation
• Pasco school bus driver charged with DUI
• 'Party family' rented house that Hillsborough authorities call illegal swingers club
• Seminole woman accused of trying to steal charity donations at Wendy's
• Spectre of protests outside Tampa's Republican National Convention stirs concern
• Specter of protests outside Tampa's Republican National Convention stirs concern
• Garbage contract brings chance for real savings
• Call about drunk woman leads Hillsborough authorities to suspect in Manatee fatal crash
• Man critically injured in Oldsmar crash
• Tampa police: Off-duty Pasco school bus driver arrested on DUI charge
• Clearwater police officer injured in crash
• Pinellas Park couple injured after their car crashes into house
• The monetization of art
• Hundreds pack church to remember Pinellas school board member Lew Williams
• Tampa Police collect 1,000 guns at gun buyback event
• Like Jerry Sandusky, Pinellas doctor accused of 'grooming' boy for sex
• Millions of dollars at stake as Hillsborough renews garbage hauling contracts
• Schenecker emails detail the prelude to tragedy
• Body found in abandoned car is homicide victim
• Where to give blood the week of Dec. 11 in Hernando
• Upcoming government meetings for Hernando County area
• Oak Hill Hospital expansion gets a tax break, but at what cost to Pasco County?
• Oak Hill Hospital expansion gets a tax break, but at what cost to Hernando County citizens?
• Swingers club in Seffner neighborhood shut down by sheriff's deputies
• Swingers club in Seffner neighborhood shut down by sheriff's detectives
• Clearwater Beach post office to close Jan. 20<br /><br />
• Alt. U.S. 19 project is driving customers away, businesses say
• Interview with Diamond Gray
• Honeymood Island beach renourishment project awaits approval
• Lessons at PHCC help open freedom's doors for native of Cuba
• Three historic homes in Brooksville open for tours Dec. 11
• Elder dining menus in Pasco County Dec. 12-16
• For Angelus resident, playing Joseph in Christmas pageant is a solemn honor
• Pasco budget director Mike Nurrenbrock to retire after 30 years
• Pasco school menus, week of Dec. 12
• Residents decry Hernando Beach Channel dredge: It's a nightmare
• Dade City hunter shot after dog bumps high-powered rifle
• Hunter gets shot in the leg by his own dog
• Pinellas deputies arrest 21 at DUI checkpoints
• Woman arrested, motorcyclist seriously injured in St. Petersburg hit-and-run
• Records trace last hours of Tampa man whose body found in trunk
• Investment salesmen given prison time
• Dade City boxer fights for dream to open gym
• Young driver in St. Pete Beach DUI-manslaughter case sentenced to 21 years
• For 20-year-old St. Petersburg man, the sentence in fatal DUI case is 21 years
• Fugitive for two decades nabbed after trying to get ID in Bradenton
• Former Tampa NAACP leader Helen Saunders dies at 90
• Helen Saunders was a longtime champion of civil rights
• Oldsmar City Counci's high-definition upgrade sets low bar
• Oldsmar City Council's high-definition upgrade sets low bar
• Crippling disease did not deter his quest for college degree
• Man graduates USF despite crippling disease
• Pasco deputies investigating body found in car in Holiday
• Dunedin considers replacing City Hall, other building with new annex
• Alexander pursues major inquiry into university system
• J.D. Alexander pursues major inquiry into university system
• Award-winners grace church
• Churches hope to pull youth with music
• Hernando County business digest
• Foreclosure workshop Dec. 12 at Innisbrook Resort
• Retirement center residents, staffers save all year to buy 33 bicycles for Toys for Tots
• Mother of man murdered in Plant City seeks answers
• One of two suspects is held in $100,000 theft
• Tampa woman shot in face attends court to support gunman in bid for reduced sentence in related crime
• Getting back on track to graduate
• Animal shelter collecting items for dogs and cats in Hernando County
• Judge denies landfill permit request by Out of Bounds for land in east Hernando
• Hernando County charities expecting holiday crunch
• Holiday gifts shine a light on worthy causes, people
• Bay Area Band Source launches new Tampa Bay music scene directory website
• Miami man sentenced in Brandon warehouse burglary
• Pierola's past pop-up restaurants left trail of angry owners
• Schenecker father ignored offers of help, mother's attorney says
• Residents seem satisfied with new trash collection plans
• National group honors student for organizing charity walk
• Brooksville man charged in air conditioner repair scam
• Police say Brooksville man impersonated cop, had gun, fought man
• Safety Harbor cancels $2.9M land deal with Safety Harbor Spa and Resort
• Authorities need public's help identifying man who robbed Largo credit union
• Publix lined up for long-vacant Nielsen site in Dunedin
• Dozier survivor John Brodnax gave his children a better life
• Police release surveillance video of St. Petersburg convenience store armed robbery
• Visitors make preferences known on new Pier design
• No warnings for red-light camera plan
• Objections delay a decision on Hernando redistricting
• Annexation talk rankles Zephyrhills city manager's neighbors
• Pinellas County commissioners OK tax incentives for unidentified company
• Florida's first Tough Mudder passes test
• Hernando commission reaffirms Ron Pianta as interim administrator
• CD review: Diamond Gray - Sound
• Coast Guard saves elderly couple, dog from sinking boat 50 miles off Cedar Key
• Can tales of contestable art end happy?
• Temple Terrace man faces 100 child porn counts
• Accused of killing her kids, Julie Schenecker places blame on their dad
• Pedestrian killed in U.S. 19 accident in Pinellas Park
• A soup laced with hot peppers puts St. Petersburg restaurant on the Food Network
• Informational meeting on trash service changes in Hernando County
• Metal, anyone? WMNF gets scrappy in search for funds
• Settlement talks for WellCare whistle-blowers under way
• Settlement talks for WellCare whistle-blowers underway
• Media gets first look at site for Tampa's Republican National Convention
• Hillsborough deputy helps match homeless men to a house in need
• Tampa jury awards $5.7 million to family of city worker, but collecting won't be easy
• Man who attempted rape in Ybor parking garage pleads guilty
• Lew Williams' death leaves critical vacancy on Pinellas County School Board
• Holiday man accused of pelting McDonald's worker with food
• South Tampa fire station fights not only flames, but bedbugs
• Boy, 5, likely hit by tire of float in Dade City parade
• Woman, 70, mugged outside Moon Lake supermarket
• Deputy accused of alerting inmate his cell was bugged
• Pinellas commissioners considering legalizing backyard chickens
• Police arrest two in St. Petersburg shooting
• Fall from Panama City Beach hotel balcony kills Tampa man
• Tampa police arrest three men in series of violent robberies
• USF St. Petersburg debate revives death of Osama bin Laden
• Our communities should unite against senseless violence
• Tips and ideas for saving money on home repairs
• Hundreds of bikers rumble through Pinellas streets for annual toy run
• Road work could bring I-275 lane closures near Sunshine Skyway
• Clearwater police apprehend home invasion suspect
• Black off and on the painter’s palette
• Tampa's pirates and beads serve up a different kind of Christmas parade
• USF self-defense class prepares students for harsh realities
• Hillsborough County's proposed ban on tethering dogs ignites debate
• Doctor faces suspended license over patient relationship
• Pinellas School Board member Lew Williams dies
• Food trucks gather for first rally in St. Petersburg
• Food trucks roll in for first rally in St. Petersburg
• Brooksville and Hernando County present Christmas on Main Street on Dec. 9<br /><br />
• Hernando goverment meetings
• Upcoming Hernando events
• AVID program sets Pasco High students' sights on college
• Hernando man took photo of two he killed with baseball bat, deputies say
• Safety Harbor city manager Matt Spoor takes job in St. Petersburg
• 40,000 blankets for the needy arrive in Pasco County, and there begins a story of faith and goodwill
• Redrawing Florida's 5th Congressional District puts west Pasco at an advantage
• Pasco: Proposed new Senate District 11 pits Legg against Simpson
• Activities worth checking out
• Boy injured in Dade City Christmas parade released from hospital
• Holiday activities
• PHCC explores new paths
• Looks like Hernando County is officially home of the cheapskates
• Hernando Beach plans boat parade; Arc Nature Coast plans open house, dance
• First Night St. Petersburg 2012
• Builder Thomas Hennessy, who helped change face of St. Petersburg, dies at 83
• Father who started Tampa restaurant to help mentally disabled son closes up shop
• Prosecutors stand firm on murder defendant Dontae Morris' jail visitation rights
• Coast Guard rescues couple and their dog from boat
• Former St. Petersburg College president Kuttler marries staffer
• Boy, 5, injured by float during annual Dade City Christmas night parade
• St. Pete Beach police say man's gift card scam cost bars, restaurants thousands
• Stem cell treatment may help dogs with arthritis
• Lengthy Clearwater synthetic-turf war ends for now
• Patricia Avenue to reopen between McLean Street and San Salvador Drive
• Options in St. Petersburg Pier plans would add to costs
• Options in plans would add to Pier costs
• Hernando Sportsman's Club offers firearms safety class
• Brooksville faces development of Southern Hills but with dwindling settlement funds
• Inmates come to aid of Hillsborough jail deputy during attack
• Layoffs hit another Pasco business: An exotic dance club
• Online contest pays off for nonprofit Youth and Family Alternatives
• Noise on planes is mystery no more
• East-west battles ensues between Pinellas library boards
• Port Richey man gets 31 years in prison on cocaine, gun charges
• New Port Richey son accused of beating up his mother
• Pasco student collecting coats to help others stay warm
• Christmas concert is tonight at Hernando High center
• Dec. 5 middle school soccer game of Bayonet Point vs. Hudson benefits Moffitt Cancer Center
• PHCC seeking partners to host interns
• Hernando authorities investigating deaths of two in Spring Hill
• 1 deck, 54 pt chronicle
• Citing less demand, Sykes Enterprises starts aggressive trim of call center business
• Police arrest 29 Occupy Tampa protesters after asking them to vacate park
• Occupy Hernando plans demonstration, general assembly Saturday
• Hudson assisted living facility names library after longtime volunteer
• This week: Sounds of Christmas
• Spring Hill company aims to ride the digital wave heading for medical providers
• Ruth Eckerd Hall calls off Scientology event to benefit Capitol Theatre
• Evaluation snags delay contract agreements for Pasco teachers
• Shop class for seniors
• Dunedin resort to offer kayak rentals, water taxi service to the public
• Pasco woman dies, but fight over her home goes on
• Tampa to explore stricter regulations for raucous nightclubs
• Fugitive wanted on sexual battery charges in Massachusetts captured in New Port Richey
• You are invited to march at anti-crime rally in Clearwater
• Armed impostor who posed as aide to high-ranking officer at MacDill sentenced to prison
• With last minute reprieve, party buses back on in St. Petersburg
• Last-minute call clears the road for party buses in St. Petersburg
• Deputies: Holiday man hit mom, 65, with eggnog bottle, stun gun
• List ranks Eckerd College among America's "druggiest." Really?
• Longtime Hernando elections supervisor retiring; operations director announces candidacy
• When art scholarship makes no sense
• Early chill won't stick around long
• School bus crashes into small pole at Boca Ciega in Gulfport
• Woman found shot outside St. Petersburg home
• 4th Annual Brittany Nation Foundation Concert to be held this Sunday
• Prominent Tampa lawyer Barry Cohen's condo in foreclosure
• Hillsborough gas station owner shot in leg during robbery
• Accused bank robber admits robbing another bank, Hillsborough deputies say
• Chairman rotation for Hillsborough County commission may be doomed by politicking
• Volunteers resurrect dilapidated V.M. Ybor fire station for Tampa police bomb squad
• Ryman Roofing giving away one free roof; entry deadline is Dec. 19
• Schools newsmaker highlights
• Jazz Society offering a holiday concert; learn how to keep plants safe from cold
• Humane Society calendar is here; other events in brief
• Another mystery company offered tax breaks to move to St. Petersburg
• 'Annie' ready to tug hearts in Clearwater
• Hernando Public Works employee claims racial harassment in EEOC complaint
• Spring semester non-degree seeking registration begins
• Some residents at Clearwater condo complex remain powerless, in dark
• Chimney fire forces Weeki Wachee couple from their home
• Tampa fire captain diagnosed with leukemia now ready to help others
• Good news: Florida is aging much more slowly
• Catholic Bishop Lynch vows to thwart health care law
• Four people charged in beating death of Pasco man
• USF tweaks brand, adding "Tampa Bay"
• Safety Harbor Garden Club awards B.J. Ketcher for transforming a neighbor's landscape
• Pinellas school tax proponents prepare for 2012 renewal campaign
• One person in custody after police chase that ends on Dunedin Causeway
• Dressed like wealthy donors, protesters try to disrupt Romney fundraiser in Tampa
• Dunedin commissioners vote 3-2 to keep fluoride in the water
• Enjoy holiday event at <i>Hernando Times</i> office on Saturday
• Hernando events for Friday, Saturday
• Car crashes into New Port Richey condo, killing one
• Hernando clubs news
• Bone marrow registration, blood drive scheduled in Brooksville
• Learn about Clearwater water treatment system project at Dec. 8 meeting
• Florida Orchestra, and Santa, help set holiday mood for hundreds of Hillsborough kids
• Hernando school superintendent calls board's work exemplary
• Palm Harbor woman's call to deputies leads to her arrest in Pinellas Park hit-and-run death
• Palm Harbor woman's call to deputies leads to her arrest in fatal Pinellas Park hit-and-run
• Funes blasts 'buyout' for Zephyrhills firm in shelved project
• Oldest Epiphany cross receiver Anthony Houllis dies at 91
• Oldest Epiphany cross retriever Anthony Houllis dies at 91
• Clearwater woman transforms broken china into jewelry keepsakes
• For female veterans, unique problems and little help
• Clearwater expected to approve spending to upgrade Philadelphia Phillies' spring training complex
• Wells Fargo, TD turn away Toys for Tots donation boxes
• Events for youth at local libraries
• Study shows Pasco's taxes, spending below state average
• Little Rock Cannery remains a community treasure despite changes
• Spring Hill man charged with DUI
• Hernando County Detention Center deputy's wife accused of pepper-spraying him
• Man tried to bribe Hernando deputy, report says
• FHP: Person killed after car crashes into Pasco house
• Pasco births
• Former Pinellas schools superintendent Gus Sakkis dies at 90
• Tampa sets $2M ceiling for surveillance cameras at 2012 Republican National Convention
• Pinellas School Board removes 'Interim' from Superintendent's title
• Around the Suncoast
• CentCom unveils new $75M headquarters at MacDill Air Force Base
• Seminole Chamber seeks entrants for 'Bright Before Your Eyes' Illuminated Night Parade
• Hillsborough Sheriff's Office opens medical clinic for in-house exams
• Magazine says St. Petersburg is country's saddest city; Tampa not far behind
• Deputies: Imposter caregiver robs Pasco man in wheelchair
• Fight ends when van hits Pasco man, breaking his leg
• Dunedin restaurant shuffle brings taste of Mediterranean to Main Street
• Platt Street bridge repair holds no unpleasant surprises
• Deputies seek Carrollwood bank robber
• Motorcyclist jumps from Sunshine Skyway bridge
• Police say Gulfport man found on St. Petersburg street a victim of carjacking
• Police: Gulfport man who died from beating was not carjacked
• Tampa police: Woman with baby on board tries to run over man
• Black student study in Pinellas won't happen after all
• Police: Woman throws brick at speeding car
• Warm and sunny weekend gives way to rain, cold front
• Student's death is biggest loss in FAMU band scandal
• Authorities: Valrico woman throws brick at speeding vehicle
• Pepper-spraying and painting
• Tampa Bay shoppers keep dollars local on Small Business Saturday
• Tampa veteran says translation of a Spanish-language document is delaying his claim
• St. Petersburg makes progress on homeless issues, but challenges remain
• Salvation Army looking for Christmas help
• Pasco school menus
• Pasco County senior menus
• Clearwater police cars struck during chase, man arrested
• Surprising wilds of western Pasco
• Dunedin Youth Guild opens doors Saturday to annual holiday home tour
• Driver crashes while leading Clearwater police on chase
• Months of planning, hiring, renovating lead to opening of Bayonet Point trauma center
• Woodworker's replicas of Greek sponge boats are instant heirlooms
• Authorities investigate two overnight Tampa shootings
• One Tampa man shot in home, another on street
• Hernando Christian Academy grad's dream rises on rocket to Mars
• Government meetings in Hernando County Nov. 28
• Locations to donate blood in Hernando County Nov. 27-Dec. 1
• 29th Annual Jingle Bell Run
• 10th Annual Florida Holiday Halfathon
• Hillsborough transit agency converting its fleet to natural gas
• Authorities searching for masked man who robbed a Zephyrhills Sweetbay
• Pinellas interim school superintendent John Stewart preaches fiscal discipline
• Mom-and-pops hope to shine on Small Business Saturday
• Garden listings
• Spring Hill United Church of Christ to offer support group for people with HIV/AIDS
• Clearwater police patrolling to keep shopping safe
• Plan could turn old Phillies' spring training home into playing fields for youngsters
• At Tampa's Middleton High, robotics teams are intense, accomplished
• At Middleton High, robotics teams are intense, accomplished
• Cannery reopens, rain barrel workshop set, and more local events<br /><br />
• Live nativity scene
• Stage West has great momentum, and first film fest is a winner
• North of Tampa school notes
• Hillsborough senior lunch menus, Nov. 28-Dec. 2
• Hillsborough school lunch menus, Nov. 28-Dec. 2
• His hope for the holidays: one last fishing trip
• Suncoast Community Health Center expands Ruskin branch
• East Hillsborough road work
• Home Instead Senior Care to spread holiday cheer to isolated seniors
• Largo wants to lease Belleair Bluffs land for fire station
• Port Richey police arrest man in shooting
• Brooksville housing complexes appear set to be razed
• Second teen jailed in October shooting that injured Spring Hill man
• Kids can make ornaments during VFW Post 9236 event
• Events in Hernando County
• Tampa police prepare for anarchist attacks at Republican National Convention
• Hospice house at Bayfront Medical Center to provide comfort to dying
• Man injured in Port Richey shooting over drugs, girl
• St. Petersburg women find love, marriage — and legal tangles
• Pasco: Staggered store openings lead to brisk but orderly Black Friday
• Land O'Lakes man put deputy in headlock, report says
• Suit against Tampa Housing Authority seeks class action
• Steinbrenner Family Foundation Childrens Holiday Concerts Announced
• Elephants, kids and Occupy Tampa enjoy Thanksgiving
• Tampa teen presumed missing returns home from friend's house
• Benny Pinckney was a convenience store fixture for 45 years
• Hernando Religion Calendar
• SHINE volunteers help seniors navigate health care maze
• Pinellas volunteers SHINE a light on elder health care coverage
• At Campbell Park, a community welcomes back a treasured free Thanksgiving feast
• Spring Hill soldier deployed in Afghanistan surprises daughters with Thanksgiving visit
• Shoppers pay price for shoplifting
• HPH Hospice Trees of Life to start today
• Sky divers to fill sky next few days
• Board approves sweeping new plan for state university system
• "Most Dysfunctional Board" lives up to the title
• Tough Mudder obstacle and endurance event coming to Little Everglades Ranch
• New Jolley Trolley comes with some cool innovations
• Hernando County WAVES chapter closes its doors
• Holiday offerings
• Pasco County Sheriff's Office to host Jingle Bell Run on Dec. 3
• Medicare enrollment event is Dec. 1 at Clearwater's Aging Well Center
• Clearwater man accused of breaking into sleeping woman's home and raping her
• Huge rewards in small gift to child
• Trail planned to link Anclote parks
• Ten ways to make it through Thanksgiving weekend with your relatives
• Difficult to play, delight for the ear
• Wild Indian Saloon owner gets scalped by radio station owner after losing bet
• Michael Cavanaugh In Concert: The Music of Billy Joel
• Concert - Dennis DeYoung: The Music of Styx
• Hernando Nightlife
• Chain-reaction crash slows traffic at Tampa's 'malfunction junction'
• Blinded during vicious attack, man pursues his culinary dream
• Latest death evokes night of severe hazing endured by former FAMU band member
• Latest death evokes night of severe hazing endured by former FAMU clarinet player
• West Pasco's Community Service Council volunteers fix, deliver meals for needy
• Thanksgiving Holiday - Campus closed
• New Port Richey pizza shop joins fray at busy time
• Boating accident victim stands and skis again
• Boating accident amputee stands and skis again
• Court again upholds motorcyclist's $18M claim against city of Tampa
• Court again upholds motorcyclist's $18M claim against city of Tampa
• Ironman enthusiast Bela Molnar crosses finish line at 61
• Lonesome River Band to perform at Sertoma Youth Ranch's Thanksgiving Bluegrass Festival
• Authorities offer reward related to marble, paintball peltings in Clearwater
• Dunedin officials working to bring electric car charging stations to city
• After you fry your turkey, recycle the oil
• Times holiday event to aid Toys for Tots, Nature Coast Humane Society
• 8-year-old spearheaded food drive at Explorer K-8 School in Spring Hill
• Clearwater Beach post office appears likely to close
• Health and support resources in Hernando County
• Thanksgiving feast in Brooksville comes with a side of fellowship
• Prime suspect in missing cadet case marries in Hawaii
• Prime suspect in missing police cadet case marries in Hawaii
• A case of art making a difference
• Freshmen applicants: Submit your completed application now to AUTOMATICALLY be c...
• Tampa police find one of two missing teens
• Years after hotel got improper break on impact fees, St. Petersburg officials don't know how it happened
• Madeira Beach picks new city manager
• USF president Judy Genshaft faces new twist in USF Poly split
• Michael Keefer, Florida Lupus Foundation CEO, dies at 61
• Pasco County School Board upholds rejections of charter school applications
• Ex-wife put Hulk Hogan against ropes in divorce settlement
• For Hillsborough jail inmates, a Thanksgiving feast — of sorts
• For Hillsborough jail inmates, a Thanksgiving feast – of sorts
• Tampa Best Buy worker's petition against Thanksgiving hours gains support
• Man arrested in attack on elderly Hudson woman
• Clearwater police think group is responsible for criminal mischief
• Clearwater Beach woman, a Greek native, marks 100th birthday
• Tampa man sentenced to more than 4 years for fake tax return scheme
• Space exploration was the theme at Anclote Elementary's Science Night
• Students of the month
• Pasco schools and libraries class notes
• 'Stand your ground' law may factor in Tampa road rage incident
• Wesley Chapel man gets presidential pardon
• Luck, the law, and Jim Norman
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Shari Mills of Here B4
• 30-year-old Land O'Lakes woman injured after car strikes tree
• Pinellas Commissioner Norm Roche says he'll stop using alias to post online comments
• For first time at USF, student wins prestigious Marshall Scholarship
• St. Petersburg to add 275 parking meters to downtown
• Nicholas Lindsey's parents say police ignored their request for a lawyer
• Nicholas Lindsey's parents say police ignored their requests for a lawyer
• Today's picks, meetings on the North Suncoast
• Hillsborough judge imposes tough sentence on driver who killed jazz singer in DUI crash
• Driver who killed jazz singer Tina Harrison in 2009 DUI crash gets 15 years in prison
• Briefs
• Lower Tampa Bay Rays attendance means higher tax subsidy at Tropicana Field
• In Tampa, site of the 2012 RNC, police policy bars pepper spray to disperse crowds
• Grandfather stabs Golden Retriever that bit his granddaughter in face
• Largo police: Woman staged fake beating to steal money from drug deal
• Feds close investigation of Sen. Jim Norman without bringing charges
• Owners of dog fatally shot by St. Petersburg police seek damages
• Police: St. Petersburg man arrested in drug-related shooting
• Three defendants decide not to testify in case of drive-by shooting that killed 8-year-old girl
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• Man found dead in burning Plant City home
• Seminole firefighter thrown from motorcycle, rushed to hospital
• Woman injured in drug-related shooting near St. Petersburg, authorities say
• Byrd Alzheimer's Institute to become one-stop destination for patient care
• New wave of concern for ocean conservation efforts
• Authorities: Tampa man arrested after firing into crowd
• Man rescued and hospitalized after driving SUV into Palm River
• Man rescued and hospitalized after driving SUV into Palm River in Tampa
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Savii
• Pinellas Park firefighter revives, saves two puppies
• The weightiness of figure art
• Ex-towing company owner recalls unwitting part in FBI sting of Kevin White
• Plant City killings threaten idyllic small-town life
• Florida motocross legend Monte McCoy dies at 54
• Vincent Brown avoids death penalty, gets life in prison
• Marching bands rock the Trop
• St. Pete band competition is a family affair
• 17-year-old Brooksville woman critically injured in crash
• Stores' outdoor displays pose a dilemma for Clearwater
• Pinellas news briefs: AmeriLife on the move; SHINE offers final seminar for Medicare 2012 choices
• Brooksville Beautification Board conducts annual Christmas decorations contest
• Pasco County senior menus Nov. 21-Nov. 23
• Pasco County Thanksgiving holiday closings to note
• Retired Pasco County Fire Rescue chief proud of his time saving others
• School menus, week of Nov. 21
• Paul Douglas joins race for Hernando County Commission
• Hillsborough deputies investigating Saturday morning shooting
• Pasco public housing units sat empty for years, awaiting repairs
• Zephyrhills High agricultural student raising two lucky turkeys
• Government meetings in Hernando County Nov. 21-23
• New hope for Chinsegut Hill manor house
• Locations to donate blood in Hernando County Nov. 20-26
• Brooksville Housing Authority's facts don't add up, yet, about any possible rent fraud
• Pinellas County emergency room doctor accused of sexually battering minor
• December 2011 Calendar Listings from Florida Orchestra - November 17, 2011
• Woman found guilty of New Port Richey armed robbery
• $9 slice of cheesecake still haunts in Hillsborough
• Audit details shortcomings in Hillsborough clerk's office
• Hernando district names School-Related Employee of the Year
• tampaFace-to-face with history
• Thanksgiving closings, trash pickups
• Deputies catch alleged gunman in robbery attempt
• Brooksville church programs call men to service, whether in church or in the community
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Port Richey man accused of sex with 13-year-old girl
• Ex-Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin White off the hook for legal bill from harassment case
• Ex-Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin White off the hook for $425,000 legal bill from harassment case
• Bring home a furry pal from Home at Last Pet Adoptions adopt-a-thon
• Man who ran Ponzi scheme in Pasco County gets 20 years
• Teens accused of doing thousands of dollars' worth of damage to cars at Hudson Middle School
• Ohana Rescue gives abused, neglected horses a chance to heal and find homes
• St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster wants to require bars to hire off duty officers to offset rising overtime costs
• More than two dozen arrested in two-day drug sweep
• WWII veteran inspires Pasco teens, encourages them to vote
• Treasured past may not save the historic Belleview Biltmore hotel
• Two running for Clearwater mayor
• Longleaf Elementary students break world hula hoop record
• Longleaf Elementary students break world hula hoop workout record
• St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster wants to talk about who pays for security if RNC party comes to Tropicana Field
• Dunedin decides not to add controversial bike lanes to Pinehurst Road
• Boley Centers' apartments give homeless veterans shelter
• Commencement Ceremony Registration Deadline
• Gulfport parks maintenance worker accused of sexually battering 8-year-old girl
• Tampa GOP security funds win final congressional approval
• Businesses want Christmas spending to stay close to ho-ho-home
• Police say one of suspects in Clearwater burglaries offered a bribe
• Executive Education: Negotiation Training
• Occupy protest comes to Brooksville
• Tensions continue in USF Poly independence debate
• UPARC's 27th Annual Festival of Trees lights up in Clearwater
• Gov. Rick Scott names four new PHCC trustees
• Technical training center in Hernando County tops economic development wish list
• Dunedin's charter changes would put leaders under term limits
• Tampa's swimming pools need $15M to $20M in repairs, with $6.5M available
• Norm Roche's anonymous online snark strains city, county relations
• Pasco County planners okay apartments, retail for U.S. 19-SR 52
• Pasco deputy resigns amid inquiry into missing evidence
• New details released on Pasco parks plans
• Today is the deadline to enter Angels on High
• Man accused of exposing himself at Riverview apartment complex
• Pasco's Great-American Teach-in 2011: A retired commander of special ops forces commands a room of curious kindergartners
• Dredge operator is fined $10,000
• Pancakes with Santa, driver safety program among activities
• 'Simply Florida Foods' event focuses on buying, eating locally grown produce
• When reducing Hernando County impact fees really means new taxes for you
• Rappellers step off Tampa office tower this weekend for charity
• An interview with the Jenna Stone Band
• Cold front to bring cooler temperatures, less humidity
• November Edition Of CigarChronicles Kicking Some Serious Ash
• Police say robbers targeted, killed Tampa man for his ring, checks
• Police investigating homicide in Clearwater
• Karl Slover, one of the last Munchkins from The Wizard of Oz, dies at 93
• Senator asks for USF leaders to be investigated
• Hillsborough approves tax incentives for new oil recycling company
• In bid to turnaround Mahaffey Theater, Bill Edwards will get unheralded assist from taxpayers
• Hooper: Want to feel fulfilled? Learn how to give
• Driver strikes moms pushing baby strollers in East Tampa, killing one
• Five Pasco County charter school applications in doubt
• New Port Richey officials meet with protest leader
• Mission accomplished: Nature Coast High students convert car from gas to electric
• Praise but no raise for Hillsborough County administrator
• Tarpon Springs takes a pass on buying mobile home park
• Clearwater approves red light cameras at two sites
• New theater at Clearwater High will have leading role this weekend
• Hernando school class notes
• Teamsters to vote on Hernando County contract proposal
• Hed nws offjead HERhomeless
• Pasco students help Crystal Springs Preserve celebrate new pavilion and trail
• County signs $1.5 million contract for new infirmary at Hernando County Jail
• Fundraising group plans award presentation for National Philanthropy Day
• Clearwater to test bigger, better recycling program
• Pinellas County Commissioner Norm Roche has alter-ego for online comments
• Food truck rally comes to corner in Largo
• Kiwanis Club of Greater West Pasco to host 5K Turkey Trot
• Tampa police search for robber who shot store owner
• USF, local community colleges announce partnership
• Chief Deputy John Emerson seeks top spot as Hernando County Property Appraiser in 2012 election, with support of outgoing chief Alvin Mazourek
• Zephyrhills takes first step toward library expansion
• A recurring theme in museum shows
• 50-year-old cyclist critically injured in Lutz crash
• Tampa man accused of killing 25-year-old man for cigarette money
• Ken Hagan wins rough-and-tumble Hillsborough commission chair battle
• Pinellas School Board wrestles with rezoning for K-3 students
• Red light cameras coming to two accident-prone Clearwater intersections
• Retail and residents may resurrect Bayonet Point in Hudson
• Deputies: Tampa man calls 911 operators 67 times in two hours
• Rural traffic limits passed
• Pasco school district employee accused of sleeping on job
• In compromise over new system, Hillsborough teacher to be evaluated by two peers
• Hernando County may seek outside help in finding next administrator
• Meetings to address trash collection service changes
• Cost steers Pasco from road contract
• Spring Hill man arrested in summer invasion and shooting
• Hernando sting nails unlicensed contractors
• Dunedin calls special meeting to settle fluoride debate
• Zephyrhills Elks Lodge 2731 gives dictionaries to about 530 Pasco students
• Moon Lake Elementary students learn to do what's right in '7 Habits' program
• Pasco school notes
• Pasco education briefs
• Flea market mainstay Sonny Harris told tales, some of them true
• PHCC returns to NJCAA volleyball tournament
• New newspaper allows homeless vendors to hit Tampa's streets again
• Man drives with body in his trunk to Tampa police office
• Stage West adds performance of musical 'Chicago'
• Missing 78-year-old Spring Hill man may be heading for Tampa
• ASAP Homeless Services in St. Petersburg temporarily shuts its drop-in center and dismisses its tiny staff
• Tree-related power outages frustrate business owners
• Port board reverses itself, says it will give money to streetcar
• Gulfport Boulevard is next in line to get special spruce up
• Bike trail could bring economic benefits to Brooksville
• Admission is free! Register at
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• Visibility drops due to low-hanging fog across the Tampa Bay area
• Tampa fire leaves two families without apartments
• Man of interest in Plant City double homicide shot and wounded
• Spring Hill theater offers an extra chance to see 'Chicago'
• Teacher suspended for rejecting peer evaluator hopes for compromise
• $50 million congressional appropriation for security at Republican National Convention in Tampa clears a critical hurdle
• $50M for Republican National Convention security in Tampa clears hurdle
• Food trucks roll in; artist P. Buckley Moss; Talbots closing
• Co-defendant sentenced in 2010 Progress Village shootings
• Community news: meditate on this; zoning board opportunity; poinsettia fundraiser
• Report: Pasco man outruns police, then returns home
• USF gets $60 million more to study diabetes
• Family prays 12-year-old struck near Riverview recovers to be full of energy again
• Girl hit while training for half-marathon fights for her life in Tampa hospital
• Changes on the way for Fowler Avenue exit off Interstate 275
• Oba Chandler's execution stirs emotions for those who sought justice
• Man in town to visit friends is among victims in Plant City double homicide
• Alvin Mazourek, Hernando property appraiser, to retire in 2012
• Tampa receives four proposals to renovate historic Water Works building
• Two die as pickup strikes tree in Largo
• Trip to the emergency room for a toothache costs man more than $1,300
• Driver killed, passenger critically injured in SR 700 crash
• As murder trial begins, an aunt recalls the night a drive-by shooting killed 8-year-old Paris Whitehead-Hamilton
• Reception, film will honor legend of football, community work Freddie Solomon
• Local musicians to perform at tribute concert for legendary blues man
• Plant City woman killed in crossfire of drug deal gone bad, cousin says
• Sarasota Season of Sculpture
• USF Bulls hang on for 61-59 season-opening win over Vermont
• Three killed in two separate Plant City attacks
• Police investigate 'suspicious' Plant City death
• 'America's Got Talent' auditions in Tampa draw hundreds
• Community activist Betty Wiggins has died
• Car hits 12-year-old girl crossing street in Wimauma
• Suspended teacher knew he faced consequences for refusing evaluation
• Boat launch could come to the former Linger Longer site — if Tarpon Springs City Commission approves a referendum for a vote
• Pinellas school district tries going to parents
• Clearwater aquarium wants 'Dolphin Tale' exhibit ready by Thanksgiving
• Clearwater Main Library terrace allows access to sunset views
• Woman dead, man wounded in Plant City shootings
• Palm Harbor neighborhood has hopes county will help solve flooding issues
• Despite perception, Ybor City crime rate down 84 percent since 2001
• Despite perception, crime in Ybor down
• Woman's death in Tampa may have been an accident
• Culturing Solutions grows algae to create biofuel for cars; forget the diesel, it's biodiesel
• Pasco schools fight widespread absenteeism among students
• Arborist Loren Westenberger set Guinness record, fought for trees
• Doretha 'Granny' Arline put down Pasco roots early
• For Tampa Mayor Bob Buckhorn, Penn State's scandal consumes a longtime family friend
• North Pinellas County residents celebrate Veterans Day
• Emotions run deep in High Point for Veterans Day ceremony
• With Republican National Convention approaching, Tampa hires new convention center director
• Pasco hospital workers protest wages
• Biltmore rep's historic preservation ability questioned<p></p>
• South Tampa intersection closed all weekend after water main break
• Woman with gunshot wound found dead in Tampa home
• Dunedin bike lanes idea gains traction
• Safety Harbor officials to discuss stalled spa land deal in closed-door meeting
• Hillsborough County Center offers free first-hour parking
• Pasco considering natural gas fuel alternative
• Stage West Community Playhouse's 'Chicago' hits it out of the park
• Brooksville Housing Authority board appointee charged with grand theft and housing fraud
• Brooksville, Hernando County seeking people to serve on boards
• Convictions will strip Kevin White of investigative licenses
• Friends will hold Pine Island service for construction worker killed in accident
• Some lessons learned in St. Petersburg City Council election
• Clearwater High School drama department ready to offer 'Rumors' in renovated auditorium
• State finds Hernando Beach Channel dredge permit violation
• Students recounts face-off with powerful senator
• Annual Veterans Appreciation Parade is today in downtown Brooksville
• Many Hernando County churches will host Thanksgiving dinners
• On the homefront, a 'soldier' falls, a father earns his wings
• Charities trim fundraising events to reflect economic reality
• Registered sex offender arrested in Largo after girl reports abuse
• Pedestrian killed in Clearwater crash
• Deputies arrest man they say robbed fast food restaurant, auto shop
• Veterans Day closings in Hillsborough County
• Teen bicyclist injured after riding into traffic, St. Petersburg police say
• Grand jury reports Penn State's Sandusky took victim to Outback Bowl in Tampa
• Isabel Masi got the most out of life by helping others
• Hernando Sheriff's Office to host Community, Bike Safety Rally on Nov. 19
• College Connection series continues at Pasco-Hernando Community College
• Port Richey City Council names two finalists in city manager search
• Safety Harbor picks three Grand Parade Marshals for holiday festivities
• Clearwater's first electric car charging station is open
• World War II veteran, former POW, takes freedom as it comes
• Hudson Seafest opens today with tribute to veterans
• Plants, gardens, markets and clubs
• Clearwater police on scene of fatal crash
• Legion teaches shooting safely
• Longtime Hernando County activist Armin Sevier dies at 80
• Clearwater World War II veteran travels to see Normandy battlefields
• Bob Buckhorn names city director of public affairs
• Deputies say comic robbed banks
• Comedian a bomb in banks, Hillsborough deputies say
• Pinellas Trail riders urged to watch out for students near Ozona Elementary School
• Downtown ice rink opens near Occupy Tampa protest
• Questions remain as prosecutors rest case against Vincent Brown
• More Florida Friendly yards are taking root in Hernando County
• Westside Elementary School students honor our veterans
• Holiday couple reached death as they lived life: together
• Deputies seek public's help in search for St. Petersburg man who has mental health issues
• Laurie Ellen Locke, daughter of longtime Florida GOP committeeman Tom Hogan Sr., dies in car crash
• Medical van will soon bring health care to Pasco's homeless
• Florida Orchestra Opens All Three Series With Sold-Out Concerts
• Pop art, will it ever go away?
• GOP Hillsborough court clerk candidate's letter declares Islam is 'not a religion'
• Making sense of a sneak attack
• Tampa police: Little help so far from anyone who saw 17-year-old shot outside party
• Retired dentist loses expensive jewelry in Temple Terrace golf bag heist
• Two men arrested when Hillsborough deputy sees them beat cabbie
• Pinellas commissioner's handling of overgrown lot stirs praise, concern
• Woman shot during purse robbery
• Even if Republican C.W. Bill Young is vulnerable, no Democrat is opposing him for reelection
• Wesley Chapel attorney disbarred over brother's assets
• Court disbars Wesley Chapel lawyer accused of 'dishonest conduct' involving brother's assets
• More tests needed to identify victim in Pasco house fire
• SPIFFS fair to come to Vinoy Park
• Community news: from Beach Palooza to park planting
• Middle school principal tapped to run Gibbs High in St. Petersburg
• Middle school leader tapped to run Gibbs High in St. Petersburg
• Halloween party fracas lands two ghouls in Pasco jail
• Legislation would name East Tampa post office in honor of the late Rev. Abe Brown
• Dixie Hollins High School student charged with assaulting school employee
• Occupy Tampa protester released from jail after Saturday arrest
• Today at 3pm!
• Rain likely to taper off just in time for Halloween night
• Police search for Gulfport robbery suspect
• Pink-clad Pinellas volunteers raise $3.9M for breast cancer research in 3-Day for the Cure
• Doctors, patients find robots may be a cut above for hysterectomies
• Police: Man on probation for DUI manslaughter arrested for drunken driving
• Dade City man on probation in fatal DUI arrested in Tampa on drunken driving charge
• Junior League of Tampa's holiday gift market packs some nifty ideas
• Police: Clearwater man angry over dead pet burns roommate's belongings on front lawn
• Police: Anger over dead pet leads Clearwater man to burn roommate's stuff on lawn
• St. Petersburg sex offender faces charges in Peeping Tom incident
• Coast Guard cutter from St. Petersburg towing disabled sail boat
• Coast Guard cutter from St. Petersburg assists disabled sailboat
• Party at Tampa restaurant turns deadly for teen
• Party at East Tampa restaurant turns deadly as teen shot outside
• Home declared total loss in fire near Tarpon Springs
• Feminist artist calls women her enemy
• One dead in Pasco house fire
• Using your local library can help cut expenses
• Paradegoers happy to see floats return to Guavaween
• St. Petersburg man honored with medal for Japanese-American World War II soldiers
• St. Petersburg doctor had stories to tell of a fascinating life
• Driver, possibly drunk, led deputies on cross-county chase
• Driver lead Hillsborough deputies on cross-county chase
• Reopening of legendary St. Petersburg music venue stirs memories
• Reopening of legendary St. Petersburg music venue the Manhattan Casino stirs memories
• Kevin White corruption trial opens
• Kevin White corruption trial opens Monday
• No hurdle too big for Lutz horse trainer
• Pregnant women's shelter faces likely rejection by Clearwater city planners
• Architect believes Belleview Biltmore can be saved
• North Pinellas frontage road is new U.S. 19 business access
• Local philanthropy efforts to be honored at luncheon
• Lindsay Lohan's father denied bail
• Lindsay Lohan's father denied bond
• Some help so your Halloween isn't too scary
• Someday, Hernando County Administrator David Hamilton just might be missed
• 'Outsider' Sheriff Nienhuis wins praise
• DayStar pantry signing up families for holiday gift card from Publix
• St. Petersburg man accused of beating, sexually battering woman
• School menus, week of Oct. 31-Nov. 4
• Senior menus/ Meals on Wheels
• This is how they roll
• Locations to donate blood in Hernando County Oct. 31-Nov. 5
• Government meetings in Hernando county Nov. 1-2
• Rafaello “TAZZ” Siacca officially announced as new bassist for Jaded
• Cooking fire damages Tampa apartment
• Polk authorities seek 'sovereign citizen' Dyck about a missing pickup truck
• Woman injured in crash dies one day after she is released from hospital
• Man jailed after seizure caused 2002 Tampa crash death keeps driving despite 15-year ban
• Despite contracts, Republican National Convention officials tell hotels they want cheaper rooms, higher fees
• Dade City staff set up quaint temporary offices in historic train depot
• USF to collaborate with Pensacola nonprofit on robotics research
• Pasco fundraiser helps you shred your old paperwork
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Those caught on camera running red lights in St. Petersburg will be fined starting Saturday
• St. Petersburg red-light runners caught on camera will be fined starting Saturday
• Need a lift? Great Life Church offers a women's conference and revival
• New Port Richey accountant accused of stealing $10,000 from window cleaning company
• Faced with $83 million bill, Tampa doctor confronts investment firm
• Workshop to focus on zoned schools; school lunch menus, Oct. 31-Nov. 4
• Bob Buckhorn envisions historic Tampa federal courthouse as hotel
• Bob Buckhorn touts historic Tampa federal courthouse as possible site for boutique hotel
• One year later, lives remain torn over crash on Harbour Island Bridge
• Brooksville City Council invites applicants for two volunteer boards
• Pasco residents, officials discuss sewer plant plans's merits, flaws
• Spring Hill man accused of molesting 6-year-old boy
• For pleading guilty to murder in Belleair, 43-year-old man receives 42-year sentence
• Man accused of trying to cash someone else's tax refund check
• Hernando County Commission to consider lowering impact fees again
• Hernando County to redraw voting districts by the numbers
• North Pinellas cities considering recreation merger
• Hurricane Rina disrupts cruise schedules
• Pasco business digest
• Trial in Tarpon Springs Publix murder postponed
• New Chabad of Clearwater celebrates grand opening Sunday
• Pasco postal carrier plucked gift cards from mail, feds say
• Komen 3-Day anticancer event kicks off in Clearwater
• Man, 23, accused of stealing breast cancer awareness donation jar
• Three Occupy Tampa protesters arrested after scuffle with police
• More than a year after fatal crash, Lithia man arrested
• St. Petersburg City Council pleased to finally have say on Rays issues
• An old World War II warrior's return
• Staff rejects proposed charter school for Pasco's disabled
• Michael Lohan's celebrity status hard to believe, or ignore
• Mulholland nominated to help lead SOCom at MacDill Air Force Base
• Two Azalea Middle School girls arrested after pepper spray used to break up cafeteria fight
• Tampa workshop to help families of disabled people deal with guardianship issues
• Voices of a lot of experience enjoy a picnic in Bayport Park
• Upper middle-class Hernando County couple are unlikely Occupy organizers
• Postcard policy at Land O'Lakes jail faces new challenge
• Lakeland man arrested on car theft, drug charges in Clearwater
• Bill would require annexation of all or nothing of East Lake
• Outgoing Hernando County Administrator accused of shredding public documents
• Education notebook
• Caregiver is accused of elderly exploitation
• Commissioners debate whether to pause Dunedin's '542 Main' TV show
• Services Saturday for stage star Aniko Farrell, dead at 68
• This evening!
• Pasco man accused of stabbing will defend himself in court — again
• Double fatality in Tampa a tragedy — but is it a crime?
• Budget cuts stretch P.E. instructors at some Pasco schools
• Planners, residents dream big on west Pasco fixes
• Hernando administrator escapes firing but not slings and arrows
• Palm Harbor Library offers Halloween costume exchange program
• North Pinellas health notes
• Authorities seek tips to catch 'Seffner Bandit'
• Boy scout helps fix up new home for osprey pair
• Drop off unused medications at Drug Take Back Initiative event in Spring Hill
• Casey Anthony jury stays out of the media spotlight
• Police: Search of car yields drugs, paraphernalia
• Head of Hernando County Housing Authority joins race for District 1 commission seat
• Treat the family to Halloween thrills at Pinellas events
• Hernando, Hillsborough men sentenced in tax credit scheme
• At STEM summit, a call for Florida to raise its competitive bar
• Judge says no to controversial brain test for accused cop-killer
• Savings idea calls for Hernando County officials to devise health plans
• Halloween to-do list starts with a spooky train ride
• BayWalk owner Bill Edwards fills Bob Kersteen's campaign coffers in City Council race
• Famed Pop artist says he’s no such thing
• Fire breaks out in strip of Clearwater businesses
• Man escapes wreck after car flips off I-175 overpass near Tropicana Field
• Divided commission gives Pinellas exemption from cites' development rules
• Passenger headed to Tampa arrested at Salt Lake City airport after gun discovered
• Critics attack brownfield idea
• Local Tampa Bay Musician Returns After Tour in Mexico
• Residents want Dade City sewer plant moved
• State monitored, then cleared, driver involved in fatal Tampa crash
• Driver involved in fatal Tampa crash had been monitored, then cleared, by state
• Jury hears 2009 interview as part of manslaughter trial
• Christmas tree farm has a pumpkin patch full of plump Tennesseans
• Rotary to discuss youth exchange program<p></p>
• Clearwater Beach Hotel project ready to enter next stage
• Port Richey woman accused of taking girl to man to have sex
• Woman killed in McMullen-Booth crash was single mother
• Three store clerks cited for selling alcohol to minor
• Rescued hawk is set free in Clearwater
• Dontae Morris attorney likens Hillsborough jail to Guantanamo
• Arts account for 88,000 Florida jobs, state officials say
• Deputies raid two pot grow houses
• Clearwater woman turns 100
• Police: New Port Richey motorcyclist, fearing costly tickets, tried to run over Tarpon Springs officer
• Roosevelt Boulevard traffic near I-275 impacted after vehicle accident involving injuries
• Historic Manhattan Casino to reopen in St. Petersburg
• Brooksville winner holds Fantasy 5 ticket worth $85,881<p></p><br /><br />
• Fire at port's scrap yard sends plume of smoke near downtown Tampa
• Port Richey woman accused of taking girl, 13, to man's house for sex
• Girl taken to Tampa General Hospital after being backed over by minivan
• USFSP Leadership Development and Programming is helping the National Marrow Dono...
• Category 2 Hurricane Rina likely to strengthen and gain speed in coming days
• Lindsay Lohan's dad arrested, accused of beating live-in girlfriend in Tampa apartment
• Fire breaks out in St. Petersburg house
• USF Polytechnic report begins to make its case for independence
• Despite loss of EPA grant, West Shore canal dredging work to go forward
• Report says driver in fatal crash also lost consciousness in a 2007 accident
• Wish lists for Hernando legislative delegation range from sinkholes to social services
• Progress Energy customers to see bills rise next year
• Spring Hill church to give out free tickets to upcoming shows
• In mental evaluation, Delgado links Tampa police slaying to his fear of Masonry
• St. Petersburg city council candidates have inconsistent voting histories
• Pasco man claims self-defense in 2005 roommate shooting
• Police: Teen robbed Clearwater man, then stole car
• Deputies investigate North Tampa shooting
• Former Brandon High counselor gets 30 years for child porn
• Clearwater transient accused of keeping girlfriend a virtual prisoner in motel room
• Prosecutors don't file charges in Largo strip club death
• Oba Chandler's last appeal rejected by Pinellas judge; next stop is Florida Supreme Court
• Brian Williams to moderate GOP presidential debate Jan. 23 at USF
• Strengthening Tropical Storm Rina moves north in Caribbean
• Search continues for second escaped prisoner after one arrested
• Hospitals, nursing homes team up to cut high readmission rates
• New class puts USF students in the middle of life and death decisions
• Spring Hill SWAT situations ends, but questions over man's shooting remain
• Tampa VA hospital apologizes to veterans for 'miscommunication'
• Four seriously injured in I-75 rollover crash
• Hillsborough deputies arrest three in North Tampa home invasion
• USF's Judy Genshaft can frame state's debate over college issues
• Hillsborough authorities locate disabled man
• Tarpon authorities look for two inmates who escaped work-release facility
• Two face attempted murder charges after stabbing in Largo
• Salvador Dali’s worst critic
• Police: Suspect arrested, two others sought in armed robbery on USF campus
• Proposal to move some Pinellas elementary students has parents riled
• Tyler Sexton wouldn't let cerebral palsy keep him from becoming a medical doctor
• Tampa faces a double permitting challenge in Republican National Convention, Occupy Tampa
• Girl injured by propeller at Lake Magdalene in Tampa
• For one Tampa family, a day of celebration ends in tragedy
• Day of family celebration ends in tragedy in Tampa
• Even devastating loss could not defeat Debra Tuohy's nurturing spirit
• Woman's dies in Tampa apartment fire
• Talk of tomatoes is big draw at St. Petersburg Times annual reading festival
• Talk of tomatoes is big draw at annual reading festival
• Second Tampa food truck rally draws thousands
• St. Petersburg, IndyCar world say goodbye to race car driver Dan Wheldon
• St. Petersburg, IndyCar world say goodbye to race car driver Dan Wheldon
• Space available in Pasco Sheriff's Golf Classic
• Mystery messenger delivers cheer to Northwest Elementary
• Clearwater center offers canine scent work, a recreational sport for dogs
• Stockbroker's humorous tales of life in the military make good reading
• School menus, week of Oct. 24-28
• Spring Hill neighbors want officials to consider their substitute for lime rock roads
• Senior menus and meals on wheels
• Dade City officials weigh options for water tank, sewer plant
• Copper wiring thefts rising in Clearwater
• 10 bands set to perform at Wildstock benefit concert tomorrow
• John Hopkins Middle School battery arrests revive concerns about teacher safety
• For 95 years, her perfectionism blossomed
• Disputed brain science becomes key part of accused police killer's insanity defense
• Occupy protest planned for Oct. 29 in Spring Hill
• Airdyne Aerospace seeks incentives from state, Hernando County
• Free trade agreements hold promise for Florida
• Pasco County business digest
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Religion notes for north Pinellas County
• 'Medical event' cited in Pasco driver's crash, injury
• Hernando's not-so-scary Halloween haunts give treats to all
• Rec center's new Iron Kids workouts help young athletes
• New citrus dealer to open in old Citrus County Groves space in Seminole
• Slain officer's widow to speak at St. Petersburg Mayor's Prayer Breakfast
• Deputies: YouTube video show two Hillsborough women encouraging young relatives to fight
• Rink owner: Stay in county
• Skating rink owner wants school fundraising events to be kept local
• Hernando County Administrator David Hamilton applies for job in Sarasota County
• Dunedin rejects plan to relocate speed bumps to Patricia Avenue
• Oldsmar leaders reelected automatically
• Hernando County Animal Services is working to increase pet adoptions
• Diplomat of the month
• Helping keep the lights on
• Legislators to hold annual meeting Monday <br /><br />Legislators to hold annual meeting Monday
• Born to race, Wheldon found happiness in town's slower pace
• Bayonet Point Health and Rehabilitation, a nursing home in Hudson, placed on federal watch list
• Gov. Rick Scott Announces IRX Therapeutics’ Return To Florida, 280-Plus Jobs
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• City Council to consider rules to allow food trucks
• Police: Toddler accidentally drowns in lake near St. Petersburg home
• Hillsborough deputies investigate shooting near Leto High
• Dare to be scared at annual haunted house in Pasco
• Kirklands to open near SuperTarget on Bruce B. Downs Boulevard
• Hillsborough deputy who survived three bullets said she learned from wounded squad member
• Clearwater's 5150 Triathlon cancelled
• Finally, an ER just for kids
• Oak Hill Hospital has a new ER just for kids
• Two men get lengthy prison terms for St. Petersburg murder
• Whistleblower lawsuit alleges billing abuses at HPH Hospice
• Airport chief's bonus pay still on hold
• Hillsborough deputies: Counselor who shot man in her office had filed false insurance claim
• Dan Wheldon's funeral set for Saturday in St. Petersburg
• Inmates at Pasco jail now face body scan for drugs, weapons
• Protesting is good, but going to the polls is too
• Famous In-N-Out Burgers here in Florida? Sign says yes, but ...
• 'Dracula' takes stage at Tarpon Springs Performing Arts Center tonight
• Hernando County Farmers Market finds a new home
• Saturday event will cause delays and road closures in Brooksville
• Hillsborough deputies seek men who tied woman up, stole her medications
• CNN's Soledad O'Brien gives a message of determination anyone can appreciate
• One victim of Clearwater park double shooting dies
• Teen who braved fire to save injured driver, others win awards
• Pasco domestic violence advocate to receive White House award
• Sons of USF Poly's leader also worked for school
• USF Poly says no nepotism in hirings of chancellor's sons
• St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster may reveal plan on Tampa Bay Rays today — or not
• Details on St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster's secret plan on Tampa Bay Rays to be revealed today — or not
• Former administrator Jim Knight takes Hernando County School Board to task
• Sponsors needed for Wreaths Across America project in Spring Hill
• Clearwater, condominium complex in dispute over abandoned well site
• Supreme Court declines to review case of former Tampa mayoral candidate
• United Way volunteers give Spring Hill students lesson in baking on Day of Caring
• Oldsmar votes to keep paying for school bus
• Gourmet food truck craze hits Tampa, but regulations stifle it in St. Petersburg
• While gourmet food truck craze hits Tampa, regulations stifle it in St. Petersburg
• Pasco County could face millions in fines for not meeting state class size requirements<br /><br />
• Spring Hill gas station clerk accused of selling alcohol to minor
• Largo High students prepare for MTV casting call
• Insurer ordered to pay ex-Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin White's $167,000 legal tab
• Club news
• Health notes: Seminars, screenings and lectures
• It's a houseful of opportunities to go green
• Two enter race for Stabins' Hernando County Commission seat
• "Big Mike" was well-known around Pinellas courthouse
• New Port Richey attorney sued in connection with Montana shooting
• Hillsborough to explore possible moratorium, licensing for Internet sweepstakes cafes
• Goodbye temple, hello tomb
• Ruth Eckerd Hall chooses veteran promoter as new president
• Heavy rains miss Tampa Bay; cold front to bring drier weather
• Kids…Dillydally with Dali
• Remembering Chriss Oliva
• Pinellas County man faces several charges in fatal St. Pete Beach crash
• U.S. Rep. Gus Bilirakis to host free seniors resource fair Friday
• Madeira Beach's choice for interim city manager irks residents
• Pasco ghouls have their pick of pumpkin patches, haunted houses and Halloween festivities
• Tampa says it can potentially contribute $100 million for a Rays stadium
• Pinellas school district wants to examine whether it's top heavy
• EPA can seal clean air future with tighter rules on cement
• USF Poly agreed to spend half a million dollars on promotional documentary
• Medical report casts doubt if Tampa bike fatality was caused by hit-and-run driver
• Nurses protest at HCA Largo Medical Center
• Teen convicted of first-degree murder files petition for new trial
• Hernando School Board creates neighborhood zone for Nature Coast Technical
• Teaching troops to 'think like an insurgent'
• Clearwater mayor's friends roast him
• Brooksville City Council considers uses for red-light cameras money
• Pasco: Mariano spars with staff, fellow commissioners over sewer spill cleanup contract
• Pasco school events
• Pasco County students of the month
• Pasco Class Notes
• John Long Middle School wraps up National Hispanic Heritage Month
• Father-in-law indicted in Hernando woman's death
• Dunedin business Cool Ponds thrives with aquatic landscaping as it niche
• St. Petersburg's Nov. 8 ballot includes two waterfront issues
• Tonight @ 5pm! The USFSP Entrepreneurship Club presents Joseph Warren! RSVP on F...
• Submit your completed undergraduate application or graduate application by Novem...
• Heavy rain coming to Tampa Bay
• Inmate at Pinellas County Jail found dead hanging from bedsheet in cell
• November 2011 Calendar Listings from Florida Orchestra - Oct 17, 2011
• Bleeding Hearts Loaded Gun CD is re-released for 20 year anniversary
• In tough times, Mayor Bill Foster looks to neighborhoods for leadership
• Tampa Bay Lightning fans like St. Pete Times Forum upgrades
• Electrocution blamed in Brooksville fisherman's death
• Former USF professor gets probation in battery case
• Builders starting to put up new homes in South Pinellas
• Tampa clinic employee charged in stage crash scheme
• Pinellas County out $3.4 million on failed plan for town homes
• Pinellas County out $3.4 million on failed plan for townhomes
• 3 dogs, a cat and a pet rat perish in Shady Hills house fire
• Tampa's fast-growing laser hair removal service, Ideal Image Development, sells for $175 million
• Deputies investigate shooting at Hillsborough office
• Dentists say stopping fluoridation in Pinellas will affect poor kids the most
• One dies from Legionnaire's disease discovered at Plant City mobile home park
• Fans, adopted city mourn loss of racing champion Dan Wheldon
• Pasco: Toddler ingested oxycodone pills, caregiver arrested
• New Port Richey home destroyed after boy reaches for bat, spills gasoline
• At Tampa stop, Gov. Rick Scott says, 'I love anthropology degrees'
• KOLE scheduled to make a three date stop in the Tampa Bay area this weekend
• KOLE scheduled to make a three date stop in the Tampa Bay area this weekend
• Heavy rains headed to Tampa Bay as Caribbean system strengthens
• St. Pete police: Man, 37, killed in apparent home invasion
• Patient-drug database goes live for doctors
• To reach its potential, Tampa must believe in itself
• Florida fundraiser A.K. Desai sides with Texas Gov. Rick Perry
• Rain headed to Tampa Bay area as Caribbean system teeters on becoming tropical storm
• Mayor Foster: Wheldon's death a 'tremendous blow'
• One dies in Pasco hit-and-run wreck
• CBS “60 Minutes” argues with art history tonight
• How to save money on pet food and care
• Veterans say Haley declined to pay for treatment
• 50 years later, slain trooper's star still shines brightly
• St. Petersburg sculptor Janos Enyedi celebrated the American rust belt
• Hundreds show up at Occupy St. Petersburg and Occupy Tampa to protest corporate greed
• Occupy fever spreads in bay as St. Petersburg joins Tampa in protests
• Soldier killed in Afghanistan buried in Riverview
• Pinellas neighborhood at ease after woman's arrest on stalking charges
• East Lake's Haunted Fire House delivers a scary message
• Life of farmworkers' advocate defined by passion, service
• Renovations about to begin on Pasco's old Elfers School
• School menus, week of Oct. 17-20
• Senior menus and meals on wheels week of Oct. 17-21
• When we lose good public employees, we all pay
• Palm Harbor parks and rec considers $1.5 million land for sports fields
• Clearwater Jazz Holiday ends today
• Pat Tillman's widow talks to USF student-veterans about making a difference
• Notable writers, events highlight PHCC Peace Week
• Man gets prison time for leaving gun in reach of toddler
• Halloween events planned throughout Hernando County
• Dunedin Causeway parking lot 'like an obstacle course'
• clwduncauseway hd leady
• Jazz doesn't skip a beat at Clearwater festival
• Trinity restaurant has Yappy Hour for dogs
• Tampa school notes
• A call for used computers, help for diabetic children, auditions set and more
• Brooksville mother and son accused of running drug business from home
• Party to follow Run for New Beginnings Youth Shelter on Oct. 28
• Lawyer questions why no arrest has been made in Hernando hit-and-run
• Brooksville City Council to consider plan for revenue from red light cameras
• For a downtown Tampa with a soul, experts recommend a turn away from the car culture
• Cops and protesters Occupying the same turf: Who'd have thought?
• Spring Hill temple invites public to celebrate Sukkot
• Young pinscher mix up for adoption
• Owner of shot dog wants St. Petersburg police to change procedure
• Hernando County business digest,
• Owner of Palm Harbor sweepstakes cafe cites free speech protection
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• House catches fire in North Tampa
• Coast Guard Auxiliary Flotilla 15-08 offers free boat safety checks today
• LoudMouth singer to go on hiatus due to Doctors orders.
• Ybor late-night spot, Mema's Alaskan Tacos, shuts doors
• Hudson woman accused in fake money scheme
• out, not down
• Countryside senior is out, but not down
• Domestic violence survivor shares her harrowing story at Clearwater event
• Pasco branch offers resources for small businesses
• Twins honor mom with 'pink out' day at Sunlake High
• Suspect in Georgia murder case arrested in Clearwater traffic stop
• USF anthropology students to Scott: We matter
• Persistent school board member rights a wrong, even if it takes more than a decade
• Vote against funds to Boy Scouts affiliate rights a wrong, after years of nudging
• Hernando schools' magnet policy up for debate
• For retiring MacDill principal, creating stable place for military kids was a joy
• Clearwater Harbor Marina being damaged by boat wakes.
• Prison inmate gets 30 more years for threatening Hillsborough court officials
• Parking issues force closure of Hernando County Farmers Market
• St. Pete Beach calls special meeting to dismiss lawsuits
• Brandon pedestrian critical after early morning crash
• Motorcyclist dies after hitting dump truck in Plant City
• Seminole man in serious condition after accidentally shooting himself
• Cross-county chase ends with four armed robbery suspects in custody
• Police investigate shooting that sent 30-year-old Tampa man to hospital
• 48-year-old motorcyclist suffers life-threatening injuries in Dunedin crash
• America's Promise Alliance says Tampa Bay communities among best for kids
• Police looking for missing man with Alzheimer's last seen in Lowry Park area
• Hillsborough commissioners talk trash but take no action
• Special interest money floods Tallahassee campaign coffers
• Detective in Chandler case spent years working to find killer
• Board members hold fast to rejecting program affiliated with Boy Scouts
• Carwashes, detailing offered at Tampa International Airport
• Film about charitable Valrico boy will screen at Indianapolis festival
• Gun dealers in Dunedin might get business tax refund
• Oldsmar veteran recalls World War II, plans POW reunion
• Candlelight vigil for domestic violence awareness planned at Pasco County Sheriff's Office
• Cycling classic brings bicycle racing back to Brooksville
• 'Ms. Jeanne' offers preschoolers a hand to hold and guide them
• Lottery winner's estate sues DeeDee Moore
• Biltmore options to be presented on three nights with dinner, cocktails
• Seeking equity, Hernando commissioners ask constitutional officers for more cuts
• Health officials suspend Largo pain clinic doctor's license
• PAIN IN SHADOWS
• Son recalls finding mother's body as Pasco murder trial begins
• St. Petersburg council candidate owes back taxes to IRS
• Clearwater Jazz Holiday opens Thursday night at Coachman Park
• Brandon man dies after being hit by recycling truck
• Art-making as a reality show
• Hillsborough County sheriff's deputies shoot suspect in earlier shooting
• Tampa police officer involved in Busch Boulevard crash, driver of other vehicle in critical condition
• Pasco United Way donates $25,000 toward Lacoochee Area Redevelopment Corporation
• Hal Rogers unsure if he will witness Oba Chandler execution
• Charges pile up in crash with cop
• HART says bus ridership is up, especially on Sundays
• Dade City commission puts sewer plant expansion on hold
• Wesley Chapel Wind Ensemble finds harmony with players of all ages
• Department of Health seeks court-ordered exam for South Tampa doctor accused of abusing Demerol
• Valrico soldier killed in Afghanistan grew up with the military
• A horror soon to be laid to rest
• Deputies catch suspect in double stabbing in Marion County after pursuit
• Two convicted in St. Petersburg murder
• Hernando County Animal Services open house is Oct. 19 at shelter
• New football video teaches kids how to score financially
• Co-worker of Harbour Island Bridge crash victims drops lawsuit against Riverview dentist
• Dunedin students read to help feed needy in Haiti, Nepal, Malawi
• Commission approves personnel moves as two leaders depart
• After a fatal accident in St. Petersburg, a 20-year-old man gets 45 years in prison
• Epilogue: 'Fiddler of St. Petersburg' filled the air with music
• Hernando family moves to Pennsylvania for sake of paralyzed son
• County hedges bets on Hernando Beach Channel dredge funding
• Dunedin sloth makes a splash on national TV
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Kristie Blue
• Student struck by vehicle near Pinellas Park High School
• Fluoride issue likely to come up again at Pinellas County Commission meeting
• Tampa mayor to USF students: Stay after you graduate
• Pay-as-you-throw for Tampa garbage considered
• Epilogue: Founder of Gwen's School of Music inspired neighborhood children
• Tampa Museum of Art one of 45 winners of the American Architecture Award
• Dottie Berger MacKinnon holds court with Chris Evert
• Police: Largo man who fatally shot stepson fired in self-defense
• St. Petersburg event on Oct. 14 will provide assistance with jobs, services for former convicts
• Foster goes back to the drawing board on Manhattan Casino project
• St. Petersburg mayor rejects lone Manhattan Casino project bid
• Work on lines will disrupt water service in Brooksville on Oct. 11
• Tampa loses $1.25 million earmarked for West Shore canal cleanup
• Former Hillsborough Child Protective investigator sues after firing
• St. Petersburg parking amnesty program a hit with businesses, drivers
• Minor argument in St. Petersburg leads to murder trial for pair
• Bay Pines VA in midst of $253 million building boom
• Pinellas Park police seek public's help in fatal crash Saturday
• On the concrete of downtown Tampa, a 99-percenter finds his passion
• Channing Tatum stripper movie 'Magic Mike' begins filming on Sunset Beach
• Second woman dies after September crash on I-75 in Brandon
• Two accused of torturing puppy in Tampa
• New restaurant opens in St. Petersburg's Grand Central District
• Tampa Museum of Art wins architecture award
• Home sales, prices in three area counties drop in September
• Kickoff event for Homecoming - SUPERBULL XV!
• Police: Tampa man shot 20-year-old in the back
• Clearwater police look for suspect in double stabbing
• Matriarch of Whaley's Market family dies at 90
• Chronic jaywalking along Hillsborough's Fletcher Avenue prompts safety plan
• Clumsy Hitler analogies are never a proper criticism
• Two Pinellas educators among those taking on new teacher evaluation law
• Pinellas Park officer arrested on domestic battery charge
• Authorities arrest both suspects in fatal Haines City robbery
• Dunedin man killed in crash on SR 580 in North Pinellas
• Quirky architecture
• Showers drop up to 4 inches of rain on Tampa Bay area
• Police look for hit-and-run driver who killed Pinellas Park woman on mobility scooter
• Blue Street Groove to debut at Whiskey Willie’s on October 21st
• Deaths of 8 children put Hillsborough Kids Inc. in limbo
• Eight tragic cases under Hillsborough Kids' watch
• Fluoridation has 60-year history of being a touchy subject in Pinellas County
• Poor economy leaves fewer bad drivers on Tampa Bay area roads
• High winds add to wild times at Flugtag in Tampa
• Authorities issue warnings of high winds and downed wires
• Diamond Gray to hold 3rd annual fan appreciation party tomorrow at Harlie’s
• Gobble Wobble in Land O'Lakes encourages family fitness
• Clearwater Jazz Holiday clings to big draw: It's free
• New Port Richey rec center offers swim day for dogs
• Single-vehicle crash in Thonotosassa leaves one man dead
• Senior menus and meals on wheels
• School menus, week of Oct. 10-14
• Recycling in Oldsmar just got easier
• Clearwater Public Library celebrates Teen Read Week with story contest
• Clay Sink Cattle Drive keeps Florida heritage alive
• Paul R. Smith Middle School won't let students settle for zeros
• Man arrested after shooting at Outlaw Motorcycle Clubhouse in Tampa
• Foreclosure, abandonment laws to be discussed at Pasco meeting
• Hernando Harmonizers will present 10th annual show in Spring Hill
• Pam Bondi still feels connected to women's shelter
• Occupy Tampa: The occupation takes a vacation
• Judge drops sexual battery charges against former USF Upward Bound employee
• Valuable coins stolen from Hudson home again
• At west Pasco historical museum, the past is all new
• Dixie Hollins High School parent saves life of woman who collapses during football game
• Florida PSC plans Aqua Utilities rate hike hearing on Oct. 11
• Audit finds former St. Petersburg housing manager had potential conflicts of interest
• Three hospitalized in Little Road collision
• Tampa Bay area officers weather storm of attacks
• Brandon community news:
• Clearwater Mayor Frank Hibbard calls Times' statement about playgrounds unfair
• Clearwater actor stars in 'Sons of Anarchy' on FX
• Berry thefts threaten Chassahowitzka wildlife
• Dunedin to wrestle with Pinehurst Road bike lanes one more time
• Jail inmates facing loss of educational programs
• Aunt of man accused in Tampa police slayings won't get city job back
• St. Petersburg pawn shop owner holds robbery suspect at gunpoint until authorities arrive
• Tropical storm-like conditions expected late this weekend as hybrid storm forms
• Fines for red light violators delayed until Oct. 29 in St. Petersburg
• Report finds chance Tampa clinic invented fake pets to get county funds
• Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission wants data on fox squirrel sightings
• New look for new Beef O'Brady's in Hudson
• Oldsmar's red-light camera plans on hold due to accuracy question
• Bob Hall brought USF St. Petersburg students into a world of literature
• As Apple grew, so did an entire generation
• Her birds still flock together
• Even ailing, City Council statesman Charlie Miranda shows them how to get the job done
• Even ailing, Tampa City Council statesman Charlie Miranda shows them how to get the job done
• St. Petersburg police sergeant suspended for not reporting crash
• Divers on underwater scooters duke it out this weekend in Weeki Wachee
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Departing Pinellas school employees paid millions in unused sick time
• Pinellas County to end fluoridation by year's end
• Hernando County job reorganizations proposed after pair of key departures
• USF trustees take a stance on Poly split: They're against it
• Classes in Pasco encourage interaction, use of technology
• Ybor's Empire Night Club to install metal detector following fatal shooting
• For National Student Day, Barnes & Noble Bookstore is offering a tall coffee in...
• Media Open House: Opening Night at The Florida Orchestra
• Missing 78-year-old Sun City Center man with dementia found safe
• Floats to return to Guavaween parade in Ybor City
• Tampa gets state grant to build Channel District boat docks
• St. Petersburg police arrest 19-year-old in hit-and-run death
• Hillsborough Clerk of Courts Pat Frank recovering from heart surgery
• Man who served 11 years fails to persuade Hillsborough judge to set him free
• Hillsborough sheriff warns Internet sweepstakes cafes to fly right
• Toby the horse was well-loved at Seminole Vocational Educational Center
• Tea party influenced Pinellas commission vote to eliminate fluoride in drinking water
• In wake of reported rape, Hillsborough schools reviewing routines and security
• Charges upgraded against former Marine accused of trying to kill Hillsborough deputy
• Students, faculty proud of renovations at Pasco High, Pasco Middle schools
• Hillsborough looking at new ways to crack down on prostitutes and customers
• Hillsborough looking at new ways to crack down on hookers, customers
• Coast Guard awards posthumous honor for heroics averting disaster off New York during WWII
• Tampa International Airport CEO declines a pay raise
• Oldsmar residents may be paying more for sewer service
• Proposed Tampa panhandling ban faces yet another possible twist
• Renovated Palm Harbor shopping center puts focus on dining, retail
• Safety Harbor rethinks price of 13 acres in deal with spa owner
• Springstead's Horror High is not for the timid
• Springstead High assistant principal Gina Machelicka wins literacy award
• Hernando class notes, Oct. 6
• Springstead High teams up with Lightning in anti-bullying campaign
• Magnet schools' policies examined
• New Pasco roller derby team seeks warrior skaters
• Pasco Tax Collector Mike Olson draws GOP challenger
• Repeal of term limits for Clearwater City Council members proposed
• Owner's sour words won't inspire Rays fans
• North Pinellas health notes for Oct. 6
• Health and support
• It doesn’t look like anything, but look again
• Motorcyclist, 51, dies after colliding with vehicle in Valrico
• $35K self-esteem program sparks dissent on Hillsborough School board
• Astros outfielder faces felony pot charge
• Clearwater police: Man dropped 9-month old because she cried
• Trial begins for final defendant in Tampa homeless killings
• Hillsborough aviation authority chairman wants to give airport CEO big raise
• Tampa could add surveillance cameras for Republican National Convention
• From first to arrive to last to leave, Tampa Bay Rays fans are sorry to see season end
• Vice President Biden relishes give and take with Oakstead students
• Dontae Morris's aunt wants job back with Tampa Police Department
• Community news, events
• Brooksville to install 20 red-light cameras
• School Board rejects total tobacco ban
• Pasco School Board reluctantly approves charter school
• Oldsmar shows off new digs for City Council, Chamber of Commerce and more
• Pinellas school board likes temporary superintendent; delays search for successor
• New Port Richey police chief tapped for Pasco Sheriff's Office post
• Belleair town leaders seek refund on Belleview Biltmore study
• Sand Key parking is now $5; Captain Underpants partiers, candy donors wanted<br /><br />
• Mariano questions funding for events, concession stand
• Attending a Tampa Bay Bucs game live not worth the effort, expense
• Race for Largo City Commission Seat 1 stays under the radar
• Homeschooled students take pottery classes in Holiday
• Pasco Top of the Class briefs, library notes
• Senior projects help prepare Pasco students for real world
• Pasco Top of the Class calendar, class notes
• Executive recruiter to help pick Madeira Beach manager
• Frozen fish fiasco won't stop Gulfport's 101st Birthday Bash
• Man hospitalized after St. Pete shooting
• The Premiere Launch of CigarChronicles.com Is Lighting Up the Web
• Survivor of Ybor City club shooting had been shot before — by Tampa police
• Tampa takes heed as cyber threat accompanies Occupy Wall Street protest
• Bosses give Tampa International Airport chief Joe Lopano top grades
• Tampa Bay Rays playoff game start time leaves some fans grumbling
• Early starting time for playoff game has some Tampa Bay Rays fans grumbling
• Former Carwise Middle School student Kenny Stoltman pleads guilty to stabbing Officer Kenneth Fridlund
• Former Carwise Middle School student pleads guilty in stabbing of officer
• Cigar City Brewing wins state's only gold medal for beer
• Community news: chamber awards, model train show, carnival, etc.
• Pinellas military news: training and graduations
• Around St. Petersburg: Ghost tour, fire safety, senior health fair
• Shuttle buses running to Tropicana Field for ALDS games
• Faster EMS? Two firefighters will share their plan in Lealman
• Pasco man celebrates 2 hours of freedom between arrests
• Pasco suspect denies stealing anything, 'was only scouting'
• If you skipped jury duty in Hillsborough today, get ready for trouble
• If you skipped jury duty in Hillsborough Monday, get ready for trouble
• Pasco woman charged with neglect of unattended toddlers
• Search begins for new CEO to succeed Tampa Bay Technology Forum's Amy Norman
• Plant City police find credit card skimmer on ATM
• Bail hearing today for former Marine accused of trying to kill Hillsborough deputy
• 105-day repair job begins on Tampa's Platt St. Bridge; 34K motorists affected daily
• Fire destroys Clearwater auto shop
• Pinellas Park mom grateful for return of daughter's stolen therapy tricycle
• Social networking promotes rallies, lessens apathy
• Shadow, last of injured birds missing from Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, gets rescued
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by SUV in St. Petersburg
• Commuters beware: Platt Street Bridge closes today
• Reminder: Platt Street Bridge closes overnight
• After Hillsborough sheriff objects, judge puts hold on bail for former Marine accused of wounding deputy
• Less than pious pictures of piety
• Police seek suspect after shooting in Ybor club kills man, injures another
• Man killed inside Ybor City nightclub as police seek suspect
• St. Petersburg pedestrian hit by car, dies
• Hillsborough deputy relied on her training
• Bartering abounds at inaugural Tampa Food Swap
• $28.7 million infusion helps James A. Haley VA Medical Center make budget
• Pinellas Park police recover stolen therapy tricycle
• Cay Club condo resort buyers claim fraud in lawsuit
• Planning can help avoid gridlock when Tampa's Platt Street Bridge closes Monday
• Two victims of Gulf Boulevard accident in St. Pete Beach identified
• Victims identified in Gulf Boulevard crash in St. Pete Beach
• Epilogue: Legislator led Temple Terrace, fought for the environment
• Student from Tampa pulls suicidal man from river in Washington state
• Biden to visit Oakstead Elementary in central Pasco
• Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure raises funds for breast cancer research
• Thousands stroll through downtown St. Pete for annual breast cancer walk
• Pinellas County Commission okays subtle changes in three districts
• Kayaking business and Dunedin disagree on licensing requirements
• Clearwater residents say knock the Harborview Center down
• West Pasco Habitat for Humanity chapter starts over
• Media, technology assistance suffer amid budget cuts at Pasco schools
• Two Pasco neighbors at odds over feeding, shooting squirrels
• Jerome Brown film elicits memories, pride in Brooksville
• Hernando County couple hoping olive business takes root
• Angelus House extends scary fun stuff until Halloween
• Pasco communities grapple with paying for damage done by county-required trees
• Charlie Souza to hold Book Signing today at The Clearwater Star Spectacular
• Tori Selby looks forward to continuing her volunteer work as first student representative on Hernando School Board
• Procession planned for Vietnam Traveling Memorial in Citrus County
• Postal Service seeks public's input on Brooksville post office at Monday meeting
• Jill Maden, native of England, has seen the world
• School menus, week of Oct. 3-7
• Senior menus, week of Oct. 3-7
• Standoff ends in shooting of Hillsborough deputy; suspect in custody, deputy in serious but stable condition
• Hillsborough deputy shot while responding to 911 call
• Hortense, the iconic clock atop Tampa City Hall, goes silent for repairs
• Two people killed in Gulf Boulevard crash in St. Pete Beach
• St. Petersburg firefighters: Blaze at abandoned home could be arson
• St. Petersburg raises on-street parking rates to $1
• At new culinary arts academy, Pasco students get taste of work in professional kitchen
• Land O'Lakes man dies in motorcycle crash in Brooksville
• Learning to move and groove also helps kids' reading in Brooksville class
• Prisoner released after 25 years to live in New Port Richey
• VW fans aim to set new Guinness record at annual Bug Jam
• Hernando School Board may adopt comprehensive smoking ban
• Ponce de Leon driver's license office to reopen in Brooksville
• Tarpon Springs police find two men wanted in Massachusetts killing
• Spring Hill program will teach skateboarding skills and etiquette
• Gouging Award goes to banks for new debit card fee
• A St. Petersburg murderer sings his statement, then gets sentenced to life in prison
• Livestrong, Palm Harbor YMCA offer pilot exercise program for cancer patients
• Spring Hill businessman faces check forgery, theft charges<br /><br />
• Port Richey boating signs a lawsuit waiting to happen, expert says
• Hernando authorities warn about phone scam aimed at fleecing grandparents
• Hernando Foundations of Life Pregnancy Center offers many parenting services
• Humane Society of the Nature Coast offers border collie mix for adoption
• Hernando County religion calendar
• St. Luke's eye clinic moves to downtown Clearwater
• Clearwater will try to renegotiate prices for two Court Street properties
• Hernando business digest for Oct. 1
• St. Petersburg firefighters to work another year under old contract
• Tampa woman comes down with rare case of locally acquired dengue fever
• Woman faces child abuse charge in girl's beating
• Dr. William F. "Doc" Smith broke color barriers, challenged students
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Troopers: Motorcyclist dies after hitting utility pole in fatal Brooksville crash
• Woman charged with extorting victim of robbery
• Frank Mirabella, owner of Tampa restaurant known for its fresh seafood, dies at 87
• New Port Richey woman accused of punching mom, 78, in face
• Administrators try hand at new Pasco teacher evaluation system
• Florida Supreme Court to decide drug law's constitutionality
• TIA chief Lopano cancels plan to hire lobbyists
• Holiday woman wins $16K on 'Who Wants to be a Millionaire'
• In Hernando County, hypocritical anti-tax talk
• Hernando County garbage collection company switch to start Jan. 1
• Authorities investigate how woman arrested by FHP wound up in coma
• State sanctions former Eastside Elementary teacher
• Six minutes that shook the Trop
• Six minutes that shook baseball history and put the Tampa Bay Rays in the AL playoffs
• Employees of Hernando constitutional officers' reject new insurance plan
• Countryside Cougars players forged unlikely friendship through football
• Hillsborough County retracts job offers after layoffs procedural mistake
• In deciding some layoffs, Hillsborough County switched its process
• Feasibility study on restoring Belleview Biltmore Hotel frustrates officials
• Brooksville City Council to revisit red light cameras
• Three St. Petersburg officers cleared in dog shootings
• Largo doctor charged with illegally prescribing painkillers
• Man accused of stabbing another during Clearwater bar fight
• Therapy tricycle stolen from Pinellas Park girl with cerebral palsy
• Pasco jury convicts man in 2008 Moon Lake murder
• California family's missing pooch turns up in Brandon
• Cool, dry weekend ahead is first of the season
• City to raise Rays flag in honor of postseason berth
• Rays' attendance raises a crucial question
• Sweepstakes cafe owner's federal lawsuit aims to curb Pinellas Sheriff's Office raids
• Hundreds apply for 75 jobs at Shops of Wiregrass
• Dade City facing $2 million question on new city hall
• Pasco murder defendant tells of burning dead man's body
• Accused copper thieves caught at site of stash in Hudson
• Man admits mailing 5.6 million items with no postage
• Man admits to role in scheme to dodge $1.3 million in postal fees
• Clearwater becomes Florida's first Coast Guard City
• Hernando students elect Tori Selby as their first School Board representative
• Tampa woman dies after weekend crash on I-75
• Tarpon Springs approves agreement for funding shoreline project in two bayous
• Hernando health notes
• Tampa mom says 3-year-old shooting victim afraid of her own home
• Deputies release sketch in On Point Fashions shooting in Pasco
• Fundraisers and more coming up in Hernando
• Deputy kills dog after it attacks woman in East Lake
• Voting by phone, Charlie Miranda could break deadlock to pass Tampa panhandling ban
• Weeki Wachee High band ready to compete
• Hernando class notes, Sept. 29
• Lions, parents makeover Hernando Christian Academy's gym
• WWII child refugees focus of 'Kindertransport' at Nature Coast Technical
• Hernando, Pasco school districts won't distribute Glenn Beck group's Constitution booklets
• Tampa police arrest one in Monday's shooting
• Hernando County Sheriff's Office holding workshop Thursday on flood preparedness
• Ophelia looks to reform, Philippe to weaken; neither storm threatens U.S.
• Photographing the pristine
• Tampa mom infamous for leaving baby to die in alley back in jail
• Repair of Tampa's Platt Street bridge expected to create mini Carmageddon
• Dunedin couple celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• Pinellas commission delays permit proposal after criticism from city officials
• Former FSU coach Danny Litwhiler conceived radar gun for pitchers
• Pinellas School Board hears public's idea on superintendent search
• For Steve and Vickie Wrubel, it's a love 82 years strong
• Attendance remains low as Tampa Bay Rays make dramatic playoff push
• Police: Tampa man fearing other drivers out to get him rams cars, fights officers
• Lawmakers from Pasco County support Housing Authority changes
• Local legislators endorse change in taxi permitting
• Zephyrhills City Council members consider buying own iPads for city work
• Golden Corral opens with new owner, buffet, jobs
• Sunshine law violation? Four Dunedin commissioners defend one-on-one briefings
• Armed Forces Military Museum could move into Clearwater's Harborview Center
• Cleaning up a caboose
• Postal workers rally to oppose layoffs, service cuts
• West Central Florida group offers WWII vets free flight to see memorial
• True to late leader's wishes, Ingoglia's star rises higher in Florida GOP
• Pinellas County seeks change in state law for EMS funding
• BCPeabody unwilling to pay to store Hernando Beach Channel dredging spoils in Pasco
• Paralegal Kristen Collins Lausberg gets house arrest, probation in attorney Jessica Miller's client swindle
• Illegal water guns likely to get reprieve in Largo
• Hillsborough tax collector worried about customer service
• Briefs: Hernando County holds Latina Beauty Pageant
• Hernando approves budget with slight tax rate increase
• Super Boat National Championship revs up Sept. 30 in Clearwater
• Heavy rain, saturated ground key factors in St. Petersburg flooding
• Tampa sinkhole reopens, closing Fletcher and Nebraska intersection
• Dozens evacuated in St. Petersburg after flooding from storm
• Tampa parents dispute scathing single-sex school study
• Rain falls everywhere but takes its time leaving South Tampa
• Hillsborough school officials take new evaluation system to parents
• Brandon man wonders if slain Mississippi woman is his missing sister
• Police looking for car, additional suspects in South Tampa fatal fire
• Restaurant robber who jumped into Tampa Bay sentenced to more than 25 years
• North Suncoast meetings for Sept. 27
• Gulfport approves all-inclusive design for downtown welcome sign
• Gunman wounds man, toddler in shooting at Tampa housing complex
• Shops at Wiregrass to hold job fair on Wednesday
• Deputies seek man accused of Dover armed robbery
• Fletcher and Nebraska intersection expected to still be closed Tuesday for sinkhole
• Thonotosassa woman held after witnesses report her 6-year-old begging for money
• Odyssey Marine announces huge silver discovery in North Atlantic shipwreck
• Newsome High teacher charged with DUI, possessing crack cocaine
• Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell's Tampa RNC security meeting cancelled
• 'Extreme Makeover' is seeking Tampa Bay nominations for show
• After struggle, St. Petersburg police officer shoots, kills man
• Woman found dead in street prompts Clearwater homicide investigation
• Pinellas County looks at saving money by trumping cities' building rules
• Wreck on I-75 critically injures driver, passenger
• An intriguing Rays stadium idea for Tampa
• Slain University of Tampa runner Ryan McCall lives on through memorial scholarship
• Tampa father and son accused in early morning carjacking, sexual battery
• Two suspects in fatal South Tampa fire arrested
• Two of four suspects in fatal South Tampa fire arrested
• Streets flood, cars stall as storms sweep across Tampa Bay area
• Streets flood, cars stall as storms sweep Tampa Bay
• 'Dolphin Tale' debut ranks in top 3 at the box office
• I-75 wreck critically injures two Tampa women
• The naked and the dead in art
• New Tampa Bay music magazine scheduled to make it's debut next weekend
• Former St. Petersburg swim star injured by bomb in Afghanistan
• Deputies: Man spearfishing off Anna Maria Island bitten by shark
• Tampa's first Food Truck Rally drives crowd to Hyde Park
• Tampa's first Food Truck Rally attracts about 3,000
• Prolific letter writer was also a Harvard-trained lawyer and scholar
• Family, friends honor fallen Tampa soldier
• Family, friends honor fallen Tampa soldier, remember his humor and joy
• Thousands flock to St. Petersburg attractions for free museum day
• Thousands flood St. Petersburg museums — for free
• Belleair man killed in Largo crash
• Hillsborough County taxpayers get slim win in new budget
• Interim Pinellas Schools Superintendent John Stewart brings stability, energy to district
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium CEO David Yates promotes story of Winter the dolphin
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium CEO David Yates envisioned Winter as 'Dolphin Tale' star
• Two men charged with murder in Tampa man's death
• Warrants name two suspects in fatal Tampa house fire
• Vacant lot, owned by residents feuding with city, draws Oldsmar's attention
• Clearwater is tearing down playgrounds
• Pasco sees increase in homeschooled students
• Road closure for Dunedin High homecoming parade rankles some neighbors
• Morton Plant North Bay Hospital plans operating room upgrades
• State stops water quality testing at two Pasco beaches
• Spring Hill party represents the first steps within Relay for Life
• Man dies in fiery Brooksville crash
• Scott appoints 4 to SPC board of trustees
• Federal agents seize counterfeit goods in Tampa
• St. Petersburg man drunkenly fired gunshot over teens' heads, deputies say
• Tampa man's visit to tag office ends in DUI arrest
• Tampa International Airport CEO Lopano completes executive reorganization
• Hernando County Farmers Market quickly finds new digs
• Contest remodeling takes the 'ugly' out of kitchen in Clearwater
• Tarpon Springs budget keeps property tax rate the same
• Grant has sharp limits: Either bike lanes along Pinehurst Road in Dunedin, or return it
• Tarpon Springs 'mompreneur' hopes Emmy connection turns golden
• South Brooksville residents say public works cleanup plan doesn't do enough
• FHP reports fatality in wreck off Mondon Hill Road
• Mermaid Camp makes New Port Richey woman's dreams come true
• Congregation Beth Shalom in Clearwater prepares for Rosh Hashana
• DNA leads to arrest of armed St. Petersburg burglar, deputies say
• Just one more question on Debra Lafave
• Dr. Helen Dexter, 103, was one of the area's first dermatologists
• Former Hernando teacher who called student can't teach in Florida for 5 years
• New Port Richey woman convicted of swindling elderly victim
• The State You're In: There's no line at the electric charging station 'juice' bar
• 27-year-old Port Richey man dies in crash after car veers off road in Seminole
• St. Petersburg Council approves budget, but raises concerns about priorities, direction
• Hillsborough County lays off 94 as commissioners hold line on taxes
• Frank Pratt witnessed FBI killing of Ma Barker in 1935
• Dade City woman revels in an antique way of life
• Homosassa park seeks people to decorate trail for Halloween event
• Angel Food Ministries closes, citing poor economy
• Hed news offlead goes here hed goes
• Ethics panel to investigate Port Richey fireworks show
• Lower enrollment in Pasco schools could bring budget cuts
• Brooksville man arrested in domestic assault with a firearm
• Tarpon Springs officials okay new Sponge Dock restrooms
• BB gun leads to lockdown of Safety Harbor Middle School
• Hernando homeowners share blame for Citizens sinkhole mess
• Hernando homeowners share blame for Citizens sinkhole mess
• Tampa Bay area smog ranks as second worst in state
• Tampa's pretty, but its air quality isn't
• Storms bring flooding, road closings to Tampa
• Caylee's Law, an understandable bad idea
• Caylee's Law a bad idea for a good cause
• Resourcefulness wins in 14-hour ChumpCar race
• Pasco jury slaps doctor with $820,000 in damages in groping case
• Man dies in 'suspicious' fire at South Tampa house
• Red Pepper at Venue Theatre
• PolitiFact Florida: Mayor Bob Buckhorn's $765.4M budget delivers two Promises Kept
• Two treated for smoke inhalation after St. Pete apartment fire
• Business group asks Tampa, St. Petersburg about finance options for new Rays stadium
• Power glitch interrupts Clearwater premiere of Dolphin Tale
• Violinist found sweet spot on Broadway, Radio City Music Hall
• Patching together a piece of history
• SPCA, PetLuv teaming up to find homes for 50 cats
• Springstead High student wins laptop for recycling idea
• Hernando class notes
• Judge backs Florida drug possession law, but lawyers' fight goes on
• Clearwater soup kitchen resists mayor's offer to move to homeless shelter
• Mother never suspected baby died of drug given at Hillsborough day care
• Hernando school worker who damaged gas pump and lied about it to keep job
• Safety Harbor sets minimum for rainy day fund
• Sale of BayWalk to developer Bill Edwards goes through
• Deputies hunt for gunman who shot Pasco shopper in face
• Pasco jury finds doctor groped physician's assistant
• Golf tournament to benefit firefighters' charity is Friday at Largo's Bayou Golf Club
• Wider Horizons student learn about wonders of water wildlife
• Sen. Fasano's visit to J.D. Floyd K-8 School of Environmental Science leaves students talking
• 2012 Republican Party convention will feature a party for delegates and journalists at Tropicana Field, official says
• St. Petersburg to give police officers loans to purchase semiautomatic rifles
• Nurses to picket Oak Hill Hospital over staffing concerns
• New Tampa carbon monoxide death blamed on driver's forgetfulness
• Health and Support
• Life after Cubism
• Tropical Storm Ophelia forms in the tropical Atlantic
• Hillsborough schools offer employees bonus to lessen sting of pension contribution
• Former teacher Debra Lafave wants probation to end early
• Pasco County's $10 million incentive attracts Raymond James Financial campus
• Pasco County school district will drop beverage ban for bus drivers
• Proposed Gulf Coast Middle charter school in Hernando approved by board
• State's decision doesn't end pension disagreement between Dunedin, firefighters
• Hernando County club events from Sept. 21-27
• Brooksville approves 5-year private lease of Quarry Golf Course
• Recycling fundraiser will benefits Springstead High band
• Access Healthcare patients, Hernando residents targeted by phone scam
• Pinellas School Board to approve controversial new teacher evaluations
• Pinellas school leaders poised to approve controversial new teacher evaluations
• HPH Hospice to hold two-day orientation for volunteers
• George Trimitsis creates digital art in Palm Harbor studio
• 'Dolphin Tale' screening Wednesday night at Ruth Eckerd Hall
• Allegiant Air to start flying from St. Petersburg to Niagara Falls
• New area group to fund creativity $1,000 at a time
• Hernando deputies collect clues in woman's fatal beating
• Will a father see the same justice as his son?
• Jailhouse lawyer strikes out twice with Pasco juries
• Public invited to pay respects to solider killed in Afghanistan
• Tampa police to announce new reward in abduction, murder of expectant dad
• Pasco County boy wields shovel to defend mom, deputies say
• Mayor Bill Foster won't object to Jennie Hall Pool's historic status
• Fire safety inspections of Tampa businesses not done on schedule, auditors find
• Architects vying for Pier project get to play tourists for the day
• Pier project finalists tour St. Petersburg's downtown waterfront
• Funeral services set for Polk County sheriff's official fatally beaten with baseball bat
• Port, businesses team up for train-to-pipeline ethanol link
• Hernando child sex battery suspect nabbed on the run in Louisiana
• Mother with uterus didelphys, or two uteruses, has twins — one baby from each
• Firefighter son carries on legacy of father slain 30 years ago
• Tampa Fire Rescue firefighter carries on legacy of father slain 30 years ago
• ArtsAlive 2011 Free Museum Day is Saturday
• Police look for two men who robbed University of Tampa students at gunpoint
• Pasco offers $10 million in incentives to Raymond James
• Small fire evacuates Largo's Anona Elementary
• Drowned bull terrier under Bay Pines bridge was weighed down by barbells
• Police monitor social networking to fight gangs
• Monday's picks, meeting for Hernando, Pasco counties
• DNC Chairwoman Wasserman challenges to Wolf Blitzer on federal income tax are half true
• Spirit of Grace O'Malley krewe shines in Afghanistan
• Strip club with nudity and alcohol sales violates city rule, Tampa police say
• Drummer announces that Triple Threat has disbanded - guitarist claims not true
• Plant City husband accused of beating his wife, a Polk sheriff's official, to death with baseball bat
• Plant City husband accused of beating Polk official wife to death with baseball bat
• Thinking out of the box with boxes
• James Cademan will hold CD release party at Sarasota Best Buy on September 24th
• Pinellas County schools that don't make the grade reshape the staff
• Anita Perry's GOP speech makes politics personal
• Tampa SlutWalk brings attention to victims of sexual assault
• Second person charged with abuse of toddler
• Indiana University honors three alumni for Times work
• Dr. James Mason shook up the St. Petersburg City Council in the 1970s
• Day care operator charged with manslaughter in baby's death
• Former farmworkers share their memories of the field
• HoneyHoney to make St. Petersburg stop on nationwide tour
• WWII vets will fly from Pinellas County to Washington to visit memorials
• Tarpon Springs commissioners split on whether to lower tax rate
• Oldsmar fire Chief Scott McGuff leaves behind inspiring legacy
• Dunedin Community Garden nurtures feeling of fellowship
• Woman found dying outside Weeki Wachee-area home
• Woman found dead outside Weeki Wachee-area home
• Hernando High grad finishes basic training
• Locations to donate blood in Hernando County Sept. 18-24
• Government meetings in Hernando County Sept. 19-21
• It's time to create a trail corridor north of Brooksville
• Whistle-blower lawsuit takes issue with overtime at Pasco Housing Authority
• Double shooting in Tampa leaves one dead, one critical
• Hernando events: Sept. 18-24
• Norman and Mary Clark of Brooksville celebrate 61st anniversary
• At Florida driver's license office, many irate over red tape
• Hillsborough deputies investigating a fatal stabbing in Brandon
• Deputies find body of hospital patient who jumped into Safety Harbor canal
• By filing an appeal, Pinellas rapist seals fate: four life sentences
• Little demand threatens after-school driver's education program for Hernando students
• Man in Pasco kidnapping scheme to walk free 19 years early
• Pasco Sheriff's Office Explorer Kyle Wilson, 16, praised for role in arrest of teens
• Radio station WMNF-FM 88.5 director Rob Lorei will speak to West Pasco Democrats
• Brooksville police seek details in shooting
• Hernando County Health Department cuts 10 workers in rare layoff
• Safety Harbor property tax rate may hold the line
• St. Louis encephalitis found in 4 more chickens in Pinellas County
• Dunedin waterfront plan goes before City Commission
• Tampa audit finds meter-reading flaws peaked as customers complained of shocking water bills
• A word by any other word is a cop-out
• Brooksville restaurant to host picnic benefit for Deputy John Mecklenburg's family
• Bluesapalooza at Linda Pedersen Park in Hernando Beach Sept. 17-18
• Business digest
• Search under way for man who jumped into Safety Harbor canal
• Investigation continues into Brandon fire that killed twins
• Hernando school employee Betty Harper settles bias complaint
• Hernando business digest
• Investigators uncover Pinellas Park chop shop
• Co-defendant in Kevin White bribery case heads to Texas for competency evaluation
• Pasco school bus drivers file grievance over beverage ban behind the wheel
• Speak with admissions representatives from more than 90 universities this Sunday...
• Truth Gospel group to perform at Northcliffe Baptist
• Cheering the rallying cry for victims of sex abuse, if not the costumes that go with it
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Catch a Rays Baseball Game with the Bulls! Students can get $10 tickets to USF B...
• Pedestrian killed crossing Roosevelt Boulevard in Largo
• Judge weighed life of the mind equally with his career
• 2012 Pinellas County budget adds park fees, hikes emergency medical service tax
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Community joins to do some good for a family
• Hernando County mosquito control may be spared budget ax
• Jury finds Derrick L. Harris guilty of half-brother's murder
• Jury finds Derrick L. Harris guilty of half-brother's death
• With eye on trade embargo, Tampa City Council ponders way to reach out to Cuba
• With an eye on embargo, Tampa City Council ponders ways to reach out to Cuba
• Swiftmud invites landscapers to compete for 'ruling water champion'
• Countryside High football coach guided by loyalty, faith, love of game
• Dunedin City Commission hears opinions on use of fluoride in water
• Courtney Campbell Parkway cleanup set for Saturday
• Hernando Night Life
• Cutting fee waivers causes a stir in Brooksville
• Brooksville's budget cutting idea causes a stir
• Deputies: St. Petersburg man shot at neighbors after quarrel
• Pasco Sheriff's Office Maj. Maurice Radford to retire
• Hernando health and support news starting Sept. 16
• Homeless man in Pasco allegedly beaten for urinating
• River Ridge High principal faces disctrict investigation over old affair
• Hernando zoning official off mark, not farming
• Tampa funeral services rescheduled for soldier who died in Afghanistan
• Police: Two scuba tanks found at explosion scene were stolen
• The new normal: Fighting state laws that defy common sense
• 65-year-old pedestrian dies after being struck by pickup in Seminole
• Tampa police evacuate homes after man reports finding grenade that wasn't
• Clearwater man stabbed to death by neighbor's 'unwanted guests'
• Twin 2-year-old boys killed in Brandon house fire
• Official: Former Hillsborough county attorney, administrator knew raises were improper
• Florida universities' wishes to expand take a hit from dwindling state support
• PSCU chief executive out to raise company's community profile
• Police investigating stabbing in Clearwater
• Clearwater man stabbed to death by neighbor's 'unwanted guests'
• Health notes for North Pinellas County
• Club news for North Pinellas County
• Winter the dolphin has lawyer to protect her trademark
• Investigation into fatal St. Petersburg scuba tank blast turns to missing regulator, stolen gear
• County workers plead for jobs as Hillsborough faces more belt-tightening
• Friends of Brooker Creek Preserve want more control
• Bomb squad removes grenade found in South Tampa yard
• 4 sports events get Pinellas tourism cash
• Campaign for Hernando County School Board student representative begins
• Palm Harbor library and recreation tax due a final vote tonight.
• Coast Guard searching for owner of kayak found in Clearwater Harbor Marina
• Pasco County Sheriff's Office seeks donations to help abused, neglected kids
• Circus performer Ossian Wirengard, 104, painted pictures in the sky
• Winner of Tampa/St. Petersburg 48-Hour Film Project seeks bigger spotlight
• Friend offers alibi for Derrick Harris the night of half-brother's death
• Spring Hill Fire Rescue Commission dying as it lived — bickering
• Hernando Beach channel dredge contractor tries to reassure officials
• Officials promise change after audit slams oversight of Riverview events center
• Commissioner Wayne Dukes dooms mosquito control tax
• Decision on Jennie Hall Pool landmark designation delayed
• Man gets 20 years for selling 16,000 pounds of pot
• Pinellas tourism agency to ride wave of Dolphin Tale movie
• Residents oppose northeast Pasco sewer plant idea
• Man gets 25 years in Tampa child porn case
• Clearwater child porn trafficker gets 15 years
• Principal of Tampa's Bryant Elementary School honored for fundraising efforts
• Promoting art literacy
• Hernando club news starting Sept. 14
• Two Largo elderly men found in separate locations after going missing
• Tampa ranks near top for boat thefts
• Two guilty pleas in Tampa hint at scope of income tax fraud scams
• Scene of shooting rampage, Palmetto club closes
• St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster: City may shutter landmark Jennie Hall Pool
• Citizens policyholders jeer sinkhole rate hikes at Tampa hearing
• Pasco show aims to clean up wrestling
• Twist added to Dade City budget talks
• Pasco sheriff gets staff to fight drug abuse
• Pasco School Board adopts 2011-2012 budget
• Benefits of recess before lunch seen
• Pasco elementary schools see benefits of recess before lunch
• Broken classroom computer? Pasco teachers must pay the bill
• Newt Gingrich seeks out crowd at Tampa zoo event
• Son goes on trial in Hernando man's shotgun slaying
• Derrick Harris goes on trial in killing of his half-brother in Pasco
• Clearwater budget deepens the cutting
• Briefs: Zephyrhills officer honored for his role in Dougherty chase
• Free health insurance guidance center opens today
• Hernando Commissioner Jeff Stabins' antics not laughing matter anymore
• Clergy dedicate Peace Cottage at Clearwater's Unity Church
• Epilogue: William Griswold II, son of former St. Petersburg City Council members
• Belleair's longtime recreation director to retire
• On immigration, Rick Perry strays from tea party script
• Mystery over sale of Princess Diana gowns frustrates owner's creditors
• Zephyrhills annexes land so airport can expand
• Crash left Hillsborough deputy McCoy with serious head trauma
• Pasco's All Sports Arena grows beyond hockey rink roots
• 105 years old and not slowing down
• First Baptist Church of Elfers' new senior pastor: the Rev. Jim Prose
• New restaurant opening in St. Petersburg's Kress building
• Pinellas County ordinance would give it regulatory control of properties in cities
• Pickup crashes into deputy's cruiser at Riverview accident scene
• V.M. Ybor neighborhood opposes Trinity Cafe's planned move
• Hillsborough deputy quits, faces battery charge after investigation finds he struck teen
• Moped driver seriously injured in Dunedin crash
• Kornell's opponent in St. Petersburg City Council race drops out
• Six apply to be interim Pinellas sheriff
• Energy efficient "Flex House'' headed for Washington D.C.
• Florida students create energy-efficient "FLeX House'' for Solar Decathlon
• As demand for roadside markers for accident victims multiplies, officials enforce time limits
• <i><b>E</b></i>lectricity's price is up. Just ask Mr. Rogers
• Restaurant business is booming in Largo
• At GOP debate in Tampa, Texas Gov. Rick Perry draws attacks from all sides
• At GOP debate in Tampa, it looks like a two-man race between Mitt Romney and Rick Perry
• FHP: Intoxicated man crashed into Port Richey house
• Hudson man charged in fatal December crash on U.S. 19
• Complainant: Ethics case against former Hillsborough leaders Bean and Lee clears hurdle
• Reporter to leave the Times to be new spokeswoman for Tampa International Airport
• Plant City police seek thief who stole $3,000 in storm drain covers from city streets
• Two arrested, at least one hurt after St. Petersburg shooting, car chase
• Father recalls Adventure Island lifeguard, USF student struck by lightning
• GOP candidates' debate in Tampa ramps up Florida offensive against Obama
• Internet sweepstakes cafe fights Pinellas crackdown in court
• Flag unfurls, anthem plays, Raymond James crowd stands proud
• Riverview motorcyclist dies in crash
• Deputies: Safety Harbor woman left 3-year-old alone to wander streets while she went to Ybor City
• With steel, flags and resilience, Tampa Bay area marks anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• Tampa Bay area commemorates 10th anniversary of Sept. 11 attacks
• What do the MLK Memorial and Lady Liberty have in common?
• Pinellas County kept public meeting agendas hidden on county website
• CentCom to trim MacDill personnel by 1,100
• Largo commercial kitchen a haven for food entrepreneurs
• Be prepared for expanded patdowns at Sunday's Tampa Bay-Detroit game at Raymond James Stadium
• Be prepared for expanded pat-downs at Sunday's Tampa Bay-Detroit game at Raymond James Stadium
• John Conlon aided St. Petersburg theater and other arts
• USF men's group advocates for rape prevention
• VA provides help for women veterans
• Adventure Island employee dies after being struck by lightning
• Adventure Island employee dies after being struck by lightning at park
• Pasco County events commemorate 9/11
• All-female trapeze troupe practices in Clearwater
• Father leans on others to cope with loss of N.Y. City firefighter son on 9/11
• Stretch of Alt. U.S. 19 to close for two weeks due to repairs
• Contractor with Zephyrhills base helped with 9/11 cleanup
• 9/11 still haunts three Pasco residents who were responders
• After 9/11 horror, first responder seeks peace in Spring Hill
• Pasco County Guardian Ad Litem program seeks volunteers<br /><br />
• Bicyclist struck and killed in Valrico early Saturday
• Hernando commissioners will received a balanced budget
• School menus, Sept. 12-16
• Senior menus, Sept. 12-16
• U.S. Constitution is topic of essay contest
• Hernando County events will commemorate Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks
• Locations to donate blood in Hernando County Sept. 11-17
• Antihistamine overdose killed baby, Hillsborough authorities say
• We're not related to the tea party, Boys & Girls Club says
• Hernando County business digest
• Pasco man killed crossing U.S. 19 in motorized wheelchair
• 9/11 firefighter went in without delay
• Decades later, a mystery ends in sadness for a Pasco family
• On to the next step of family's journey with hope
• Bobby Rodriguez helped Joe Redner get his start in nude dancing
• New Hernando group to develop multipurpose cultural center
• Hernando hot dog vendor back in business with new spot
• Man arrested in string of South Tampa restaurant burglaries
• Mayoral snipe-fest really a push for solutions
• Dunedin commissioners give preliminary approval to sign rules, budget
• Oldsmar becomes Tampa Bay's first city to install electric car station
• Community news: Yearlong history program at Heritage Village, Junior Rec Rompers, business mixer
• Police: Largo woman stole wallets from church parishioners as they took communion
• Sept. 11 observances planned Sunday throughout Pasco
• Oxycodone abuse linked with heart infections that kill four men in Tampa
• Former FBI crimes chief still part of the "brotherhood''
• Donated cookbooks needed for weekly farmers market in downtown Brooksville
• St. Petersburg suspect runs over officer's foot, police say; high-speed chase ends in crash, capture
• Hundreds expected for funeral service of Tampa Bay Bucs legend Lee Roy Selmon
• Fewer Pinellas students but school payrolls grow
• Former trooper charged with theft, mortgage fraud
• Hillsborough teachers will soon receive their first year's grades under Gates plan
• Hundreds pay respects to Tampa Bay Bucs legend Lee Roy Selmon
• New Port Richey man on wheelchair, 94, killed by semitrailer
• Tampa man, 86, reported missing
• Hillsborough after-school parks program to return in limited form
• Dayspring Academy teacher creates DIY SMART Board alternative
• Gov. Rick Scott shares views with Pasco's business community
• Pasco County's legislative delegation will hear from public on Sept. 26
• Early voting hours to drop
• Keep vehicles locked to prevent theft, Hernando County Sheriff's Office advises
• Students will celebrate 29 years of a troubadour's music
• Federal agents freeze $15 million, seize property connected to Hernando Beach businessman
• New School Board member Matt Foreman hopes to help schools that taught him
• Dunedin Fine Art Center celebrates new wing with circus theme
• Memories haunt Oldsmar woman who escaped tower, survived 9/11 attacks
• Hernando Night Life
• Making Hernando Sheriff Al Nienhuis fight for his budget will be good for him
• Oldsmar officials bristle at plan to limit annexation options
• Pinellas sheriff will leave a bucket of memories
• Hernando County events will observe 10th anniversary of Sept. 11
• 'Pizza Babes' go to court amid fears of nude video
• Tampa moves toward six-day ban on panhandling
• Signals crossed on pitch to drop Pasco parks fees
• Hurricane Katia moves by East Coast; tropical storms Maria and Nate churn nearby
• Tampa budget wins initial approval
• Flights from Tampa to Cuba begin, but not for tourists
• Ernest Hooper: Tampa Bay leaders need to be more Bullish
• Libertarian gets ticketed on purpose to make argument in court
• Power Quality International wins top award at industry appreciation banquet
• Pasco buses to roll as advertising vehicles
• Hernando health and support news starting Sept. 8
• City manager to meet with youth protest leader
• Angel Food Ministries suspends food distribution
• Bulgarian 'Pizza Babes' sue over cameras hidden in Hillsborough apartment
• Pest control employee admits to stealing jewelry, gold while on the job
• Brooksville Senior FFA Chapter honored for eighth consecutive year
• Brooksville Elementary's Kathy Gates visits Canada on study program
• Healthy meals on a budget? Schools look to improve choices
• Hernando County school class notes
• Public hearing tonight on Dunedin's proposed budget for 2012
• Stripper didn't really work at Clearwater club; is fined $450
• Tarpon Springs to explore buying boat launch site on Anclote River
• Lawyer from Spring Hill named to Hernando School Board vacancy
• Pinellas jail inmate tries to escape through ceiling, authorities say
• Another candidate jumps into the crowded race for Pinellas sheriff
• Lawsuit questions accident victim's claim
• C. Lee Holcomb got the better end of business and life
• Crews Lake Middle's initiatives in special education working
• Lee Roy Selmon restaurant expected to remain a success
• Hernando Commissioner Stabins plans to seek re-election, not run for Congress in New York
• Gov. Rick Scott selects Brooksville attorney to take vacant School Board seat
• Blood drives set to honor local teen, 9/11 anniversary
• Three bands will perform tonight at the Birthday Roast of Keith Wilkins
• A mistake carved in stone
• Tropical Depression 14 forecast to become tropical storm
• Two Madeira Beach buildings heavily damaged in high winds; no one injured
• Authorities looking for endangered 80-year-old Brooksville man
• James Cademan continues to make a name for himself in Sarasota music scene
• St. Petersburg police make arrest in stabbing death of motel manager
• Former Hillsborough officials Bean, Lee entitled to attorney fees; amount still unclear
• As Bill Edwards prepares to buy BayWalk, issues await
• Hernando County Cooperative Extension Service seeks Master Gardener applicants<br/><br/>
• State mandate has school taxes going up in Hillsborough
• Pit bull terrier pals, adopted after ordeals, back at Pinellas shelter awaiting new owners
• Pasco looks to add deputies, even as law enforcement costs rise
• Census data offer clear proof of housing hangover in Hernando County
• Auditions for 'Nutcracker" in Port Richey on Saturday
• Former Pinellas schools chief wants school district to pay her $621,000
• Health survey headed to Tampa Bay veterans of Camp Lejeune
• AirHeads opens indoor trampoline park in Pinellas
• Hernando club news beginning Sept. 7
• Against all advice, Pasco man represents himself in robbery trial
• House party hosts facing charges after deputies observe underage drinking
• 9/11 memorial to be dedicated in Madeira Beach
• Pasco man finds neighbor's wallet 100 miles from home
• Tampa police investigate possible sinkhole
• Repaving of U.S. 19 in Hernando County set to begin Monday
• Lee Roy Selmon's greatest contributions may have been quiet acts of humanity
• Bar Review for the Wild Indian Saloon
• Florida Orchestra Brings Music to Shoppers TFO and International Plaza Team Up for Mall’s 10th Anniversary
• Tickets and traffic school no deterrent to fatal Harbour Island crash
• Veterans get extra attention at University of South Florida
• Project connecting Interstate 4, Crosstown Expressway behind schedule, over budget
• UF student from Tampa killed on Seminole County road
• One in 10 motorists drives without a license, expert says
• Accused of murder, Tampa Bay's most wanted elude authorities
• Rip current warnings for all Tampa Bay area beaches
• Tampa man accused of pointing shotgun at police charged with aggravated assault
• Two dead in Thonotosassa crash
• Area leaders share thoughts, memories of Lee Roy Selmon
• Man shot by Tampa police
• Emanuel Stewart, Pinellas civil rights leader and educator, dies
• Tampa airport CEO criticized for cheap meal strategy
• An untold art story
• Hillsborough County hoarding money that could be used for public services, union says
• Tampa police officer injured in crash after suspect flees, runs stop sign
• The Bay Buzz will host their 2nd Annual Buzz Fest on October 15th
• New Tampa Metropolitan Youth Orchestra benefits from shakeups at Patel Conservatory
• Longtime Bayfront Tower valet Robert Kron was more at home at work than away
• Gift of Music Fest 2011 set for September 17th in Myakka City
• Tarpon Springs' memorial garden to honor fallen police officers, 9/11 victims
• Pinellas County offices closed, parks open on Labor Day
• Pasco Housing Authority roils with a resignation, HUD inquiries, rumors
• Dunedin High celebrates a historic half-century
• Pasco claims its own little slice of Hollywood
• Pasco's EDC has grown over its 25 years, but looks ahead
• Crash kills Pasco motorcyclist
• More DUI cases jeopardized after security breach at Hernando County jail
• Peck Sink project aims to keep pollution out of drinking water
• Clown magician from Zephyrhills is big in Japan
• School menus, Week of Sept. 5
• Senior menus, week of Sept. 5
• Deaf Family Literacy Academy of Pasco and Hernando to hold open house Sept. 14
• Privately run jails are not big cost savers
• Whaleys of High Point celebrate 60th wedding anniversary
• Hernando County births
• Blood center mobile unit schedule, Week of Sept. 4
• Government meetings, Week of Sept. 5
• The week in words
• Events, week of Sept. 4
• Project helping Hillsborough utilize and develop high-quality principals
• Bill Edwards poised to buy struggling BayWalk
• Former Pinellas schools superintendent Julie Janssen seeks another $155,000 in benefits
• Ernest Hooper: Camp helps fathers, kids connect
• RV king Don Wallace sells South Tampa estate for $6.75 million
• Former military historian Bill Dayton collects hundreds of toy soldiers
• Pasco business digest
• Fix your appliances with help from the Samurai Appliance Repair Man
• Earl "The Blaster" Basting fought Sugar Ray Robinson
• New Port Richey woman arrested, accused of giving drugs to teen girl
• 'Dolphin Tale' exhibit coming to Clearwater's Harborview Center
• 17-year-old in New Port Richey charged in stepfather's beating
• John Hay named resident volunteer of year at Sterling House of Spring Hill
• Dredging to stop during the day for Labor Day weekend
• Appeals court orders new trial in Spring Hill robbery
• Teen accused of Freedom High bomb plot set off explosives and made hit list, informant says
• Artists win grant to create Safety Harbor cultural center
• Roommate's 911 call too late for woman poisoned by carbon monoxide
• Raid nets 149 marijuana plants, three suspects at Brooksville grow house
• St. Petersburg city attorney withdraws law banning panhandlers' misleading signs
• Dunedin will consider 'economic hardship' exemptions for business signs
• Navy war ship USS Independence docks in St. Petersburg for Labor Day Weekend
• Hernando County switching to Web-based time sheets
• With threat of Rick Perry in the air, Mitt Romney takes on immigration
• New farmers market sprouts in Spring Hill
• Learn about, celebrate being a dog owner at Hernando Kennel Club event
• Pinellas to study link between black student achievement and teacher quality
• Growing tropical depression could bring Tampa Bay more rain over holiday weekend
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Highways will be full of Florida Highway Patrol for Labor Day weekend
• Authorities: Bay area criminals use fake identities to steal federal tax refunds
• Tampa Bay & Florida news > Labor Day Closings
• Pleas for leniency get Brandon man probation in vehicular manslaughter case
• Federal officials investigate Pasco County Housing Authority after whistle-blower lawsuit
• Miss Cathy retires from Kids' Stuff Preschool after 27 years
• PHCC's College Night to be held on two nights, Sept. 13 and 14
• Hernando tournaments boost local economy
• Clearwater approves lease to aquarium for Dolphin Tale movie tour
• Suspect in car burglaries at Pasco school caught after chase
• Palm Harbor residents air concerns over potential changes to city's master plan
• Authorities arrest 13 in Fourth Street drug sweep in St. Pete
• Second suspect in St. Petersburg liquor store brawl and shooting surrenders
• Crash causes gas leak and evacuation on N Dale Mabry
• Volunteer unit Sheriff's Traffic Aides begins operation
• West Hernando Cougars' season shut down over players' paperwork
• Hillsborough deputies make four arrests in metal thefts
• Jefferson Jackson Dinner Dance Oct. 15
• Dunedin middle schoolers will learn with iPads
• Swiftmud employee makes county a better place
• St. Petersburg wants to make it illegal for panhandlers to lie on their cardboard signs
• The Plan for our Tampa Bay Rays? The mayor takes a shot
• Forecasters monitor tropical disturbance in Gulf of Mexico as Hurricane Katia strengthens
• Fire crews battling fire near University of South Florida
• Tampa police: Man shot and injured during drug deal
• Tea party group offers Saturday civics classes for kids
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• Ernest Hooper: On stimulating housing projects and lunch options
• Leo Oberting helped rid his neighborhood of hazardous waste
• Charity to help Pasco boy with spina bifida get new wheelchair
• Second man accused of secretly recording interview with Pasco sheriff's deputy
• Florida Bar levies punishment on Trinity attorney for employee's actions
• Hernando family struggles to pay disabled son's expenses
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• Say 'aloha’ to creativity
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• Byler sextuplets turn 4
• Hernando County SPCA, PetLuv to host cat adoptions
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• Sexual predator jailed again, accused of contacting girl by phone, online<br /><br />
• Former House District 50 candidate, Democrat Shelly Leonard, fights cancer again
• Widower files second lawsuit in wife's Pinellas jail death
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• Group gives Clearwater 70 ways to make codes more business-friendly
• State, Expressway Authority fight over bill for highway widening
• Florida justices suspend Tampa lawyer accused of spending client's $100,000
• For more info, email crhaas@mail.usf.edu.
• Times, Straz Center form marketing partnership
• Hernando lawyers say Florida's drug law is unconstitutional
• Disabled man sues group home over controversial sex policy
• Local man arrested in New Jersey on child prostitution charges
• Hernando teachers' salaries no longer among state's lowest
• Gov. Rick Scott will be guest at Pasco Economic Development Council's 25th anniversary party<p></p>
• Humane Society Fur Ball takes place Sept. 10 in Spring Hill<br /><br />
• Confused about Medicare options? There's help for you in Pinellas and Pasco
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• Keith Wilkins to be roasted at September 8th Birthday celebration
• Is this art or a bad joke?
• Reminder: Join us today along Harborwalk! Civic Engagement Fair 10am-2pm. Get on...
• Katia close to hurricane strength as it crosses Atlantic
• St. Petersburg man survives infection by rare strain of anthrax
• Boxing legend Angelo Dundee celebrates 90th birthday at Bern's
• Accountability team visits F-rated Gulf Highlands Elementary School in Port Richey
• Buckhorn talks business, baseball and bicycling in his first online 'town hall' meeting
• Audit questions more spending at Riverview's Regent events center
• Center for Independence to have rummage sale Sept. 3-4 in west Pasco
• Two Pasco students win multiple medals at U.S. Roller Figure Skating Championships
• St. Petersburg Police identify second suspect in Lundy's shooting
• Hernando County will relocate gopher tortoises before landfill work
• Gerdes, Kersteen win St. Petersburg primary, will square off during Nov. 8 general election
• Hernando club news starting Aug. 31
• Southern Hill's Phase III landowners try to stop reclaimed water upgrade
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium's change to Harborview deal annoys City Council
• Jovana Vasic, who led SPC women's tennis to prominence, dies in car crash
• Pinellas County Commission squashes proposed step toward fire consolidation
• Authorities say woman who almost hit jail van was DUI
• Pasco County school open houses Aug. 31-Sept. 3
• It's time for marching band halftime show previews
• Profiles of Pasco high school marching bands
• Developer wants to farm on his land near downtown Brooksville
• Hernando County's only free clinic sees sharp increase in patients
• St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster writes about his plan to keep the Tampa Bay Rays
• Coyote pups rescued from Belleview Biltmore learn canine skills from rescue dog in Naples
• Pasco sheriff gains support for more deputies to fight prescription pill 'war'
• In a day, young man goes from criminal to freshman
• Quick-moving Tropical Storm Katia forms in eastern Atlantic, expected to strengthen
• Dozens of speakers have their say as legislative redistricting tour comes to Tampa
• Today's meetings, events in Pasco and Hernando counties.
• 50 Hernando DUI cases could be in jeopardy due to security breach
• DUI cases could be in jeopardy after claims of security breach
• Arrest made in St. Petersburg liquor store shooting
• Gulfport's GeckoFest will feature Chinese dragon-styled lizard
• Hernando County, Teamsters make progress in contact talks
• Deaf services thrift store will close after sale; Tryst gastro lounge coming to Beach Drive
• Two men arrested in copper theft that knocked out power
• Two men sent to prison for role in Tampa steak house robbery
• Vandals target Clearwater krewe's Gasparilla floats
• Pinellas County may kill curbside recycling effort
• Florida's 'Irene-related' deaths debated
• Pinellas man gets maximum sentence in DUI manslaughter case
• Gulfport man charged with sexually abusing 9-year-old
• Hernando deputies identify man who jumped from Suncoast Parkway overpass
• Nearly 20 Tampa International Airport flights canceled in East Coast's Irene recovery
• Tropical depression forms in eastern Atlantic, forecast to strengthen
• Authorities locate body of missing Apollo Beach man
• Child playing with lighter destroys North Tampa home
• Michele Bachmann rally draws over 1,000 in Sarasota, but some prefer Rick Perry
• Haley, Bay Pines VA directors received retention bonuses just before retiring
• Tampa's Haley and Bay Pines VA directors received retention bonuses just before retiring
• Man hospitalized after being pinned in machine at Tampa Pepsi plant
• Licking my chops, waiting too long and circling Nov. 6
• Authorities search for missing man off Apollo Beach
• Boy playing with lighter starts fire that destroys Tampa home
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - XZanthia of Black Pearl Rock Radio
• Tampa man accused of striking police horse in Ybor City
• Woman pulls out bag of pot when asked for ID, Clearwater police say
• Commemorative statues that don’t commemorate
• Hillsborough authorities: Renter sold landlord's belongings at yard sale
• 91 flights at Tampa International Airport canceled as Irene travels northeast
• Two accused of murder in Land O'Lakes shooting
• Veteran educator John A. Stewart considered as interim superintendent for Pinellas County schools
• Fossil Park Pool's Dog Swim Day was a crowd-generating success
• For Tampa couple, mission of mercy turned into a night of loss
• As trial looms, Marine Corps takes some blame in Tampa DUI death
• Carolyn Heller, artist and friend, leaves colorful legacy
• Florida's Homer, folklorist Stetson Kennedy, dies at age 94
• Hillsborough commission's pet projects put priorities on hold
• Amid budget woes, Hillsborough commissioners add pet projects, new spending
• Prescription drug abuse drives Florida to collect old medications
• Hurricane Irene scuttles 41 flights at Tampa International Airport
• Three men arrested in fatal Hernando County home invasion
• Two more men charged in fatal Hernando County home invasion
• Wildstock benefit concert set for October 23rd in Wimauma
• Man's standoff with Tampa police ends peacefully
• Man found dead at Pinellas homeless shelter
• Change in development code is news to Tarpon Springs commissioners
• Strangers' kindness is uplifting to family
• Hernando County's takeover of jail brings year of sweeping changes
• New school year fosters new attitude at Gulf Highlands Elementary
• Executive chefs to battle in cook-off at Taste of Clearwater
• New Port Richey may lose Chasco Fiesta, barring a budget agreement
• Hernando County cancer research advocate is now a survivor
• Where to donate blood in Hernando County Aug. 28-Sept. 3
• Government meetings in Hernando County Aug. 29-31
• Events in Hernando County Aug. 28-Sept. 3
• Poet honored for helping others
• Hope Youth Ranch's newest program caters to learning-disabled children
• Man convicted in PlayStation 3 shooting wins new trial
• Wet summer means busy times for Mosquito Control
• Pasco medical office worker arrested on drug charges
• Tampa Bay algae bloom threatens the estuary's fish
• Thieves steal cremated remains of five people from Seminole cemetery
• Little-known St. Petersburg tech firm is Florida's fastest-growing company
• Taoist Tai Chi taught by retired Pinellas principal
• Leap onto Suncoast Parkway seen as a suicide
• Former St. Petersburg Mayor David Fischer to step down from top job at Community Foundation Tampa Bay
• Walter Dry's ministry led to fulfilling a goal of visiting Africa
• Courtesy bus cuts test Hernando County students, parents first week of school
• Gas leak forces evacuation of Largo mobile home park
• North Pinellas firefighters to wear FDNY shirts for 9/11
• Two charged in punching of pregnant woman in Clearwater
• Medical Examiner: Tourist who died while parasailing drowned
• Longboat Key tourist's parasailing death ruled a drowning
• Family starts over after losing home to sinkhole
• A year away from GOP convention, hosts must get funds for the fun
• One dead in South Tampa condo fire
• Pedestrian killed in Tampa hit and run
• Seminole woman hospitalized after being hit by car that ran red light
• Dr. C.J. "Dan" McGrew devoted his life to helping Hernando's poor get health care
• Hernando jailbreak bid ends with more charges
• Former Pinellas sheriff's sergeant accused of molesting girl decades ago
• Former Pinellas County Sheriff's sergeant accused of molesting girl decades ago
• Competition in Pinellas County pits trolley against electric carts
• Roving Rabbis roam Pinellas to help Jewish reconnect
• Port Richey man accused of secretly recording deputies during questioning
• Apply through Sunday for 12-week Health Experience program in September
• Swimming area at Tarpon Springs' Sunset Beach is reopened
• Top pick for interim Pinellas schools leader negotiates contract
• Therapy dogs bring smiles to Morton Plant Mease hospital patients
• When a "nimby" become a community activist
• As life unraveled, Pasco woman opened fire on husband, deputies say
• Illness, gunshots upend Pasco couple's marriage
• Police say prostitution ring operated out of South Tampa house
• Police say prostitution ring operated out of South Tampa house
• Rescued fawn with leg amputated is returning to Hernando wild
• Dozens of child welfare programs in Hillsborough face funding cuts
• Wiregrass Ranch senior enters final lacrosse season with legacy of success
• Pasco jurors hear from medical examiner in 2006 murder
• Woman who shot, killed man in Palm Harbor is identified
• Pasco man arrested in July attack; second suspect sought
• Deputies arrest pajama-clad man in Tampa Publix oxycodone robbery
• New tropical depression forms in Atlantic as Irene pummels Bahamas, continues to strengthen
• Firefighters put out blaze in Lealman mobile home
• Former Gov. Charlie Crist behind Hurricane Irene veering away from Florida?
• Bachmann campaign swing includes Sunday service at Idlewild Baptist Church
• Harvey Yaslowitz, father of slain St. Petersburg Officer Jeffrey Yaslowitz
• Woman whose car was hit by Pasco school bus in stable condition
• Dade City is only municipality in Pasco to increase tax base
• Tampa man gets prison, probation for killing girlfriend's 2-year-old daughter
• Clearwater fines Scientology $413,500
• Hillsborough approves idea of restoring many after-school programs cut earlier
• Hillsborough approves idea of restoring after-school parks programs
• Hernando County Association of Realtors plans golf event Sept. 17
• County asks Teamsters Union members to accept pay, benefits cuts
• Sinkhole repair contractor surrenders on warrant for fraud
• At Y&S Supermarket, beloved owner badly wounded by robber over $8
• Clearwater man accused of doctor shopping to obtain thousands of pain pills
• Trial rescheduled for boy accused of stabbing Pinellas schools officer
• Man accused of racking up thousands in charges on father's credit cards
• Challenger K8 media specialist plays characters and decorates library to bring books to life
• Looking forward to another amazing school year
• Top of the Class notes
• 2011-12 Sunshine State Young Readers lists
• Tampa poised to settle stun-gun case for $35,000
• Aloha Utilities customers finally get their wish: good, clean water
• Brooksville City Council looks for ways to bridge $404,000 shortfall
• Hernando School Board decides on new attorney
• Prosecutors: DNA links man to 2006 Pasco murder
• On budget cuts, Freedom Riders and wet cell phones
• 11 year old drumming prodigy continues to gain momentum in Sarasota music scene
• Fashion, factoids and fine art
• Hurricane Irene, now a major hurricane, pounds the Bahamas
• St. Petersburg man advertising as nanny accused of owning child porn
• Man suspected in convenience store shooting fatally shot by Tampa police
• Storms topple tree onto Tampa home and cars
• Tea party activists urge Pinellas commissioners to cut spending
• One seriously hurt in Walsingham Road crash
• Pat Terrell gave others a stability she had never known
• Pasco Regional Medical Center offers a peek at its ER expansion
• Pasco school notes for Aug. 25
• Pasco students, teachers excited to start new school year
• Gulfside Elementary provides free, gently used clothing for back to school
• Pinellas County wants control over county projects no matter where they're located
• Federal judge ends case of Riverview vet who made threats aboard jet
• New Brooksville City Council member Kevin Hohn a political novice
• Mystery surrounds death of man found in Holiday ditch
• Cuts to Hernando budget are likely to be tough
• Mayor meeting privately with council members to brief them on secret Rays plan
• High bacteria count keeps Sunset Beach closed to swimming
• Pasco Housing director: 'There is no wrongdoing' at agency
• With Hurricane Irene's path not yet certain, baking eases fears
• Controversy over name will not stop annual bike ride & Concert from taking place
• After bomb scare, Freedom High students arrive on first day with trepidation
• Overturned tanker truck closes Hillsborough intersection
• Rapidly strengthening Irene targets Bahamas, may spare Florida
• SWAT team responds to battery suspect barricaded in Brandon hotel room
• Gandy Bridge fight brews again in Tampa
• What to expect as Hillsborough schools start Tuesday
• Pasco authorities identify body of man found in ditch
• USF students get a homespun welcome
• Swimming advisory for Hernando parks lifted
• New Brooksville council member's name pulled from hat
• St. Petersburg police chief: City needs armored vehicle like other law agencies
• Bank of America admits error in foreclosure case
• Legg asks for review of Pasco Housing Authority board
• It's not too late to stock up on hurricane supplies
• The St. Petersburg Live Music Bar Scene Column invades the Sarasota music scene
• Sen. Bill Nelson to Syria: You're next
• Clearwater man, 28, accused of having sex with 17-year-old girl
• Deputies: Shortchanged in drug deal, man calls 911
• Amid school board battle, Pinellas superintendent Janssen greets students for first day of school
• Irene becomes first hurricane of season, eyes Florida
• Concert shows appreciation for veterans' sacrifices
• Boat flips on Homosassa River; one killed, several injured
• Experts want to know why Pinellas and Pasco lead in prescription drug deaths
• One killed, several injured when boat flips on Homosassa River
• Remember to support our hardworking teachers
• Pasco deputies investigate body found in ditch
• Hillsborough deputies accuse three of holding victims at gunpoint while trying to steal safe
• Hillsborough deputies accuse three of holding victims at gunpoint in home invasion
• Art, amour and a moral, too.
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Meli of Black Pearl Rock Radio
• Bail set for Seminole woman accused of trying to sell her son
• Bail set for Seminole woman accused of trying to sell son
• South Tampa's Dale Mabry reopens; MacDill Avenue closure next
• Pedestrian dies in Citrus County crash
• All Children's Hospital's collaboration with Johns Hopkins taking shape
• Seminole mother tried to sell 5-year-old son for $2,000, Pinellas deputies say
• Another twist in the Crystal River manatee saga: shunning
• Clearwater Police seek Dunedin man in connection with violent robbery
• Scrap metal thefts escalating around Tampa Bay
• David Spriggs' floral creations were a fixture at Pasco events
• Members of country's first African-American armored unit reunite to keep WWII memories alive
• Here B4 holds auditions for new drummer
• Bay area restaurants housed in old family homes offer comforting charm
• The Burkes of New Port Richey celebrate 50 years of marriage
• List of new Pasco County school principals
• Lawsuit against Pasco Housing Authority accuses director of improprieties
• Feud erupts on naming of West Pasco Historical museum
• Pasco County's new principals tackle changes in teacher, school evaluations
• Seminole man charged with child neglect
• St. Petersburg man accused of molesting young child
• Pasco officials are stressing safety as school reopens Monday
• Applications available for Miss Hernando/Pasco scholarship pageant
• Dinner will raise funds for Palm Harbor Fire Rescue honor guard
• Hernando teachers adapt to paradigm shift in Florida's education system
• Swiftmud, University of Florida offer tips to weed out brown sod
• Senior menus, Aug. 22-26
• School menus, Aug. 22-26
• The organic way to catch mice
• Compete to shed pounds, win cash
• School bus route cuts pose little danger to Hernando County students
• Charge dropped in Pinellas HIV case after appellate court ruling
• Holland America cruise passenger admits to dropping anchor
• iPad program at Wiregrass Ranch to make high school education 90 percent paperless
• Emergency prank draws sheriff's deputies to unsuspecting Brandon family
• Wesley Chapel physician joins Tampa Bay group on Jamaican medical mission
• Hernando Sheriff's Office resource calendar still available<br /><br />
• Sam Carpenter was always on the move, even as illness tried to keep up
• Man arrested in beating, victim hospitalized
• Petition to get limerock roads paved near Brooksville hits a bump
• Council members wonder what mayor is up to on Rays
• Pinellas political heavyweights support Linda Benware for interim school superintendent.
• Pinellas political heavyweights lining up to support Benware for interim superintendent.
• Pasco deputies search for men suspected of stealing copper wire
• Tarpon Springs single mom's organization nurtures children of Swaziland
• Director's legal, money problems put Oldsmar day care in danger of eviction
• Clearwater's Jolley Trolley is weekends-only for now
• Dunedin looks for a way welcome tourists in RVs
• New principal assignments in Pinellas County schools<p/>
• Hernando County students whose bus service was cut get reprieve
• Photography project focuses on giving kids positive perspective
• Boaters face delays from Hernando Beach Channel dredging
• Airport boss Joe Lopano upset at tax exemption denial
• Silver Alert issued for missing Seminole man
• Hacienda Hotel expansion could threaten Sims Park playground
• Hillsborough man shot to death during dispute with neighbor
• Activist says Cuba flights need to be open to everyone
• MacDill Avenue closure begins Monday
• Jennifer Lee and Nevaeh Peek bring a taste of Country to The Luxury Box
• St. Pete council rejects digital billboards
• Eloping to Tampa outreach center, volunteers marry before homeless well-wishers
• Mayor Bill Foster: I have a plan to keep Tampa Bay Rays in St. Pete
• National police union urges boycott of controversial police website LeoAffairs.com
• Ex-wife: Man in Pasco standoff, fire, likely 'snapped'
• Union differs on furlough plan with Pasco school district
• Students will learn from iPad 2s instead of textbooks at Pasco school
• New equipment offers 3D, 4D ultrasounds in Spring Hill
• Brooksville drug deal starts a melee, deputies say
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• People Helping People in Hernando County will expand Blessing in a Backpack program
• Proposal could mean discount parking rates at Tampa International Airport
• Humane Society of the Nature Coast seeks sponsors for Fur Ball
• Seed money transfers to Hernando arts and entertainment group
• Dunedin artist soars with paintings of Florida birds, landscapes
• USF president addresses talks of at least one campus leaving system
• Genshaft say USF stronger as a system
• Dunedin looks at long-range plan to upgrade Highlander Park
• I hear he trips old ladies crossing the street, too. Pass it on
• Mud slinging against Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin Beckner out of control
• Local gun rules coming off the books
• Protest review clears New Port Richey police officers of wrongdoing
• Accused of plotting Tampa school bombings, these two boys changed course
• "Big Jim" Bargo, a soft touch with a heavy foot
• NRA hits target for hypocrisy with new Florida law
• Pasco woman accused of sex with teen girl
• This time, the singer knows her true voice
• Hillsborough authorities seek woman wanted on animal cruelty charges
• Pinellas County Animal Services director resigns after misusing animal health laser
• Hillsborough commission takes step to ban Internet sweepstakes cafes
• Making the University of South Florida home
• Union drops bid to organize Dunedin city workers
• Pasco teacher has a rare brain disorder, and needs your help
• Celebrated manatee dies still in captivity
• Computer registration at Paul Smith Middle School a hit with parents, students
• Man's death after shootout with Pasco deputies found to be self-inflicted
• Dunedin traffic troubles ahead
• North Pinellas military news for Aug. 18
• North Pinellas health and support news starting Aug. 18
• Two men from St. Petersburg mosque accused of kidnapping former member
• My Career Closet, a nonprofit in Spring Hill, offers help for unemployed women
• Oldsmar honors parents of soldier killed in Afghanistan with special award
• Members split on Brooksville City Council swing vote vacancy
• George Wilson Jr., who led Miami Dolphins to their first franchise victory in 1966, dies<p></p>
• George Wilson Jr. led Miami Dolphins to first victory in 1966
• Hernando courtesy bus cut raises worries over sex offenders
• New Port Richey council turns focus to ailing neighborhoods
• Illness makes kindergarten a challenge for Hillsborough girl
• Pasco deputies retrieve man after standoff at burning house
• Man who died in Aug. 6 Pasco standoff took his own life
• Pinellas worries St. Louis Encephalitis may have returned for first time in six years
• Shaping sacred stories
• Hernando County man, 27, found dead in apparent home robbery
• Police looking for missing 74-year-old Clearwater man
• Developer Kenneth Good changed the face of New Tampa
• In a three-way race for St. Petersburg City Council seat, candidates differ on little
• Pasco, Hernando residents' sinkhole coverage outrage on display
• Three face felony charges in tire iron beatings
• Pasco dog-mauling victim, 84, stable, waiting on rabies test results
• Man accused of stealing car, then truck and fleeing deputy
• SPC budget transparency praised
• Pasco school district mulls idea of not hiring smokers
• Hernando club news beginning Aug. 17
• Woman stabbed boyfriend's pet lizard to death, Pasco deputies say
• Haley VA takes "emergency" steps to close deficit
• Pasco officials give initial approval to new political boundaries
• Plans approved for BayCare Health System's new headquarters in Clearwater
• Spring Hill man fined in Alaska for illegally killing brown bear
• Hillsborough school board starts work on superintendent's evaluation
• The politics of coffee
• Reconstruction begins on Richey Elementary
• Sinkholes force road closure in Seminole
• String of accidents shuts down Interstate 4 for an hour for near Seffner
• St. Petersburg man seriously injured in shooting
• Pasco driver in Christmas 2007 triple fatality to accept plea deal
• Man charged in wreck that killed woman in December in New Port Richey
• Police find methamphetamine in St. Pete house
• Indiana stage disaster deadly reminder for Tampa Bay venues
• Brooksville council deadlocks on new member
• One person dead, two injured in crash on Central Avenue
• Three injured in St. Petersburg crash
• Suspect named in shooting of Zephyrhills father, daughter
• Luxury floating resort to open off Clearwater
• Police: Pasco woman stabbed fiance with screwdriver
• Pasco man accused of assaulting woman in street
• St. Petersburg Rotary Club elects attorney James Thompson Jr. president
• Community news: garage sale, fishing, help the troops and more
• New interstate exits to Wesley Chapel set to open
• Police: St. Petersburg man shoots, kills 10-pound chihuahua with rifle
• Tarpon Springs 72-year-old killed in crash
• Motorcyclist hospitalized after crash at Dunedin intersection
• Schenecker's attorneys will claim insanity as defense
• Suspicious package found in downtown Tampa filled with garbage
• Coast Guard searching for missing boater off Pinellas County coast
• Florida hospitals stuck with long-term, costly ventilator care
• Man accused of striking then confining St. Petersburg victim in room for hours
• Seminole man accused of threatening housemate with sword
• St. Petersburg police: Customer pulls gun on pizza deliveryman
• Reminder: Portion of Dale Mabry closes Monday
• Pinellas School Board calls special meeting to decide superintendent Janssen's fate
• Black veterans of World War II's 761st U.S. Army Tank Battalion reunite in Tampa
• Awaiting appointments, bay area college trustees stay on after terms expire
• Did the Renaissance really ruin our republic?
• Pedestrian killed in St. Petersburg
• Neighbor with broom helps fend off dogs attacking 84-year-old in Zephyrhills
• Pasco sheriff's deputies prepare to enter Holiday home of suicidal person
• Pinellas County's redistricting off to a slow and somewhat secret start
• Just as school begins, Pinellas truancy programs face a cut
• As Navy Veterans charity was being exposed as fake, there was a face that was real
• Baseball, softball teams from South Tampa land in Junior League World Series
• GOP challengers, blogger taking early aim at Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin Beckner
• St. Petersburg officers gearing up for new safety protection
• Eva-Tone CEO Richard Evans brought records inside magazines
• More lanes, electronic tolls coming to Veterans Expressway
• Belleair man's work on ancestor, a Mexican-American War veteran, going to Smithsonian
• Former firefighter with record opens community center for teens in Land O'Lakes
• Affordable housing supply increasing in Tarpon Springs
• An immigrant family in Dade City holds on by a thread
• Humane Society of Nature Coast to open adoption center at Gulf View Square mall
• Loss of courtesy bus service for Hernando County schools leaves some parents scrambling
• On Hernando Beach Channel dredge, it's better to talk than to duck
• Chamber installs directors
• Locations to donate blood in Hernando County Aug. 14-20
• Hernando County events Aug. 14-20
• Government meetings in Hernando County Aug. 15-18
• Hernando senior meals, week of Aug. 15
• Newspaper vendor carjacked Saturday in Pinellas Park
• Newspaper contractor carjacked Saturday in Pinellas Park
• Toddler dies after collapsing at Tampa phone store
• Clearwater police seek help finding missing 79-year-old man
• Tampa aims for high water mark in billing communications
• Will Cantrell, 81, known for his delicate touch in cemetery business
• Feed my Flock nourishes the needy in Zephyrhills
• Protest against Citizens' Insurance premium increases Tuesday in Pasco, Hernando
• Clearwater family gives soldier they've never met a very special welcome
• Three medical employees accused of filling fraudulent drug prescriptions
• Drop off old medications, needles at pill drops Aug. 27
• Police officer recounts how chase turned into Dougherty crime rampage
• Man convicted in abuse of 4-year-old sentenced to 15 years in prison
• Turmoil in Pinellas schools leadership comes at time of big challenges
• Workshop gives tips to help homeowners stay in their homes
• Pinellas County's Animal Services director resigns amid department turmoil
• Raid of Brooksville house finds booby traps, marijuana plants
• Power station copper theft cuts electricity for more than 6,000
• Suspects in Spring Hill bank robbery arrested after car crash<br /><br />
• Safety Harbor will rule on allowing chickens in yards
• Kansas fugitive turns himself in at Pasco Sheriff's Office
• Small town visitors need comfort, convenience
• SPCA of Hernando County needs volunteers at shelter
• Hernando County religion calendar<br /><br />Hernando county religion calendar, Aug. 13
• Homeless Emergency Project's free dental care produces smiles
• Talking tolerance: One more reason to like the Rays
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Deputies: Father, 11-year-old daughter shot in Zephyrhills
• Part of 131st Avenue remains closed as crews work to contain Tampa propane leak at Haley VA
• Julie Janssen acknowledges uncertainty about her future as Pinellas schools superintendent
• Advocate for Camp Lejeune veterans in water contamination case dies at age 72
• Taking that $434 was just a test, she claims
• Man accused of using knife to break into home in New Port Richey
• Zephyrhills man accused of having child pornography
• Pasco detective placed on administrative leave after arrest in Pinellas
• Rally against Citizens' sinkhole rate hike planned for Tuesday
• Mitchell High AP Boot Camp teaching key skills needed for advanced coursework
• 'I deserved to get shot,' Lee-Grace Dougherty tells authorities
• Investigation by St. Pete police and DEA leads to indictment of doctor
• Doctor indicted on drug charges amid investigation by St. Petersburg police and DEA
• New green Sun Toyota is dedicated to energy efficiency
• Listen as absolutely nothing is done to enforce Hernando's noise ordinance
• Hernando's lone charter school applicant on fast track
• Tarpon Springs leaders see proposed park as city gateway
• Clearwater libraries to offer devices to help residents lower power bills
• Former Village People lead singer angry at Tampa Bay Rays
• High bacteria levels found at Sunset Beach in Tarpon Springs
• Ybor-based tech firm Savtira will add 265 jobs, relocate to downtown Tampa
• Fourth suspect in string of Clearwater robberies is arrested
• Realtor Cary Bond Thomas dies at 68
• Leader of three attempts to get elected Hillsborough mayor won't try again
• Enjoy a murder-mystery with dinner at Hernando Beach Yacht Club on Aug. 20
• Tampa City Council chairman Charlie Miranda recovering from surgery
• Fire destroys St. Pete apartment and leaves family homeless
• Artist profile - Dave Wrenn of Scream Machine
• Firefighters respond to Valrico home engulfed in flames
• St. Petersburg girl launches contest-winning book 'Tampa Bay from A to Z'
• Numbers say roads need to be made safer
• State to accelerate plans to expand, improve Veterans Expressway in Tampa
• Man who threatened suicide thanks Hillsborough sheriff's negotiator for saving his life
• Dade City taxes stay flat thanks to $10 million growth in property tax base
• Agents search Hillsborough parking meter wholesaler as part of Oregon corruption case
• Agents search Hillsborough's CALE Parking Systems as part of Oregon corruption case
• New Port Richey man killed in crash near SR 54, Little Road
• Pasco officials explain plan to build parks that other entities run
• Debate over Dunedin group grants leads to heated exchange between city commissioners
• Oldsmar to outsource building plan reviews, inspections to Pinellas County
• Brooksville City Council vacancy draws 10 applicants
• New rules silence frequent critic of Port Richey City Council
• Tourism panel turns down Rays' request for grant
• Tourism council turns down Rays request for grant
• Hernando Education Foundation wants to hire first full-time executive director
• Electric car charging stations coming to downtown St. Petersburg
• Hernando County's noise ordinance has become unenforceable
• One vacation, and Claire Flaherty Reilly stayed by the beach for life
• Claire Flaherty Reilly made a home of wherever she went
• Hernando group organizes trip to protest Citizens property insurance increase<br /><br />
• Hernando County health and support news beginning Aug. 11
• Dunedin Blue Jays host "Fight for a Cure Night"
• An American in Paris – his sculpture, that is.
• Retribution performs to an excited crowd at Murphy's this past Friday
• Hernando County club news starting Aug. 11
• Hernando County events news starting Aug. 11
• Pinellas County fines Home Depot $9,000 for violating nitrogen fertilizer sales ban
• Deputies arrest four men in Tampa fertilizer theft ring
• Dale Mabry to close near Gandy for a week of railroad work
• Clearwater man arrested, accused of running illegal chop shop
• Scream Machine replaces Mike Dillon on drums with Dave Wrenn
• Man collapses on Central in St. Pete and is run over, dragged
• Car dealership president Ernie Haire III mixed business skills, mischief
• Some Tampa Bay residents in London say daytime activities go on despite nights of unrest
• St. Petersburg gets only one bid to lease iconic Midtown building
• Pasco's Guardian Ad Litem program needs volunteers
• Land O'Lakes man accused of exposing himself
• New sand tops three Pasco beaches
• New VFW commander to grill steaks for fundraiser
• Some Hernando board members still leery of courtesy busing cut
• Tampa Hillsborough economic development group considers leadership changes
• Hillsborough may require training for backyard beekeepers
• Interactive event focuses on Pinellas transportation alternatives
• Project will help homeless, low-income families get laundry done for free
• Recent Palm Harbor High grad makes biodiesel fuel in his family's garage
• TIA to get upgraded scanner technology
• Dunedin considers dipping into reserves to pay for raises, tax cuts
• Tampa Bay Rays to join anti-gay bullying movement 'It Gets Better'
• GOP's posturing during debt ceiling crisis brought U.S. to verge of disaster
• Clearwater native is named 2011 Coast Guardsman of the Year<br /><br />
• Carlton: Dear Visitor, embrace the nitty gritty of Tampa
• En route to crash, trooper collides with 71-year-old
• Seminole mother pulls 2 year old from pool in near-drowning
• Tampa Ford dealership owner Ernie Haire III dies at 56
• In Senate race, LeMieux tells Tampa GOP he's 'terrified' over country's future
• DCF plans to shut down many Tampa Bay area offices
• DCF plans to shut down many bay area offices
• Pasco crash kills two people, seriously injures a third
• St. Petersburg wants to raze Rio Vista Elementary to make way for park
• Woman's Service League seeks Pinellas County recipients for its fundraiser
• Tampa Bay Rays' Sam Fuld cheers patients at USF diabetes center
• Boy injured in rollover accident on Sunshine Skyway released from hospital
• An ancient vibe — and flute music — fill Weedon Island center
• Two widows with the same husband fight legal battle in Pinellas over survivor's benefits
• Two women with the same husband fight legal battle over survivor's benefits
• Busy mosquito season could bring West Nile virus or other diseases, health officials warn
• Frontier Airlines will consolidate flights at TIA
• High bacteria counts reported at 2 Hernando beaches
• Largo hit-and-run accident that critically injured man may have been intentional
• Authorities release video of pursuit of Dougherty siblings
• Birthday celebration for comedian Artie Fletcher ends with a bang at Harlie’s
• Jealous man chased woman with machete, deputies say
• Police: Pasco man followed ex-girlfriend to job with gun
• Tomorrow night is the first screening of WUSF HealthyState.org’s new documentary...
• SOCom gets new commander
• Man shot after attempting robbery outside St. Petersburg restaurant
• Two dead in murder-suicide in New Port Richey
• Mystery of Air Force pilot's disappearance solved after 45 years
• Spring Hill motorcyclist injured in July crash dies
• We must instill proper body image in young girls
• Mother leaves Haiti for first time ever to attend services for son who drowned at Fort De Soto
• Pasco gunman killed in shootout with deputies identified as felon
• Pasco gunman killed in shoot-out with deputies identified as felon
• Man on disability jumps in to rescue boogie boarder off Gulfport
• Baby drowns in family pool in Citrus Springs
• The hot new thing in art
• In Bayfront under guard, Englewood man accused of killing wife
• In Hillsborough County, brain drain has its benefits
• Tax rates will soon rise for Pinellas County
• Palm Harbor father killed, son injured in Sunshine Skyway accident
• Fatal crash shuts down northbound Sunshine Skyway
• Pasco SWAT team finds gunman dead after shoot-out with deputies
• Pasco SWAT team finds one man dead after shoot-out with deputies
• The World Dragon Boat Racing Championships in Tampa attract fans despite the heat
• The World Dragon Boat Racing Championships in Tampa attract fans despite the heat
• Local women promote breast-feeding in world-record attempt
• Local women promote breastfeeding in world-record attempt
• Six injured in Seminole crash
• Amid cuts, Clearwater's employee car allowance tops $91,000 a year
• Dreams to tweet for
• Large wave of charter school applications hits Pasco
• Events in Hernando County Aug. 7-12
• Where to donate blood in Hernando County Aug. 7-13
• Sworn statements in lawsuit detail politics within Pasco Sheriff's Office
• Spring Hill home's sale leaves cloud over attorney, owner befuddled
• Neighbors in Hernando County line up to oppose latest plan for sewage treatment facility
• Riding the bus brings tales from characters near and far
• Pasco County week in words, August 7
• Thonotosassa man says he accidentally shot wife, deputies said
• Two men arrested after ramming two Hillsborough County sheriff's patrol cars
• St. Petersburg police investigate shooting outside Regions Bank
• Pasco couple help others with Christian recovery program
• Spring Hill fire board to vote on handing over district to Hernando County
• Christian rapper believes he survived accident to spread the Gospel
• Juvenile Monitoring Program makes up for summer lapse for at-risk youths
• Spring Hill Cemetery, plagued by vandalism and other issues, gets security lights
• Get free books at Hudson back to school event Aug. 9
• Treasure Island man arrested, accused of hiding his HIV status
• Treasure Island man arrested, accused of hiding his HIV status
• Dunedin ceremony honors Purple Heart recipients for their service
• Mounted patrol to target people cruising for sex in wooded Clearwater park
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Feds intensify search for siblings accused of shooting at Zephyrhills police car, robbing Valdosta bank
• Haley VA paid big bonuses in tight 09 budget
• Haley VA paid big bonuses in tight 2009 budget
• Man accused of called sex assault victim from jail
• Man accused of calling sex assault victim from jail
• Summer Reading Carnival is today at Palm Harbor Library
• As 9/11 anniversary nears, monument plans take shape
• As Sept. 11 anniversary nears, monument plans take shape
• Palm Harbor Library will close Aug. 13-15 to add needed computers
• Clearwater wants more from deal with aquarium to use Harborview Center
• Take a peek at some of Tampa Bay's priciest houses on the market
• State suspends medical license of Tampa doctor accused of illegally possessing Demerol
• St. Petersburg targets homeless man who lives in backyard shed
• Sex offender refuge draws teddy bears and a Tampa judge's scorn
• Voting begins in the Creative Loafing Best of the Bay 2011 awards competition
• Loyal FSU fan Paulette Szabo Gross wouldn't even buy gas in Gator country
• St. Petersburg police arrest neighbor in homicide
• Pasco County diners become credit card fraud victims
• School supply donation drives planned
• The Rev. Billy Legg dies at 71
• Pinellas leaders leave silos to find new ways to prep a work force for future jobs
• Nugent defends his debt ceiling vote
• Second person jailed in string of armed robberies in Clearwater
• Three arrested in Hernando auto shop burglary
• Pinellas' teacher training overhaul struggles to gain traction
• Oldsmar debates public access to City Council e-mails
• Dunedin workers learn about chain saw safety at tree site
• Marina sues Dunedin, Pinellas County over rising sediment in Curlew Creek
• It was a bad plan then, now it's worse
• LifeSouth Community Blood Center urgently needs donations
• Family of woman killed by motorcycle 'devastated'
• Tampa payroll company owner pleads guilty to tax fraud
• Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal warms up Republicans for next year's GOP convention in Tampa
• Electricity theft investigation turns up multiple charges against Brooksville woman
• Hernando gambling case to go on despite death of victim
• Hernando Night Life
• Inmates try to turn worm manure into "liquid gold''
• Gun lobby has no place in the doctor's office
• Tropical Storm Emily could mean a drier weekend for Tampa Bay
• Two hospitalized after dispute between neighbors turns violent
• Warren "Big Bo" Hadley, street-corner philosopher
• Three years after east Tampa city pool closes, Buckhorn gives green light to fix it
• For a Wesley Chapel student, baking is a piece of cake
• CARES Elfers Center announces lineup of August outings
• Veterans' advocate to explain aid, pension benefits in Port Richey
• Hernando leaders hope to get dredge project back on track
• Pedestrian, 77, is struck and killed while trying to cross U.S. 19
• Clearwater's police chief seeks horse patrol to deter sexual encounters in city park
• Hillsborough commissioner pitches regional preference for companies seeking government work
• Oldsmar letting the golf carts roll
• Hernando County, Teamsters struggle to find fair way to lay off employees
• Hernando jury finds man guilty in 2010 shooting
• Brooksville is replacing mechanical water meters with digital devices
• Woman arrested in series of armed robberies
• Hillsborough commissioners approve transfer of Section 8 housing program
• Shares of Tampa's Kforce lead decliners on Nasdaq
• Road rage cited in assault on driver at red light in Wesley Chapel
• Hudson pizzeria latest smash-and-grab victim
• Local printer complains as Pasco school district work goes to inmates
• Brooksville auction will benefit family of deputy killed in crash<br /><br />
• At Tampa General Hospital, Air Force nurses prepare for duty
• Visual art is more than a visual experience
• Rick Scott revives Bob Graham's 'workdays' at Tampa doughnut shop
• Tropical Storm Emily continues toward Hispaniola and maybe Florida
• Tampa officer injured in chase that topped 100 mph
• 'He was always smiling,' mom says in mourning son killed at Riverview party
• Community, family share memories of Terry Lee and Robert Colston
• St. Petersburg police, residents mingle on National Night Out
• Missing water scooter rider rescued off Courtney Campbell
• Population boom in Pasco County will reshape political districts
• Decision on new Pasco landfill is not imminent, Rep. Will Weatherford says
• Mutilated puppy left in canal still recovering in Pasco
• Meeting in Tampa, state Education Board hears both complaints and ideas for saving money
• Caregiver accused of stealing over $50,000 from elderly client
• Six Pasco businesses robbed in two hours
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium in talks with city to use Harborview Center
• Underdog Tim Pawlenty drawing strong Republican support in Florida
• Premier Community HealthCare Group's hours changing
• Clearwater barber told to stop cutting hair in executive's offices
• Four-day camp allows kindergarteners to get a jump on learning
• Hernando County club news beginning Aug. 3
• Spring Hill fire board's dissolution the right call
• Oldsmar might lay off building codes administrator, hire county to do the job for less
• Good for You: Dr. Helen Dexter still cruising at age 103
• Scott goes kinder, gentler, savvier
• Be friendly to businesses, expand focus outside tourism, Clearwater officials urged
• Pro-baseball group looks to end impasse between St. Petersburg and Tampa Bay Rays
• Boy's leg amputated after water scooter accident near Redington Shores
• Tropical Storm Emily chugs through Caribbean on uncertain path toward Florida
• St. Petersburg police: Woman, 38, fatally stabs live-in boyfriend after dispute
• Largo man sues city after being denied permits to sell guns
• Pasco man pleads guilty to mail fraud in what prosecutors say was $30 million Ponzi scheme
• Hernando man on trial for murder in 2010 oxycodone theft that led to killing
• Pasco detectives make arrests in west Pasco cigarette burglaries
• Boy injured in personal watercraft accident off Redington Shores
• Boy injured in personal watercraft accident off Redington Shores
• Aug. 2 events, meetings around the Suncoast
• After confusion, Tampa and Hillsborough officials try to improve economic incentive process
• Tropical Storm Emily moving through Caribbean
• HART tentatively approves tax increase to cope with shortfall
• Economy hurting streetcar ridership
• Pasco School Board fires bus driver for texting behind the wheel
• Authorities seek man who robbed two Hillsborough banks within 90 minutes
• Tampa girl, 6, thrown from SUV in St. Petersburg crash
• St. Petersburg Police investigate burglary, arson of furniture trucks
• Publix semitrailer truck strikes, kills pedestrian along I-4 near Seffner
• St. Petersburg police seek man accused of robbing Wendy's
• Fire engulfs vacant two-story St. Petersburg house
• Man, 74, critically injured by hit-and-run driver
• Crews respond to fire at Clearwater restaurant
• St. Petersburg College board of trustees okayed unfinished budget
• Spring Exhibit at Brooksville City Hall Art Gallery
• At public pools, we need swimming instruction
• Musicians wanted for Tampa Bay rock orchestra
• Are art critics ever wrong?
• New Tampa baby dies after being found in bucket of cleaning liquid
• New Tampa 1-year-old boy drowns in 5-gallon cleaning bucket
• Movie producer detained after knife slips past security at Tampa International
• Detectives arrest one, investigate possible second gun in Riverview double shooting
• Hillsborough schools ponder how the charter school revolution will affect them
• St. Petersburg council elections could break city's stalemate with the Tampa Bay Rays
• State trooper ferrying drunk driver to jail collides with another drunk driver, FHP says
• 19-year-old Haitian man who came to Florida for surgery dies off Fort De Soto Park
• 19-year-old who left Haiti for Florida apparently drowns off Fort DeSoto Park
• St. Petersburg motorcyclist killed after crashing in Coquina Key
• Oldsmar turns out to mourn soldier lost in Afghanistan
• Texas man charged with luring Clearwater girl faces more charges
• Hudson man, 19, accused of seducing girl, 13
• Robert Glenn Temple found guilty of first degree murder of his wife in Belleair
• Clearwater Jazz Festival artist lineup to be announced Aug. 18
• Stray cat needed big lift to get down from tree
• Hernando County brings new school, budget cuts into academic year
• The week in words
• Port Richey critic files ethics complaint over money for July Fourth fireworks show
• John Russell will make a no-party bid for 5th Congressional District
• Brooksville concert will benefit nonprofit that feeds homeless kids
• Hernando County events, Aug. 2-6
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in rear-end collision in St. Petersburg
• Government meetings, Aug. 1-5
• Mobile blood unit schedule
• Two dead after shooting at a party in Riverview
• Students at USF's Broadway Theatre Project dream of a life onstage
• Public meeting on hunting expansion draws nearly 300
• New student orientations for north Pinellas middle and high schools
• Clearwater pain doctor cleared in Medicare fraud case
• Judge gives break in Pasco DUI manslaughter case
• New Port Richey artist inspires creative minds
• Dade City man was enthusiastic baseball umpire, loving father
• Gulf View Square mall squashes flash mob proposal
• Tim Pawlenty 'never confirmed' for Pasco Reagan Day dinner
• Brooksville council considers options to cut $405,000 from its budget
• United Way of Hernando County continues Stuff the Bus school drive
• 7-year-old is a whiz at facts about U.S. presidents
• Pinellas charter school reaches out to Scientology for help
• For former Largo High star Leonard Johnson, a cornerback for Iowa State, it's time to be a role model
• Spring Hill man charged with stalking after threats, Mafia-association claims
• Palm Harbor Parks and Recreation needs inline roller hockey referee
• Hernando/Pasco Has Talent<br /><br />Hernando/Pasco Has Talent contest finals are Saturday in New Port Richey<br /><br />
• Palm scanners at lunch lines coming to some Pinellas schools
• Pinellas task force to target violent crime
• Pasco sheriff reaches $2 million settlement in age discrimination lawsuit
• Faith-based groups, Boys and Girls Club will give away backpacks to start school year
• Thieves steal semis loaded with $150,000 worth of frozen turkeys and nacho cheese
• Hernando business digest
• Business news from around Hernando County
• Weekly crime report, July 25-29
• Brooksville ministry renovates its Donation Station
• Humane Society of Nature Coast offers shorthair cat Jasmine to a good home
• Pinellas schools administration
• Out of pot, Pasco woman beats toddler, deputies say
• Amber Alert issued for 11-year-old Clearwater girl believed to be in danger
• SWAT team standoff in New Port Richey ends peacefully
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Authorities find 8-year-old girl taken from Tampa home by dad
• Tampa teen on bike dies in crash with pickup
• Clearwater man killed, four children injured in I-4 crash
• Ernest Hooper: Heartache ahead, and frogs aplenty, in navigating love
• Pinellas County, St. Petersburg and Florida to create crime-fighting unit
• Revenue down in St. Petersburg, but not as much as expected
• Following Arkansas manhunt, trainer back to face sex charges in Hillsborough
• Second Miami charter company says it is approved for Cuba flights
• In new Pasco County program, adults tell teens their stories of addiction
• Elsie Logan, go-to person in Pasco community, dies at 73
• Spring Hill man arrested in farm equipment theft
• Hernando School Board okays smaller 2011-12 budget
• Brooksville Cemetery to dedicate Green Meadow section Friday<br /><br />Brooksville Cemetery to dedicate 'green' section for natural burial option
• Hernando County libraries offer shows, other events for children
• Clearwater red-light camera plans based on tickets, not crash data
• Clearwater woman takes barber service to busy executives in their offices
• Dunedin drops plan to build bicycle, pedestrian trail after public outcry
• Gas leak forces brief evacuation of Tarpon Springs motel, offices
• Tampa City Council members issue swimming pool ultimatum to mayor
• Powerful senator's idea for new university met with open mind
• County may change Palm Harbor development plan
• Hey employees...remember "perks?"
• Man who tried to sell drone on eBay pleads guilty, Tampa prosecutors say
• Hernando officials look at more SunTrust property for county offices
• Recap of Sundays 2011 KAM-BABS Sexiest Musicians of Tampa Bay Awards Show
• Deputies arrest 35-year-old Tampa man after monthlong child porn investigation
• Head-on crash shuts down Tampa International's main entrance for several hours
• Hillsborough murder suspects pictured at nightclub
• Hillsborough County Commission wants more jobs cut in attorney's office
• Good Samaritan saves Lutz man from burning car in Land O'Lakes
• Memorial on Saturday for Oldsmar soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Senator, other leaders call for Lakeland's USF Polytechnic to become its own institution
• Port Richey council holds off on plan to put cameras on busy canal
• Pasco School Board member builds momentum for four-day week
• Pasco man charged in brutal beating faced inquiry in two unsolved murders
• Hernando residents riled up over possible post office closures
• Avid golfer Patricia Magee was independent to the end
• Prosecutor says Florida Legislature needs to decide on legality of Internet cafes
• Bicyclist badly hurt in Safety Harbor crash still in hospital
• Safety Harbor Resort and Spa is no longer in bankruptcy
• Clearwater condo residents thanks quick-thinking firefighters
• Hyatt Regency Clearwater Beach Resort and Spa in foreclosure
• Suspect in girlfriend's slaying says he didn't kill his infant son
• Clearwater murder suspect building a case that he didn't kill his infant son
• His life sentence became hers, but now there's hope
• Hernando County health and support news beginning July 28
• VA figures on timecard inquiry don't match audit
• Safety Harbor residents likely will pay less in property taxes
• Zephyrhills man charged in theft of copper parts
• Foundation for Early Learning in Pasco, Hernando will host 'Eat Smart' events
• Schools supplies sought in Hernando's Stuff the Bus campaign
• Despite protests, Thurgood Marshall Fundamental Middle School start time remains later
• Port Richey teen reportedly made bombs from YouTube videos
• Sheriff's Office hands out quarterly awards for lifesaving and service
• Largo police seek two who burglarized nature park offices
• Is painting dead?
• Body found in submerged SUV in Alafia River as missing 49-year-old Riverview man
• Passerby pulls Lutz man from flaming car after Pasco crash
• Forecasters eye tropical system in Caribbean that could be first to hit U.S.
• Black Pearl Rock Radio will re-broadcast awards show today at 12:30pm
• Get a Beauty in Balance with Nature at St. Petersburg and Clearwater, FL
• More scientists see climate change in today's extreme weather conditions
• Hillsborough officials want to know whether financial firm qualified for job subsidies
• Lawmakers hear from Wesley Chapel voters on redistricting
• Pinellas commissioners approve digital billboards
• Land O'Lakes driver faces DUI, weapons charges
• Despite differences with School Board, Hernando superintendent says he's not leaving
• Hernando County club news beginning July 27
• Protesters urge U.S. Rep. Nugent to compromise on debt ceiling
• Divers locate body inside SUV that plunged into Alafia River
• Jesse Jackson assails new Florida election law at Tampa rally
• Dunedin makes plans to expand its recycling program
• High-tech traffic signal system aims to ease Clearwater Beach congestion
• Chair volleyball brings together young, old in Tarpon Springs
• Landfill plan finds new life
• Tweaks, no major changes, proposed for St. Petersburg's government
• Tarpon Springs police recover $300,000 from crossbow caper
• Man accused of smashing car windows in Zephyrhills domestic dispute
• Brooksville City Council member leaving for a simple reason: money
• Cost of five years at Tampa General Hospital? $9.2-million.
• South Brooksville revitalization project begins Thursday
• Wife wields cleaver in fight over phone with husband
• One month after fatal crash, Pasco man charged with unrelated DUI
• Why we defend the indefensible
• Jet fuel pipeline near Tampa fixed and tests readied, four days after leak
• Teens suspended from city jobs for 'disrespectful' comments to panel featuring Derek Jeter
• Weeks later, loss of husband is painful for Hernando deputy's wife
• Weeks later, Hernando deputy's wife deals with the nightmare of his loss
• Police search for burglar who broke into South Tampa businesses
• No contamination so far from jet fuel leak
• Jet fuel leak in Tampa didn't contaminate water supply, officials say
• Slain Zephyrhills teen remembered as 'gentle giant'
• Slain Zephyrhills teen remembered as a 'gentle giant'
• Judge vacates $4.75M judgment against Idlewild church over juror misconduct
• Judge vacates $4.75 million judgment against Idlewild Baptist Church
• Zephyrhills teacher faces firing over contact with student
• St. Petersburg Shuffleboard Club to host live music
• Outspoken physician sues Largo Medical Center after it revokes his privileges
• St. Petersburg minister, wife living in uncertain times in Pakistan
• For black men, a nod can say a lot
• Coconuts Comedy Club to host standup competition
• Deputies: Hudson man smashes house when beer run takes too long
• Brooksville City Council member takes job in Panhandle
• Three new principals appointed to Pasco schools
• State releases documents of investigation into Schenecker double murder
• Madeira Beach may use budget as opportunity to reinvent town government
• A vehicle speeds away moments before body found at Tampa mobile home park
• Deputy shoots machete-wielding man in Palm Harbor parking lot
• Oldsmar teen charged with murder after gunshot victim found in woods dies
• A tale of sex, death and terror to unfold in trial
• Motorcyclist dies in collision with minivan in Palm River
• Firefighters contain New Tampa brush fire
• We need more talk about minorities' struggles
• Crews trying to contain spilled fuel near Mango
• Crews trying to contain spilled jet fuel in Tampa
• What’s up with all the knock-off statuary?
• St. Petersburg man accused of beating and raping victim
• Proposed Medicare cuts make Florida medical schools worry about doctor training
• Lanes on South Tampa's Swann Avenue to close for railroad crossing improvement
• South Tampa house fire kindled by candle left on porch, authorities say
• Authorities seek suspect in beating death at Zephryhills party
• Man accused of beating to death aspiring 'ultimate fighter' at Zephyrhills party
• Republican faithful give West a warm welcome
• DNA clues helping to solve cold case in Palm Harbor
• Even in tough times, top St. Petersburg administrators cling to car perk
• Chamberlain star Forrest Blue went on to shine in the NFL
• Residents fume as South Tampa pool reopens but one in East Tampa stays shuttered
• Indian Rocks Beach man made abrupt confession in wife's death, neighbor says
• 10 bands take the stage today in Tampa for day long awards show
• New Sweet Tomatoes Express will open in January at Clearwater Mall
• Break out the old flight jacket for "Top Gun" anniversary
• Pasco hires teacher to give county's students Mandarin Chinese lessons online
• Annual Military and Veterans Resource Fair is Saturday in Tarpon Springs
• Pinellas mental health services nonprofit expanding to Pasco
• Public steps up to save Hernando County parks from falling victim to budget ax
• Hernando school district gets budget-balancing boost from 2010-11 savings
• Pasco mask-maker says his business thrives on our desire for transformation
• Senior menus/Meals on wheels
• Dr. Paul Farmer of Partners in Health offers effective solutions for Haiti
• Governement meeting in Hernando County July 26-30
• Hernando County events July 24-30
• Locations to donate blood in Hernando County July 26-30
• Clearwater condominium fire sends five to hospital
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Katy Decker of Mena Brinno
• Deputies: Indian Rocks Beach man killed wife, kept body in bathtub for two weeks
• Death sentence overturned in '82 slayings in Largo
• Attorney general's opinion may boost bid to prosecute Pinellas, Pasco sweepstakes cafes
• Groups hope to open new charter schools in Pasco County
• Rasmussen College enrolling for satellite campus
• Boys in Tampa Titans win national AAU baseball title
• Metropolitan Ministries Pasco serves up Sunday breakfast before service
• Now serving: waffles and love
• Crescent Community Clinic in Spring Hill needs donations of money
• Hot dog vendor says Brooksville's rules are tough on her business
• Hillsborough judge uses tobacco cases to reach wayward teens
• Hillsborough judge uses tobacco cases to reach wayward teens
• A new senior pastor for United Methodist Church of Spring Hill
• Muvico sues BayWalk, alleges the shopping complex is in disrepair
• Dunedin rejects idea to restrict public's access to commissioners' e-mails
• Clearwater to take closer look at allowing synthetic lawns
• Commissioner wants Hernando to pull out of Withlacoochee Regional Water Supply Authority
• Gov. Scott wants his name off bad law
• Gov. Rick Scott wants his name off bad election law
• Hillsborough county attorney proposes more spending cuts for his office
• Brooksville motorcyclist seriously injured in collision with deer
• Come to Petco in Spring Hill on Saturdays to adopt a cat
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Man critically shot in St. Petersburg home invasion
• Deputies: Safety Harbor woman stabs boyfriend with screwdriver
• Seminole man seriously burned while working on car
• Man shot outside St. Petersburg home, police say
• Police seek suspect in late night Pinellas Park shooting
• TV and Film Classes at Venue Theatre
• Pinellas deputies investigate woman's death in Indian Rocks Beach house
• Man found bleeding and unconscious in Oldsmar woods
• Flying high, then back to the nest
• Parents implore Hillsborough County to spare after-school programs from cuts
• Clearwater reverses course again, decides to pursue red light cameras
• Westbound lanes of Bay to Bay Boulevard closed near MacDill Avenue in South Tampa
• Catoe sets date to retire from Hillsborough tourism group
• Old SunWest mine site is a contender for new Pasco park
• Hernando County Cooperative Extension Service offers classes on pest control
• Clearwater Beach skyline will soon feature Guy Harvey mural
• Residents in Oldsmar mobile win backing to keep golf carts
• Writing coach Diane Marcou lived in the moment
• Clearwater health fair aims to get children ready for school
• Craigslist ad, Walmart receipt lead police straight to suspects in theft
• Clearwater man accused of growing marijuana in his home
• Hernando officials start talking about a higher tax rate
• Wrongly imprisoned Lake Wales man makes up for lost time
• Being jobless can be biggest obstacle to getting a job
• Hernando bank robbery suspect tells of recent holdup at beauty salon
• Construction on the 2nd floor begins.
• Hernando County reveals draft of plan for fire services merger
• Quarry Gallery Opening Reception features silent auction
• Part of Nebraska Avenue shut down to traffic for emergency road repairs
• Free tickets for Harry Potter fans after less-than-magical Tampa experience
• Federal jury convicts man of lying about military status, bringing weapons to MacDill Air Force Base
• Smooth Atlantis landing ends NASA's space shuttle program
• Foreclosure filed on Seminole Mall
• New Port Richey will increase fees for popular recreation services
• Auctions entice treasure seekers to abandoned storage units
• Man attacked niece with knife, keys, police say
• Largo man to be arraigned on cyberstalking charges
• Hernando commission wants Sheriff Al Nienhuis to pare down budget proposal
• Mise En Place to have a 'ridiculous' party
• St. Petersburg greets a third Walmart at grand opening
• Acting Hillsborough County attorney responds to call for larger spending cuts
• Big plans at Belcher Road/Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard crossroads raise traffic fears
• Broken parking garage promise may cause another referendum in Tarpon Springs
• Tampa Bay Rays give fans mixed messages about Tropicana Field
• Book lovers' support keeps Hernando's Book Fair strong as a national chain fades
• U.S. Rep. Rich Nugent firm on no-tax pledge
• Fire pension problem puts Dunedin workers' raises on hold
• Dunedin woman helps the blind navigate the world
• Ousted Hillsborough County attorney files unemployment claim
• Hernando County Airport named Florida's 2011 General Aviation Airport of the Year
• Help United Way gather school supplies at Stuff the Bus event
• Benefit softball game between Pinellas Sheriff's Office and city of Oldsmar at Bright House Field on Saturday
• North Pinellas health notes
• Tampa police begin crowd control training for the 2012 Republican National Convention
• Land, sea and soul in art
• Only 4 days left until 10 bands take the stage for Tampa awards show
• In losing pension case against former police officers, city must dig deep to cover legal bills
• Wesley Chapel motorcyclist critically hurt in crash
• 'Sinkhole Guy' pays home fee for disabled Pasco vet
• Local job fair draws hundreds; 16 hired on the spot
• Community Bank's job fair draws hundreds to St. Petersburg; 16 hired on the spot
• Spring Hill bank robbery suspect is quickly captured
• Pasco Sheriff plans to give back $1.1 million in unspent budget money
• Spring Hill Fire Rescue District ordered to reply to public records request
• Man charged with hacking Tampa website
• Hernando detective warns about rising exploitation of the elderly
• Criticism dooms bid to delay Clearwater election until November 2012
• Woman 'ashamed' of drug habit that led to bank robbery
• Clearwater's red-light camera plan is all but dead
• Clearwater puts red-light camera plan on hold
• County snaps up garbage collection bid
• Agencies' funding requests exceed Safety Harbor's budget proposal
• Clearwater fire union ratifies labor contract
• In Tampa, justice too blind for mother of the convicted
• Hernando commissioners add referendum questions on taxes for sensitive lands and mosquito control
• Wesley Chapel boy shot by BB gun, has pellet in brain
• Follow the flags to Sunrise Sale and Pajama Party
• AARP founder had an eager audience in St. Petersburg
• Port Richey public works supervisor challenges his firing
• No outrage for Casey Anthony jurors
• Brett Seidenberg passes away on Sunday at the young age of 51
• Indian tradition flowed through violinist's music
• Events/meetings on the North Suncoast
• Prosecutor: Man lied to get MacDill apartment
• Prosecutor: Impostor got near brass at MacDill Air Force Base
• Board picks new leaders for Hillsborough schools
• Pinellas inmate collapses, dies while playing basketball
• Former USF point guard now top bank executive
• Community events: Chit-chat, a drag show and classic flicks
• Hotel, other businesses closer to reality on former Bay Pines Mobile Home Park property
• Bay Pines VA gets new director
• Bay Pines VA hospital gets new director
• Deputies' stand-off with man barricaded in Lealman home comes to end
• Across Tampa Bay, callers swarm mosquito agencies
• Tampa police say parents enlisted child to burglarize home
• Pasco assisted living facility files appeal to stay open
• State drops charges against 2 in major Hernando pill mill case
• Possible suspect held in Hernando bank robbery
• Brooksville manager cleared in worker's verbal abuse complaint
• Tampa house hit by arson five times before set ablaze again
• Forecasters continue monitoring Tropical Storm Bret
• ATV passenger killed, driver hurt in ATV crash in Crystal River
• Spring Hill man charged in March killing in Tampa
• Soldier from Oldsmar killed in Afghanistan
• Spc. Frank R. Gross from Oldsmar killed in Afghanistan
• Heading a transit agency can be dangerous for your career
• "I'm ready for my close-up, Mr. DeMille
• Deputies: Woman arrested after she shook baby's stroller in Dunedin
• Volunteers clean up old crab traps
• Yet again, a lonely crowd vies for St. Petersburg City Council
• Hoax bomb discovered at Largo Jiffy Lube
• Bomb squad investigating suspicious package at Largo Jiffy Lube
• Hillsborough may loosen rules on backyard beehives
• In motorcyclist's death, a cautionary tale
• Volunteer basketball coach Donte Barbery motivated hundreds of children
• Losses add up as laptops, equipment vanish from area schools
• Event for Amputees Across America on Monday at Clearwater Marine Aquarium
• Oldsmar's Bruce Haddock celebrates 25 years as city manager
• Pasco County teacher accused of molesting former student
• Hernando County newsmakers' words
• Pasco County senior menus
• Replacement home for Pasco disabled veteran still on hold
• Ambassador Program would teach troubled teens through others' mistakes
• Lacoochee shows signs of improvement, hope for future
• Bright spots emerge in Hernando County economy
• HPH Hospice to host "Healthy Brain" workshop
• Trash pickup proposal offers more services for less money
• Teacher's spirit of caring touched many lives
• Tampa Police searching for suspect in shooting
• Florida Orchestra Ends 2010/2011 Season On High Note
• Colleges say federal database listing prices doesn't provide full picture of institutions
• Historic African-American church faces foreclosure
• Man accused of killing Tampa police officer may use mental health defense
• Sweeps cafes in Pinellas County vow to fight shutdowns
• Willie Mae 'Dear' Johnson, a mother to hundreds of children
• What people are saying about the national debt limit situation
• Renovation of Tampa International Airport may bring more promotion of the city
• Protest group claims rights to free speech violated at Sims Park event
• Father agonizes over loss of Hernando toddler who swallowed oxycodone
• East Pasco Jewish community to get its own synagogue in fall
• New Port Richey women head to work on horseback once a month
• New Gulf Highlands principal says everyone must work together for turnaround
• Brooksville residents get details on Cemex mining expansion
• Plan to add horse trails to Citrus tract in works
• Three names to learn before Sunday's soccer final
• Visit Weeki Wachee Springs State Park for free Sunday
• Roof collapses at retirement community in Clearwater; nobody is hurt
• Palm Harbor designer goes back to her college love: printmaking
• Tampa mother describes attacker: her own son
• Libraries offer variety of events for kids
• Safety Harbor wrestles with $678,000 budget shortfall
• Clearwater may pay settlement to end lawsuit, get Pickles Plus Too deli out of Harborview Center
• Who are the homeless? A politician actually wants to know
• Barack Obama's re-election campaign revs up massive Florida network
• Academy at the Lakes settles debt with bank, is out of foreclosure danger
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Pinellas deputies shut down Internet sweepstakes cafes in Palm Harbor, Largo
• Safe Harbor neighbors accuse St. Petersburg mayor of shipping downtown's homeless problem to their community
• Pasco man, suspected of hiring a contract killer, arrested in 2003 disappearance of wife
• Baked goodies abound in downtown Dade City
• Pasco's Joining Hands merges with Tampa's Metropolitan Ministries to help the poor
• Pasco man pleads no contest in 2010 shooting of his friend
• Hillsborough commission tells county attorney to lose the fat
• Kids learn about insects at Springs Coast Environmental Education Center summer camp
• Dunedin planners seek public input on park improvement vision
• Antiques & Uniques in Palm harbor gives vendors a home after antique mall fire
• After drug bust, two troubled U.S. 19 motels under St. Petersburg's scrutiny
• After drug bust, two troubled U.S. 19 motels under city's scrutiny
• Clearwater intersection to close for streetscaping project
• Governor's Office drags on Hernando School Board appointment
• Hernando County Fine Arts Council in dire financial straits
• Hernando AIDS program a national model
• Eagles on East Lake land create dilemma for Morton Plant Mease Foundation
• Clearwater police use decoy bike to catch suspected thief
• Pass the tea and stop the manatee insanity!
• State files complaints against doctor involved in Brandon hepatitis outbreak
• Realtor finds homeless couple passed out in house after break-in, authorities say
• Tampa baby death a factor in Bondi legal team shift
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - LiLi Le Bullet of Triage
• Fleeing driver in deadly St. Pete crash had 5-year-old nephew with her, deputies say
• Parents grieve over loss of Hernando deputy killed in tragic crash
• Bass Pro Shops should chart course to bay area
• Pasco community chooses bahia grass seeds as a Florida-friendly landscaping alternative<br/><br/>
• After controversy over the Regent, Hillsborough agrees to help historic halls
• Port Richey sets special hearing on new ordinance to limit outside noise
• Port Richey man catches woman in the middle of theft at his home
• Furloughs on the table for Pasco County school employees
• Shady Hills woman's exotic birds create battle zone with neighbors
• Smiles and sneers in art
• Assistant Pasco administrator to retire next summer after 35 years
• Pinellas 'bed tax' collection hits record for May
• Hernando health services and support group meetings
• Tallahassee judge reverses board's decision on WorkNet Pinellas employment agency branch
• Tarpon Springs balks at $5 fee plan for Fred Howard Park
• Help sought in identifying man accused of robbing Dunedin liquor store
• Badly wounded by explosive in Afghanistan, Plant High graduate begins recovery
• Hernando Health Experience program starts in September
• New economic development leader bullish on Florida jobs creation
• Clearwater All American Sertoma Club inducted new officers, directors
• Friends plan fundraiser for a 'good guy' with aggressive cancer
• Busch Gardens to hold first-ever Grad Nite for 12th graders
• North Pinellas County military news
• Father talks of his loss in death of his 2-year-old
• Adele Gilbert delved deeply into art, education and counseling
• "Rock the Park" free concert is Saturday at Hernando Park
• Four plead guilty in 2008 St. Pete drug house shootout
• Portion of eastbound lane on Crosstown Expressway closed for repairs
• St. Petersburg police telling homeless people they can no longer sleep on streets
• Keith Wilkins to make appearance as guest speaker at Sarasota music seminar
• Sulphur Springs youth create murals to support Community Stepping Stones
• Hotelier Bill Bond, the last of the 'Bond Boys'
• At the urging of St. Petersburg business leaders, group rejects restrictions on waterfront development
• Randy 'Macho Man' Savage benefit called a 'blemish on the name of wrestling'
• Pasco elementary school delivers lunches to kids in neighborhoods
• Lake Jovita neighbors, Saint Leo University strike deal on expansion
• Dog killed in New Port Richey man's suicide attempt, deputies say
• Pasco toddler drowns in backyard pool; Pasco teen in hospital after nearly drowning
• Pasco budget proposal calls for job shifts, no raises
• Tea party activists don't keep Pasco commissioners from approving mobility fee plan
• Hernando County club news beginning July 13
• Hernando County workshop focuses on financing mosquito control
• Clearwater health fair aims to help get kids ready for school
• Hernando will push Spring Hill Fire Rescue to consolidate with county's services
• Hernando County Commission will push Spring Hill Fire Rescue district to consolidate with county's services
• Hernando commissioners hash out rising pain of 2011-12 budget
• Hernando commissioners hash out rising pain of the 2011-12 budget
• St. Petersburg College's Summer of Success program offers incoming students a head start
• Hernando Sheriff's Office seeks witnesses of car's fatal trip on U.S. 41
• Gov. Scott at last passes hearing test
• Miles told deputy before fatal crash: I'm not going to jail
• James Elementary is cleared of FCAT wrongdoing
• At least 4 new charter schools coming this fall to Pinellas County School District
• Genevieve "Gene" Sirey celebrates turning 108
• USF Polytech gets thumbs-up for freshmen, sophomores
• Pasco girl reports being sexually assaulted
• Tampa police shoot suicidal man at West Tampa house; officers uninjured, suspect survives
• Woman dies in fiery crash on Tampa's Fowler Avenue
• Principal leads St. Petersburg's Gibbs High School to improved results
• Tampa mayor seeks federal funds for GOP convention in trip to Washington
• Residents split on whether St. Petersburg waterfront needs more protections
• New Port Richey boy drowns in family pool
• Largo police say incidents near Pinellas Safe Harbor have almost doubled in a year
• DCF wants Homosassa mother accused of abuse to lose rights permanently
• Tampa trial over Head Start book purchase: fraud or author's passion?
• Riverview family 'devastated' after crash kills daughter, injures 5
• St. Petersburg man shoots ex-girlfriend, flees to North Carolina, police say
• USF, Moffitt, Busch Gardens and University Community Hospital form Tampa Innovation Alliance
• Three sentenced for death in Carrollwood home invasion
• In this real estate market, pitch meetings go a long way
• Community news: Chihuly anniversary, Trashion Fashion Show
• HART to consider fewer bus trips to Tampa International Airport
• Crystal Beach couple face prescription drug charges
• Hillsborough deputies arrest would-be bank robber after teller refuses demand for cash
• Zephyrhills restaurateur accused of keeping sales tax
• Pasco: Former neo-Nazi arrested in scrap metal scam
• Hernando planning board approves drug treatment clinic
• Southbound I-275 reopened after fiery St. Petersburg crash
• World War II vet sees hypnosis as a solution to PTSD
• Woman suffers burns in Gulfport house fire
• Trapper snags rattler that nipped boy in Clearwater
• Pinellas funding cuts would hit Meals on Wheels, other nonprofits
• From swimwear to tattoos to one heckuva idea
• Survey explores health of fish in Gulf of Mexico
• Hillsborough getting more small buses with flexible suburban routes
• Hillsborough gets more small HART buses with flexible suburban routes
• Green Iguana accused of sexual discrimination in band booking practices
• Chase around Tampa airport ends with arrest
• Artists sing, dance at Tampa's Got Talent competition for Patel Conservatory scholarships
• Deputies: Palm Harbor man behind string of car burglaries
• Art museums should get with the program
• No injuries in fire that destroyed empty Tampa house
• Hillsborough man dies in Clearwater motorcycle wreck
• Hillsborough deputy helps homeless people with firm hand, big heart
• Florida universities float new dental schools, but are they needed?
• In tour of Central Florida, GOP presidential hopeful Huntsman stresses local ties
• GOP presidential hopeful Jon Huntsman stresses Florida family ties
• Criminals beware: New DNA lab open for business
• Alva Perry: World War II Marine survived Saipan, Iwo Jima, won Silver Star
• A year out, making roads ready for Tampa's GOP convention
• Tarpon Springs Chamber of Commerce's building in foreclosure
• Tampa dermatologist takes nature photographs, sells them to benefit a Jamaican women's group
• Hernando County government meetings, week of July 11
• Hernando County births, week of July 10
• Hernando County events, week of July 11
• Blood Center mobile unit schedule, week of July 11
• Troubled New Port Richey assisted living facility plans to fight shutdown
• Jim Drumm, Zephyrhills' new city manager brings enthusiasm to the community
• Senior menu, week of July 11-15
• Donate school supplies for kids at Hospice thrift stores
• Community helps two Pasco men with new beginnings
• Clearwater libraries mark Harry Potter movie finale with special events
• Holiday man who rear-ended Sheriff's Office vehicle had prescription drugs in his possession, authorities say
• Police say elderly man found in hotel was murdered
• HPH Hospice in Spring Hill begins eight-week Grief's Journey program
• Hillsborough girl had cancer but suit pins death on tainted blood
• Hernando commissioners consider quitting Withlacoochee Regional Water Supply Authority
• Walmart, Publix to host United Way's 'Stuff the Bus' Pasco school supply campaign
• Dade City doctor, a political broker with statewide influence, dies
• Clearwater conference puts focus on skin condition vitiligo
• In Hernando, people line road for Deputy Mecklenburg's funeral procession
• Homeless Emergency Project taking over apartments from defunct Clearwater homeless agency
• After flooding, firefighters evacuate Largo mobile home park
• Firefighters respond to roof collapse at Largo mobile home park
• Gulfside hospice offers seminar on end-of-life care, planning
• Hernando considers service bid: more trash pickup at a lower cost
• Minority farmers can file for USDA payouts
• Tornado, storms hit Zephyrhills neighborhood
• Dunedin's Raising Hope fills foster kids' emergency needs with love, dignity
• St. Petersburg student wins big on Jeopardy!'s Kids Week
• Tampa veterans hospital workers didn't properly account for time off, inquiry finds
• Design competition for the Pier draws big name architects
• Brash as a candidate, Bob Buckhorn is more low-key as mayor
• No RVs at Honeymoon Island State Park, state says
• Running for Brews runners stop for socializing over craft beers
• Creating a community feel
• Why the names of the Casey Anthony jurors are important to you
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Police: Bank robber also confesses to home invasion
• Funeral for Hernando deputy set for Friday morning
• Hernando County church calendar
• Broward educator is named Florida's Teacher of the Year
• Two owners arrested after Tampa police raid store over illegal Viagra sales
• Elderly insurance fraud victim sees justice served in Pasco courtroom
• Dance studio owner in Dade City thinks cigarettes from neighbors caused roof problems
• Students react to USF's plan for gender-neutral dorms
• Rep. Weatherford to speak at Wesley Chapel Republicans' meeting
• Does British hacking scandal hold lessons for U.S. media?
• Elmer Sexauer found his field of dreams, then lost it
• United Way of Pasco names consultant as its interim leader
• Clearwater may cut 28 jobs to leave property tax rate alone
• Nielsen moving 850 workers from Dunedin call center to Oldsmar
• Two plead guilty in Tampa steak house robbery
• Brookridge Line Dance Social canceled, Elks plan murder-mystery dinner
• Casey Anthony trial verdict elicits 'jurors not welcome' sign at Skyline Chili
• Contraband at local courthouses could arm a small war
• Swiftmud matters; just ask its former boss, Sonny Vergara
• Pinellas reclaimed water system returns to full operation
• Springstead High makes a little history in national contest
• Pasco adds newspaper and cardboard recycling bins at fire stations, libraries and parks
• Registered sex offender charged with sexual battery on woman in Dade City
• Man charged with breaking into Land O'Lakes Citgo Food Mart
• Burglary suspect found hiding in attic of Zephyrhills home
• Tampa police arrest man they say robbed restaurant
• Hillsborough investigators ask public's help in finding robber
• Heavy rains to roll through Tampa Bay and threaten final shuttle launch
• Largo man arrested after string of crimes police say began at strip club
• USF to offer transgender students option to room with either sex
• For Anthony reaction, Web leaves TV networks in the dust
• Tow truck rivalries give way to sacred tradition in Clearwater
• Driver seriously hurt after ramming, fleeing St. Petersburg Police cruiser
• Riverview bride's heart is a-Twitter, not just over the groom
• Contrary crooner Jimmy Roselli overcame the wiseguys — and himself — to find success
• West Florida Young Guns U9 baseball team invited to World Series
• Teacher's passion for Pasco's past proving a gift to the future
• Casey Anthony juror says the jury wanted to find her guilty, but the evidence 'wasn't there'
• Beware channel markers that aren't lighting near Pithlachascotee River
• Small airport balks at site of sheriff's helicopter hangar
• Wesley Chapel family displaced after grill fire spreads to mobile home
• Oldsmar reaches deal with Pinellas County school district to pay for school busing
• Hit and run crash in New Port Richey kills woman walking dog
• Teen charged in string of home burglaries
• Manx the manatee, usually spotted near Sarasota, attracts attention at Clearwater Beach
• Operation PAR seeks to put its first drug treatment clinic in Hernando County
• Withlacoochee Technical Institute accepting applications for various programs, classes
• Hillsborough Education Foundation's president resigns
• Lennard not returning as Hillsborough elections supervisor after 2012, chief of staff will run for office
• Brooksville woman accused of DUI, setting fire in jail cell
• Second lawsuit filed against St. Petersburg over jetty near Albert Whitted
• Man accused of using black widow spiders to stalk woman he dated, her boyfriend
• Liquor store sold Viagra without a prescription, Tampa police say
• Oldsmar man, 32, accused of having child pornography on computer
• Old Skyway fishing pier to get new life as artificial reef
• 1-year-old girl injured in St. Petersburg bedroom fire
• HPH Hospice offers free memory screenings for people 50 and older<br /><br />
• Is art in the street a dead-end?
• New Port Richey pedestrian killed by hit-and-run driver
• Man arrested in murder of ex-wife as she slept at Gibsonton home
• Man in custody after Clearwater standoff
• $17.7 million downtown Tampa water pipe project is done
• Hundreds turn out to oppose RV camping sites at Honeymoon Island state park
• Pinellas residents warned of deadly threat of storm surge in hurricane
• Witness chases Plant City woman accused of twice running over and injuring boy
• Tampa Bay area school districts fall in rank within Florida
• Hernando County club news beginning July 6
• Funeral set for Hernando County deputy who died pursuing suspect in multicounty chase
• Two Tampa officers suspended after inquiry finds horseplay led to gun going off
• Principal of Chasco Middle School in Pasco County will switch to Dr. Long Middle
• Tampa man accused in crash that killed girl now faces DUI manslaughter charge
• Pasco County schools missing $58,000 worth of equipment
• New Hernando graduates trade classes for clicks
• Angelo's Aggregate Materials proposes smaller Pasco landfill
• Security company reports clash with former Hillsborough judge
• Rooster feathers for hairstyles bait more fashionistas
• Hernando County Recreation course for babysitters
• FWC pulls out of plan to save Chinsegut Hill Manor House
• Gov. Rick Scott's net worth drops by $115 million
• Heading over to see the shuttle launch in person? You won't be alone
• Clearwater Aging Well Center class to show seniors how to prevent falls
• Federal grand jury indicts St. Petersburg police officer on corruption charges
• Hernando School Board, superintendent Bryan Blavatt can learn from recent run-ins
• Police: Tampa solid waste employee took payoff for illegal dumping
• Brooksville man rolls into ant pile trying to avoid handcuffing, deputies say
• Competition for Pinellas cardiology patients hits mailboxes
• Hillsborough district stands by James Elementary in FCAT irregularity
• Beach celebration toasts Isabel Batchelder's 100 years<br /><br />
• Police: Man found dead at St. Pete assisted living facility was homicide victim
• Fire fighters battle flames in Riverview home
• New date and location for the “2011 Sexiest Musicians of Tampa Bay Awards show"
• Driver Michael Anthony saw his life unravel before chase that killed Hernando Deputy John Mecklenburg
• Soaking up July Fourth at St. Petersburg Pier — and with towels
• Soaking up the Fourth at the Pier -- and with towels
• Tampa Bay Lightning owner Vinik pledges $50,000 per home game to nonprofits
• Man dies after being pulled from pool
• Man dies after being pulled from Land O'Lakes pool
• Palm Harbor motorcyclist dies in Sunday crash
• Free music downloading service gaining fans at Tampa Bay libraries
• See the Fixx in Largo, meet rescued pit bull in St. Pete, donate to Gulfport Senior Center Pantry
• St. Petersburg Hooters keeps remnants of Pepin Restaurant on Fourth Street N
• Suspect in chase that killed Hernando deputy facing felony murder charge
• Body found in Alafia River confirmed as missing Valrico boater
• Hillsborough deputies investigate Valrico car fire containing woman's body
• Suspect sought in stabbing death of woman in her Gibsonton home
• Fourth of July closings around Tampa Bay
• Clearwater motorcyclist killed in Dunedin crash
• Hernando deputy killed in crash was devoted dad who 'just didn't have bad days'
• Nonprofit's boat trips part of healing process for grieving military families
• Authorities search for missing boater in Alafia River
• Two hospitalized in Pinellas Park motorcycle crash
• Mentally disabled, Tarpon man stabbed 100 times said he feared some neighbors were out to get him
• Mentally disabled Tarpon Springs man stabbed 100 times feared neighbors
• Conversations with mythmakers at Dalí Museum
• Motorcyclist dies after Dunedin crash
• A different breed of art critic
• Pinellas deputies: Uneaten glazed among evidence found on doughnut shop robbery suspect
• Evidence on Dunkin' Donuts robber was uneaten glazed, Pinellas deputies say
• Police: Tampa armed robbery caught on surveillance camera
• Hernando deputy dies after crash during chase that spanned four counties
• Tampa Bay compilation CD project abandoned due to lack of participation
• Fourth of July closings around Tampa Bay
• Viola LaCroix loved Florida sunshine, oranges and professional wrestling
• Police tread tricky path with drug informers as Tampa Bay cases show
• New Moffitt facility near International Plaza means convenience, technology for cancer patients
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Dina Mead
• Arrest made in St. Petersburg drive-by shooting
• Pinellas authorities: Man tried to dump dead girlfriend in trash before burying her in yard
• Killer couldn't find place to dispose of body, Pinellas authorities say
• Ill Vietnam vet encounters bureaucracy in getting Irish sons to states
• Police add rape accusation against Tarpon Springs man already facing murder charge
• 5-year-old girl dies of injuries sustained in drunk driving crash
• 5-year-old girl dies of injuries in collision with drunken driver, Highway Patrol says
• Zephyrhills man accused of stealing tools
• Be watchful on the beach: Loggerhead turtle nests are here
• State agency appeals rate hike for Aqua Utilities
• History, family live in letters from a Civil War soldier
• Schism growing at top of Pinellas County School District
• Tampa closing brush disposal site to save money
• Laid off, school librarian brews new beginning in Dade City coffee shop
• Hillsborough teachers divided over education reform funded by the Gates foundation
• Family fest for Wounded Warrior Project continues<br /><br />
• Southwest jet returns to Tampa gate after note found
• Pasco woman says she has 'prophetic gifts' and feels 'the call of God'
• Man, 24, facing weapon, drug charges in Dade City
• Quilt show opens at Hernando Heritage Museum
• Mental health organization opens office in New Port Richey
• Buzz among relocating business grows for Ybor's edgy style
• New Port Richey woman looks to new recipes after Paula Deen's contest
• Questions linger in aftermath of deadly crash
• Questions linger in aftermath of deadly Tampa crash
• No reason given for driver's plunge into Pithlachascotee River
• Dozens in Clearwater discuss immigration reform, part of White House initiative
• Firm studying Tarpon Springs sinkhole says Dorsett Park can open for Fourth of July weekend
• Palms of Largo drivers rout turtle thief
• Gov. Rick Scott goes 'into lion's den' to address newspaper editors
• Proposed Honeymoon Island campsites rile Dunedin residents
• Hernando County's July Fourth fun comes with caution
• Hernando County to decide which of 40 vacant jobs don't need filling
• New lifeguard towers add style to Clearwater Beach
• Fourth of July fun, volunteer opportunities among events
• Pasco business digest
• Madeira Beach budget plan is heavy on infrastructure projects
• Spring Hill fire commissioners balk at colleague's request for special meeting
• Arrest made in Sponge Docks assault, robbery
• Tampa trainer charged with sexual assault of client
• Weekly crime report
• When you are 87, the sky is not the limit
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Wet week gives way to drier Fourth of July weekend
• Hillsborough joins statewide improvements in school grades
• Fourth of July closings around Tampa Bay
• Former Port Richey public works supervisor challenges firing over sign purchases
• Two Wendy's restaurants robbed within two hours
• Schrader to face familiar challenger in Pasco County Commission race
• Speeding SUV goes off road, plunges into Pithlachascotee River
• Next Level prepares kids with training techniques
• Groundbreaker retires
• New Port Richey committee brainstorms efforts to ease special event costs
• St. Petersburg police suspends major, other officer resigns
• Hernando County's school grades take a slight dip
• Belleair woman who volunteered in Tanzania will receive town's humanitarian award
• Habitat for Humanity builds its first home in Oldsmar
• Career Army man fought homelessness, AIDS and domestic violence
• Career Army man Michael Amidei fought homelessness, AIDS and domestic violence
• New MOSI exhibit makes algebra fun
• New MOSI exhibit called Design Zone makes algebra fun
• Hernando Night Life
• Hernando County officials ponder the merits of consolidation and separation
• Pasco schools see mostly successes with release of 2010-11 grades
• Blood drives planned around Hernando County to fill urgent need
• City workers union ratifies agreement with Clearwater
• Team Florida Speed Skating members roll to victory in regional competition
• Water issues top list at Dade City budget workshop
• Hernando entertainment calendar
• Orange Festival recalls a bygone industry in Dunedin
• Hernando school superintendent blasts School Board as "dysfunctional'
• Medical Examiner: Randy "Macho Man" Savage died of heart disease
• Largo police officer fatally shoots suspect
• Former Hillsborough Commissioner Kevin White to be arraigned in federal bribery case
• Official: Seffner man struck by train likely dead before he was hit
• Unlicensed driver kills 18-year-old, injures three near Interstate 4
• Memorial serves as reminder of slain Tampa officers' commitment to protect community
• State seeks to shutter New Port Richey assisted living facility
• Port Richey's Waterfront Park may add playground accessible to disabled
• Pasco driver faces DUI charges in crash that hurt bicyclist
• Two shootings in two days occur in quiet east Pasco neighborhood
• Pasco Middle School summer program helps migrant students close achievement gap
• Aqua Utilities warned of sewage problems
• Over 30 years, Lawrence Pope influenced music students in Lakeland, Plant City, St. Petersburg
• Florida ranks 6th in study of nation's beach water quality
• Foreclosure tours unearth housing market steals in Hernando
• Colleges urge Florida Bright Futures scholarship recipients to heed new FAFSA rule
• German officials planning solar project have whirlwind tour of St. Pete
• German officials planning solar project have whirlwind tour of St. Petersburg
• Helen Ellis Memorial staff thanked for saving woman from cardiac arrest 4 times
• Safety Harbor officials balk at resort's proposed restrictions in land sale
• Clearwater, firefighters union reach contract agreement
• Driver safety classes available in July around Hernando County
• Brothers seek careers as caregivers after the loss of their father
• Former Nature Coast Technical High School coach loses state teaching certificate over affair with student
• Tampa police seek help finding Honda in homicide investigation
• Despite stalled talks of a new Rays stadium, talk of baseball heats up at City Hall
• Buckhorn again raises eyebrows with talk about Tampa Bay Rays' future
• Hillsborough kids put new school lunch items to the test
• Public forum on immigration reform scheduled for today in Clearwater
• July Fourth activities in Pasco
• First bay area electric car charging station opening in Tampa
• Crimes, rogue geese keep deputies busy
• Check out all the construction on campus!
• Life and death in art
• Police: New Port Richey man seriously injures teenage bicyclist while driving under the influence
• Former teacher considers starting over after jail time for 2009 bar fight in Treasure Island
• Human error, disconnected alarms were likely culprits behind Dade City water shutoff, report says
• Pasco man accused of shoving his way into home
• Zephyrhills picks new airport consultant
• Pasco dreams of parks, but takes no action for now
• Carwise school resource officer receives national valor award
• Carwise Middle officer gets national award for disarming student who stabbed him
• Pasco woman pleads guilty to tax fraud in conspiracy with inmate
• Time's running short for Kiran Patel's resort project on Clearwater Beach
• Teen injured in Clair-Mel shooting
• Pasco's burning ban eased to allow smaller fireworks<br /><br />
• Settling dispute over book will cost Zephyrhills more than $4,000
• Pasco deputies, dog track Beacon Woods intruders; man arrested
• Tampa marks first anniversary in shooting deaths of Officers Kocab and Curtis
• Tampa marks first anniversary in shooting deaths of officers Kocab, Curtis
• Pasco woman's Philadelphia cheese recipe is a hit in Paula Deen contest
• Bob & Daughter Produce moves to fresh, new storefront in Clearwater
• Boy, 5, likely causes fire that damaged Holiday home
• From flutter of one sign to clutter of free-for-all in Brooksville
• Hernando County club news for June 29 and beyond
• Hernando County club news for week of June 29
• New voter registration laws stymie groups trying to register voters
• New voter registration laws don't stop everyone
• Man's body found behind restaurant site in Clearwater
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Amber Lynn Nicol
• Hernando commissioner proposes combining four elected county positions
• After life's trials, each day was 'a good day' for Harry Goldsmith
• Hernando school administrator claims discrimination in demotion
• The work of USF researchers studying the long-term effects of the BP oil spill will be featured in the documentary "After the Spill." Watch the online episode starting June 29 at
• Pinellas deputy fatally shoots suspect in Palm Harbor
• South Carolina tourist dies after parasailing boat malfunctions off Longboat Key
• Forecasters watching weather near Mexico for signs of Tropical Storm Arlene
• Fire destroys vacationing firefighter's Tampa home
• FHP investigating fatal crash in Tampa
• Police: Tampa man in critical condition after being shot by brother
• FHP investigating fatal crash in Spring Hill
• Candidates file to run for St. Petersburg City Council, including the producer for Bubba the Love Sponge
• Woman says she never hurt kittens
• Pinellas deputies looking for man who held up two Largo-area businesses Thursday
• 163 Hillsborough County employees sign up for incentives to retire early
• Tampa police dedicate memorial on anniversary marking deaths of two officers
• Hillsborough schools start teacher union negotiations
• Homeless aid groups push back against Foster's plan to create countywide funding authority
• FSU professor to study: Is Bright Futures working?
• Police: Clearwater woman was driving drunk when she hit her friend
• Three from Temple Terrace arrested in insurance fraud case
• St. Petersburg bicyclist dies after colliding with car
• Most expensive home in Hillsborough real estate market just got a little cheaper
• New Jonny Reno's restaurant at Pier hopes to open July 4 weekend
• Hazing on Coast Guard cutter 'Venturous' leads to discipline of seven
• Police: Man critically wounded after shooting brother, himself in Tampa
• Man arrested in Ybor traffic stop was on probation for DUI manslaughter
• Florida's GOP Senate candidates court tea party vote at Pinellas forum
• SunRail hangs on decision; all roads lead to food
• A 9-11 commemoration is pure camp
• Convicted drunken driver without license arrested in Tampa
• Monthly rainfall observations overflow with Sunday's heavy rains
• Sunday's heavy rainfall totals close to one-month average for June
• Regular patron arrested in early morning killing in Hillsborough bar
• Full Moon Saloon pulls plug on awards show 8 hours before start of event
• Police: Tarpon Springs man stabbed neighbor more than 100 times
• Hillsborough teachers wrap up challenging first year under Gates reforms
• Kevin White's trip from family outcast to top of Hillsborough politics to bribery charges
• Clearwater teen arrested after Saturday morning shooting
• NOW conference recognizes Pinellas Girls Inc. documentary
• Woman struck by boat propeller near Sand Key
• Local business writer Carl Cronan known for southern charm
• New York's new law gives St. Pete Pride parade an extra buzz
• Pesky mosquitoes will only get worse with summer's rains
• The 2011 Sexiest Musicians of Tampa Bay Awards Show comes to Ybor tomorrow
• Drive-by shooting in St. Petersburg injures one; pursuit ends with overturned cruiser
• Drive-by shooting injures one; police pursuit ends with overturned cruiser
• Proposal for citizen review of Tarpon Springs police gains little support
• Crash kills Holiday teen, injures two passengers
• Clearwater to flush drinking water system in one region
• Safety Harbor waits for usage rules before finalizing land buy from resort
• Pasco willing to give incentives for pedestrian-friendly developments
• Pasco teen dies in car crash
• Port Richey funeral home owner found life's calling in presence of death
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior meal menus
• Brooksville "miracle kid" now grown, beat leukemia, got heart transplant, now needs kidney
• Culinary arts program's donation plan fails to stir contributors' appetite
• Stunt horse company founder's charges live for limelight in Hernando County
• Brookville closing part of Main Street for event Tuesday
• LifeSouth Community Blood Center to celebrate early July Fourth
• 'Hands Across the Sand' protest returns to region's beaches today
• St. Petersburg cyclist seriously hurt in collision with car
• Deputies search for gray Cadillac in hit-and-run that killed motorcyclist
• Henrietta Eddy lived for her husband and the open road
• Pasco paraplegic finds himself in faith and family
• Tampa retiree says he lost belongings in foreclosure blunder
• Land O'Lakes man charged with armed home invasion after Dachshund pups taken
• One Pasco teacher resigns; another gets unpaid suspension
• Pasco County school district considers fate of Kelley-designed schools
• School superintendent Bryan Blavatt to present third proposal for reorganizing Hernando County district office
• Tarpon Springs street, park remain closed after sinkhole opens
• Some shows a theater fan and reviewer can see, and write about, over and over
• Hillsborough property appraiser questions impartiality of new Value Adjustment Board member
• Property appraiser questions impartiality of new Value Adjustment Board member
• Controversial Eastside Elementary assistant principal's job is eliminated
• Student accused of stabbing officer pleads guilty to firebomb charges
• Pinellas student accused of stabbing officer pleads guilty to firebomb charges
• Man gets 25 year in DUI crash that killed cab driver
• Resident at center of controversial group home investigation will be moved soon
• Belleview Biltmore owner offers to pay for feasibility study
• Tarpon Springs nonprofit to host community baby shower
• Brooksville to host first official state Blueberry Festival in May
• Deputies: Palm Harbor robbery suspect arrested in South Carolina
• Along with the crowds, Tampa 2012 GOP convention planners prepare for the possibility of a hurricane
• USF staff, faculty could get 3 percent bonuses
• Amateur radio clubs' annual Field Day event starts today<br /><br />
• Faith Evangelical Presbyterian Church hosts two-week summer camp
• Embattled Lakeland contractor pulls out of Hillsborough ethanol project
• Fire breaks out in KFC kitchen in Seminole
• Journal entries and e-mails detail a lonely, bitter George S. Georgiou, who is accused of killing his grandparents
• Regent community center board weathers questions in first public meeting
• Still no clear policy on sex at controversial home for mentally disabled men
• St. Pete Pride organizers expect to shatter attendance records Saturday
• Bella Verde developers given a tight deadline to keep project alive
• PHCC's Wesley Chapel campus to boast seven-story building
• Program helps cancer patients look good, feel better
• Hillsborough Children's Board considers across-the-board cuts, eliminating some programs
• Hillsborough Children's Board considers big cuts to providers
• State Farm Insurance agent appointed to Florida Elections Commission<br /><br />
• Pinellas deputies: Man shot dogs after dispute
• Sand Key renourishment project funding approved, could start by November
• Traffic-calming roadwork set to end Monday for Clearwater's Morningside-Meadows neighborhood
• Dunedin plans once-a-week pickup for some debris
• U.S. Rep. Rich Nugent supports plan to bring troops home from Afghanistan
• All kids had to do at True Life Center's free sports camp was play
• NOW conference in Tampa seeks to bring new generation into the fold
• NOW conference seeks to bring new generation into the fold
• In search of the Great Brooksvillian — or at least a darned good one
• R.C. Purdy had all he needed with fishing and family
• Family Freedom Fest July 1-4 will benefit Wounded Warrior Project
• Spring Hill Ponytails softball team qualifies for Florida State World Series
• Bono's ONE tries to gain support in Florida for helping poor nations
• St. Peterburg City Council rejects privatization of public housing complex -- for now
• Grand jury formally indicts pair in murders of two Tampa teens
• Deputies look for missing Hillsborough woman
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• FHP: Motorcyclist hits two cars, dies in crash
• TFO Kicks Off Musical Instrument and Accessory Donation Drive
• Hospice founder Patricia Pasach lobbied for the terminally ill
• Deputies: Man throws 3-year-old to ground causing head swelling
• St. Pete council hears from residents on budget, business and shuffleboard
• Tampa dentist hopes to fill need with cost-cutting dental exams
• Pair lied to get $100 million contract at MacDill's Special Operations Command, feds say
• Zephyrhills City Council member Tim Urban stepping down
• Chasco Fiesta called money loser for New Port Richey
• North Pinellas births
• Hudson back surgeon wins negligence lawsuit
• Clearwater woman stands her ground over synthetic turf
• Funding dries up for teen summer jobs program
• Oldsmar to pay steeper bus fee hike to get kids to school
• Clearwater benefit set June 26 for man who needs kidney transplant
• Tarpon Springs gains ownership of part of Tarpon Avenue
• Clearwater police: Man struck and killed by vehicle on Drew Street
• Poster for this year's Clearwater Jazz Holiday is unveiled
• Humane Society of the Nature Coast reduces adult adoption fees for June
• Kitty in house fire expected to recover from injuries
• Kitty in house fire expected to recovery from injuries
• Eastern Equine Encephalitis virus found in a sentinel chicken in Hernando County<br /><br />
• Hernando County Commissioner Jeff Stabins wants to start own TV show
• Austin's departure from TIA board leaves chairman's job up for grabs
• Brooksville pursues easing rules on temporary business signs
• Spring Hill YMCA leader heads to West Coast
• Health notes for North Pinellas County
• Military news for North Pinellas County
• Pinellas County club news
• Teen driver who crashed into tree has died, St. Petersburg police say
• Pasco jury convicts man of beating, terrorizing ex-wife
• You call this an art museum?
• Pinellas deputies arrest driver who admitted drinking before crash, fleeing scene
• Facebook photos lead to charges of killing game out of season
• 87-year-old St. Petersburg Shuffleboard Club says city's plans for upgrades exceed its needs
• Pasco deputies investigate Wesley Chapel shooting and Holiday home invasion
• Cancer is another bitter pill for Hernando family dealing with loss of life savings
• Former Bay Pines nurse accused of sexual battery on VA mental health patient
• New library for Clearwater campus tops St. Petersburg College's wish list
• Commissioners support mobility fee plan to help direct growth
• Hernando School Board finds no easy answers to closing budget gap
• Two Pasco County principals leave for school district jobs
• Jury hears tape of Pasco man, accused of terrorizing ex-wife, asking her to change story
• New Hernando procurement supervisor told he has 'full authority' to fix woes
• Trial begins in DUI case in which cabdriver died in Pinellas County
• Hernando commissioners deeply divided on audit's critical findings
• Hernando club news for June 22-25
• Hernando club news for June 22 and beyond
• Budget concerns behind proposal to eliminate fluoride from Dunedin's water
• Tampa cosmetic surgeon in legal trouble over use of narcotic Demerol
• Downtown Tampa needs activity, high-density growth, audacious vision, mayors say
• Downtown Tampa needs activity, high-density growth and audacious vision, mayors say
• Missing Holiday woman, 62, found up to her neck in mud
• Clearwater man says three men forced their way into house, shot him
• Pasco organizer hopes camps inspire kids to have an NFL Flag Football league
• Pasco County bans bonfires, trash burning
• Audit of Hernando Beach dredge hiring problems not so easy to digest
• Austin to leave Tampa International Airport governing board
• Palm Harbor, Clearwater women celebrate 100th birthdays
• Two charged with neglect after 2-year-old is found in stroller in Brooksville road
• Largo Public Library will be closed on Sundays
• From scooter to SUV, our mayors and how they roll
• Represent USFSP on the big screen at a Bulls football game! Show your Bull pride by uploading your version of the USF Fight Song!
• No one injured in Wesley Chapel house fire
• Police seek three suspects in shooting in Clearwater
• St. Petersburg police say teenage driver injured after losing control of car, crashing
• Pinellas superintendent asked Hillsborough schools' attorney for advice
• Two boaters clobbered by sturgeon leaping in Suwannee River
• Hillsborough commissioners approve election boundaries for next decade
• Haley VA Medical Center opens polytrauma unit
• 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa prepares for surge of power and press
• Finalists for Florida education commissioner make their pitch
• Finalists for state education post make their pitch
• Former Hillsborough administrator Bean sues commissioners over termination payout
• Girls Inc. of Pinellas to receive award for documentary
• Kmart suicide victim helped others, struggled with depression
• Pasco: Trial begins for man accused of terrorizing ex-wife
• It's a tough market for Tampa Bay teens seeking summer jobs
• Behind a vow of silence, Mystery Monkey lives out his days in St. Petersburg neighborhood
• One dog dead, another neglected; Pasco man jailed
• Station wagon crashes through Oldsmar post office
• Orlando based band comes up with inventive way to fund North American tour
• Pasco man gets prison for shooting neighbor over cats
• Teen says Hudson man sexually abused her for years
• Tampa Bay Water board to vote on reservoir repair, expansion
• Tampa police seek suspect who dragged hit and run victim for more than 400 feet
• Florida's state colleges look at new revenue streams
• It's a buyer's market as Hillsborough gears up to hire 1,000 teachers
• Port Richey man's suicide was an end to his suffering
• Everything you need to know about Tampa Bay's red-light cameras
• Children take on curfews, movie flops, kids menu games
• Hillsborough set to vote on election boundaries
• Bankrolling a bad art idea
• Arrest three months ago troubled man who shot himself in Pasco Kmart
• Deputies arrest man in fatal stabbing near Hillsborough homeless camp
• Pasco man hospitalized with burns after early-morning crash
• Tampa's oldest church, First United Methodist, will close
• Memorial to fallen Hernando County soldier is time of reflection for his commanding officer
• Dorset Park closed as Tarpon Springs investigates ground depressions
• In St. Petersburg, Juneteenth celebration a time for cultural learning
• Firefighters battle blaze at recycling plant in Seffner
• New election law still stings Hillsborough County's League of Women Voters
• Refugees count their blessings on World Refugee Day in Tampa
• Shoplifting suspect shoots himself while inside Hudson Kmart store
• Shoplifting suspect shoots himself while inside Hudson Kmart
• Arrested St. Petersburg Detective Anthony Foster didn't recognize the tactics
• Social Network Radio launches last month and is looking for local artists
• Orlando man charged with sexual abuse of 5-year-old Palm Harbor child
• Palm Harbor promotes Erica Lynford to full-time parks and recreation director
• Former Palm Harbor University High teacher John Burton takes 37 years of experience to Tampa private school
• Lacoochee Elementary working to reverse sliding FCAT scores two years after strong showing
• Clearwater council at odds over city election date, terms
• Roseate spoonbills wing their way back to north Pinellas
• Hernando events, week of June 19
• Man copes with loss of his son, his best friend, killed last Father's Day
• Silver Alert issued for Sun City Center man
• Lakeland man charged in Ybor City rape
• Brandon man arrested on sex assault warrant from Connecticut
• Dorset Park in Tarpon Springs shut down after report of another sinkhole
• When it's all over, the feds want Gerald White's Navigator
• Pinellas School Board member objects to choice of facilitators for Janssen session
• Fireworks will be part of three holiday events in Pasco County
• New Hillsborough program helps ex-inmates adjust to life outside prison
• Kids' Stuff Preschool sold, owner Cathy Peckett of Land O'Lakes to retire after 37 years
• New Hernando Democratic Committee chairman says days of disharmony are over
• Retired mason Donald Wentworth leads Sunday services at Pasco nursing home
• Documents detail how Hudson man was killed
• $300,000 grant set aside for community center in Lacoochee
• University of Florida student focuses on freshness with his Oldsmar restaurant
• Learn about irrigation systems at Hernando County Extension Service
• Epilogue: Clearwater's longtime public works director Max Battle dies at 85
• With crime down, Hillsborough's Orient Road Jail is almost emptied
• Sports camp in Land O'Lakes will focus on speed, agility
• Tampa International Airport about to enter the pay-to-play airline incentives game
• Firefighters find themselves a long way from 9/11 as they struggle to negotiate new contract
• Dunedin will use Penny for Pinellas funds for new field lighting at youth football program
• Homeless man arrested in May 4 robbery in Port Richey
• Tampa man facing animal cruelty charge
• Business digest for week of June 18-24
• Bill Rosenblatt cared for others before Alzheimers made others care for him
• Hernando County awaits bids from garbage collection companies
• Some south Pinellas County residents won't be able to water lawn on Monday
• Second suspect charged in case of slain South Tampa teens
• Fire in Clearwater destroys two yachts
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• St. Petersburg neighborhood reaches settlement with Raytheon over pollution
• Heading Hillsborough transportation agency proved lucrative for Kevin White's campaigns
• City to pay parking for Muvico customers
• St. Petersburg police review fatal officer shootings, but don't reveal much
• Pinellas deputies round up suspects in U.S. 19 drug sweep
• Law agencies: Former Hillsborough Commissioner White didn't hold sway over who got towing jobs
• Man stabbed in fight over woman in Zephyrhills, deputies say
• Tarpon Springs family watches as giant sinkholes form all around them
• Wesley Chapel driver pulled gun in road rage incident, Pasco Sheriff's Office says
• Alternatives weighed for funding Spring Hill Fire Rescue
• Man is accused of neglect after child is found in pool
• Ex-security guard sues Stiefel Aluminum in Dade City
• Rays' summer reading program starts today
• Hernando school district may cut about 110 teachers
• Two events Saturday honor slain soldier from Hernando Beach
• U.S. Attorney a veteran at fighting public corruption
• Dunedin Fine Art Center opens up new wing to young and older artists
• Free meals, other benefits available to donors at LifeSouth Community Blood Center in Spring Hill
• Hernando tightens home day care rules
• Hernando Night Life
• Deadline extended for fundraising to save Chinsegut Hill property
• Hernando County business news
• Brothers want people to understand problems facing foster children
• Tarpon Springs commissioners discuss lowering property tax rate
• Vandals repeatedly spray-paint RCS service agency vehicles in Clearwater
• Developer scraps plans for housing and offices at the old Toytown landfill
• Road ranger's assistance a real lifesaver
• "Big John" delivered full service at Bob Lee's
• Pinellas County drop-off sites available for recycling phone books
• Midnight Rush decides to continue on - Cheeky Monkey postpones debut return
• Another very hot afternoon across Tampa Bay follows strong overnight storm
• Kenneth City Police chief gets to keep his job
• Clearwater kitchen fire damages home, displaces three people
• Chess whiz Andrew Scherman applied the game to life
• Class of 2011 Central High School
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• Amid White indictment, arguments swirl over need for transportation commission
• Port Richey canal dredging project stays alive
• Michael McAdams murder trial continues in Dade City
• Pasco charter school idea already has two backers in Florida legislature
• When Pasco teen has first haircut at age 14, 23 inches go to Locks of Love
• Hernando County teachers union makes concessions in talks with district
• Belleair leaders hire consultant to help determine Biltmore hotel's fate
• Spring Hill voters reject giving taxing power to fire district
• Clearwater council tackles short-term rental ban minefield
• Kevin White and public mistrust
• Once a glamorous resort, Belleview Biltmore is now stark, barren
• Drug sweeps nets 35 arrests in Pasco
• Without help, it's lights out for Dunedin Junior Falcons
• New details emerge in Bananas Foster fire that burned restaurant patrons
• One bank catering to the rich, trying not to crater
• Homeowner hits burglar with golf club
• Hernando High senior wins state's Family, Career and Community Leaders of America competition
• Pasco customers keep up fight against new Aqua Utilities rates
• Hillsborough County adds 10 sites for recharging electric cars
• Man arrested in Clearwater theft; lengthy rap sheet dates back to 1989
• Dunedin crafting policy to sell city-owned surplus properties
• Bribery timeline
• Kevin Whites's troubles
• Hernando County Public Library System has programs that cater to kids
• Kevin White's father was his partner in bribery scheme, authorities say
• Dali in 3-D
• Artist profile - Jay Hajj of Scream Machine
• Former Hillsborough commissioner Kevin White indicted on federal charges
• One dead and one seriously injured in collision with FedEx truck in Tampa
• Hillsborough sheriff plans to restore cash benefit to 3,500 workers
• Spat breaks out amid kudos at Hillsborough School Board meeting
• Clearwater to buy a St. Petersburg Times office for $2.2 million
• Janssen and Pinellas school board decide it's time to talk
• Tampa-based airline mechanic evaluated after authorities say he stowed away
• Clothes Mentor, women's resale franchise, opens in Palm Harbor
• Zephyrhills gives city employees slight payroll boost to offset pension deduction
• Swimmers hope to keep Pasco County pools from closing
• Trial begins in Pasco double homicide
• RAP River Run results are encouraging to all
• Threats to Dade City kids, mother leads to man's arrest
• Hernando libraries offer Movement and Music program for ages 3-5
• Tarpon High school resource officer wins honor
• U.S. Attorney accuses Hillsborough company of defrauding health care programs
• Hernando County Democrats prepare to pick a new leader
• Hernando County Democrats prepare to pick new leader
• Dunedin firefighters union may sue city over reserve pension money
• Tampa City Council, still divided over what to do, takes on panhandling
• Hernando county staff will keep overseeing dredge project
• Ethics complaint fuels Hernando County Commission discussion and calls to resign
• Hernando County Rec Department offering children's summer camps
• Young Mulligan Law a fix for kids being stupid
• Tarpon police seek suspect they say hit 76-year-old man with gun, took his wallet
• Council of North County Neighborhoods names student essay winners for 2011
• Hillsborough clerk defends using federal money for bonuses
• Don Pierson was king of the midway carnival games
• St. Petersburg trying to criminalize homelessness, advocates argue
• Precious metal buyers in Tampa on road show
• Black Rose shows much improvement with the addition of Blue and Sampson
• USF St. Petersburg students, Reuben Pressman-Entrepreneurship '11 and Hunter Payne-Graphic Design '12, were recently featured on Fox 13's "What's Right with Tampa Bay" for their spontaneous community-building project, Swings
• Fire breaks out at apartment complex in Tampa
• Alcohol suspected in death of construction worker, 19, on Interstate 75 in Brandon
• Pasco crash claims 83-year-old pedestrian
• Man runs into New Port Richey Applebee's, yells he's been kidnapped
• Amid Hillsborough County budget woes, parents plead for after-school programs
• Suncoast events and meetings June 14
• Mayor Bill Foster details more plans for addressing homeless
• Tea party group offers summer camp
• Two accused of trying to extort Everest University leader
• Tampa Bay law enforcement gives first-time juvenile offenders a break
• Latest response to teen crime may eliminate first arrest
• Second thoughts about Tampa Museum’s Degas show
• Despite budget cuts, Hillsborough administrator wants new emergency center
• St. Petersburg police looking for two men in break-in, shooting
• Gulfport Senior Center Pantry needs donations
• Deputies: Pasco man tried to kidnap woman on walk
• Hillsborough deputies use stun gun on man who won't leave school
• Search crews get closer to finding welder's body in Wheedon Island plant collapse
• Seven sent to hospitals after SUV left running in garage at Tampa home
• FedEx loses latest round in Hillsborough property tax dispute
• Scream Machine debuts Lee Fenical and Mike Dillon to a packed L.A. Hangout crowd
• Facebook Syndication Error
• Man took pictures and attempted to rape sleeping woman, Tampa police say
• Cyclists feel singled out in draft of Florida safety campaign
• Death of Tampa teens should serve as wakeup call
• Police: Tampa man took photo of sleeping woman then tried to attack her
• Brandon bathroom video voyeurism suspect found dead in Punta Gorda
• The First Lady, fine arts and fleshiness
• Artist profile - Brad Keith of Scream Machine
• Woman severely burned by bananas Foster at Palm Harbor restaurant
• Authorities search for vehicle in fatal Hillsborough hit-and-run crash with motorcyclist
• Rescue crews on Weedon Island continue search for missing welder's body
• St. Petersburg police investigating murder-suicide
• Restaurant worker sets off fiery explosion
• Hispanic FCAT scores lagging behind scores of peers statewide
• Kids' dreams of being on stage rise with <i>Chocolate Nutcracker </i>auditions
• No need to panic about groups' tax exemptions
• Crash victim a mom to neighborhood
• Deputies: Speeding, runaway vehicle causes crash on Bayside Bridge
• Mom arrested for serving alcohol to teens
• Full Moon cancels bands and closes for remodel - Awards show will still go on
• Finally, their moment
• Through heart problems, transplant by age 9, Palm Harbor University High grad's will never wavered
• Clearwater City Council to discuss short-term beach condo rentals
• Clearwater working on plan to fix East Gateway
• Zephyrhills City Manager Steve Spina looks back on decades in City Hall
• Anthony Becht's football camp tackles life lessons
• Direction of New Port Richey to be discussed in workshop
• Former Dade City utilities manager says city leaders are trying to pin blame on him for water outage
• Couple face their own challenges by giving comfort to hospice patients
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior meal menus
• A chance to take on the big questions in Hernando County government
• Hernando Adopt-A-Cat program tugs at purse, heartstrings
• Hernando administrator pushes for county government consolidation
• Missing kayaker found in Tampa Bay
• Hernando government meetings, Week of June 13
• Hernando events, Week of June 12
• Property tax exemption available to members of military
• Blood Center mobile unit locations, Week of June 12
• Family's agony lingers in motorcyclist's tragic death
• Rescuers end search for man trapped underneath Progress Energy plant on Weedon Island
• Hillsborough County transit agency in no hurry to replace fired leader
• Pasco weekly crime report
• Sweepstakes cafes try to dodge Pinellas sheriff by moving to cities
• Mitchell High student makes plea to Gov. Rick Scott about education cuts
• Tempers flare as voting continues in Spring Hill fire district
• Ethics complaint targets Hernando County Commissioner Jeff Stabins
• Dontae Morris denied bail; investigators air possible motives in killings
• Accused cop killer denied bail
• Clearwater and Largo police collect 324 guns in Gifts for Guns initiative
• Landlords will liquidate all shoes for $20 at Abby Shoes in Spring Hill's Trinity Plaza
• Susan Arnett to resign as president of the United Way of Pasco
• Dunedin students help build artificial reef
• Dunedin spending plan would cut the hours of police patrols
• Sports luminaries, Tampa community turn out for Tom McEwen's funeral
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium expansion gets under way
• At high school graduations, girls rule
• At Tampa Bay area high school graduations, girls outperform boys
• Bethlehem Progressive Baptist Church thankful for 150 years
• Man in Hernando County jail charged for pawning stolen jewelry
• Intoxicated man, 49, jailed and charged with assault in New Port Richey
• Gas gouging our tourist friends over in Mouse City
• Man accused of burglarizing six Holiday homes
• Pasco business digest, week of June 11-17
• Tampa proposes privatizing water meter reading
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Residents make pitch for reconfiguring Hillsborough County Commission districts
• Will Clearwater press Scientology to pay $450,000 fine in full?
• Ernest Hooper: Elections chief will have a lot to talk about
• Pinellas School Board wants to air concerns about superintendent Janssen
• Hillsborough officials ponder the what-ifs of the Rays' future
• Learning is dramatic for Richey Suncoast Theatre campers
• Port Richey council members consider pay raises for city workers
• Patricia Ann Dance Studio in Dunedin marks 50-year milestone
• $1M EPA grant to help identify, clean up contaminated sites
• Pasco-Hernando Community College picks new athletic director, men's basketball coach
• St. Petersburg woman killed after walking into traffic
• Vendors at Dunedin antiques mall sift through fire damage
• Pinellas County considers raising utilities rates in coming years
• Tampa police announce arrest in slaying of teens
• Robbery was behind murder of two teens, Tampa police say in announcing arrest
• Firefighters: workers may be trapped in building collapse
• Rescuers work to free man trapped inside rubble of building collapse
• Celebrate Juneteenth at Booker T. Washington schoolhouse
• Hillsborough commissioners discuss budget priorities
• Police gun buyback program takes place in Clearwater, Largo today
• Skype lets Spring Hill kids see, chat with new friends in Vietnam
• Hey St. Pete, can we talk Rays, and Tampa?
• Even a sheriff can't be above the law of budgets
• Epilogue: Clearwater woman loved family, was "rock star" in business community
• Assistant to Brooksville city manager files complaint against her
• Nonprofit plans foreclosure prevention workshop in Brooksville
• Hernando official would slash dozens of jobs, then rehire at lower pay
• The Glenn Cummings Band parts ways with drummer Regan Scott Knight
• Venus with arms for a change
• Clearwater residential fire claims at least one
• Nearly 5,000 gallons of diesel leak into Port of Tampa
• Police: Brother misled investigators in St. Petersburg officer's death
• Educator and author Diane Ravitch battles the system she helped to build
• Lawyer argues for new trial in '87 Lakeland slaying
• Trial begins for duo accused using energy tax credits to defraud IRS
• Commissioner pitches way to help new Rays stadium in Hillsborough
• Zephyrhills man begins life without his wife of nearly 50 years
• Deliberations scheduled for third day in Tate murder trial
• Chunk of public money going to Raymond James Stadium slated for luxury suite renovations
• Taxpayers chipping in for Tampa Bay Bucs' luxury suite renovations
• St. Petersburg detective's arrest may cause problems for criminal cases he worked on
• Spring Hill man gets 18 years in prison for lawn equipment, prescription drug theft ring
• Feathers still flying in Pasco residents' exotic bird dispute
• Early college experience caused gaps for some high school seniors
• Metropolitan Planning Organization ignores recommendation for Medicaid patient transport
• Janssen's plans for Melrose Elementary has some worried
• Hernando school superintendent unveils slew of principal reassignments
• Eagerness, apprehension abound among Hillsborough's newest teacher evaluators
• Few show at pitch for public input at controversial Riverview community center
• Springbrook Hospital names critical care wing for longtime medical director
• Community groups tell county let us help keep parks open
• Dunedin Blue Jays "Denim and Underwear Drive" runs June 10-16
• New Port Richey denies church land-use change for counseling center
• Pasco Algebra I students beat state average
• Wesley Chapel day care worker charged with neglect
• Hernando students score about average in first step away from FCAT
• Judge recommends light punishment for Winters, Yonker
• Four arrested on drug, weapons charges in Spring Hill
• North Pinellas club news
• Health notes for week of June 9-15
• Mike Dillon and Lee Fenical join Scream Machine
• Police identify St. Petersburg man killed in drive-by shooting on sidewalk
• New Pinellas public safety campus starts to take shape
• Hillsborough light rail foe seeks 'to seal the coffin'
• Pasco County woman recalls harrowing flight from thunderstorm's havoc
• Pasco County approves deal on vacant industrial park land
• It's summer for us, too
• Pasco County library events
• Boy, 10, a Florida state Brazilian jiujitsu champ after only three months of training
• Pasco man arrested in Pinellas, jailed in his sister's shooting
• Hernando County prepares to send out layoff notices
• Yellow Cab sees red over Medicaid ride program bidding in Pinellas
• Friends of Crescent Community Clinic in Spring Hill to meet Thursday
• Hernando school superintendent frustrated in bid to reorganized administrative office
• Two Pinellas jail deputies suspended, one resigns in wake of inmate mistreatment probe
• Brooksville approves $819K water projects contract
• Gulfport homeowner rescued as kitchen fire spreads
• Dunedin proposes 6% tax rate cut, stormwater rate hike
• Clearwater summer reading programs to start
• Safety Harbor honors 10-year-old who saved his family in April house fire
• Jurors sifting through complex issues in babysitter's murder trial
• Springstead High actor to attend Carnegie Mellon University
• Forced to care about the stupid national sex scandal of the day
• St. Pete police: Missing 21-year-old woman filed false report, made up allegations
• St. Petersburg mulling locations for red light cameras
• Storm unlikely to become tropical system but could improve our rain chances
• Midnight Rush disbands - Cheeky Monkey to make return debut at awards show
• Hillsborough schools grapple with tougher FCAT
• Hillsborough County firefighter from Spring Hill dies in accident
• Hernando, Pasco County picks and meetings
• Hispanic group forms to have voice in Hillsborough County redistricting
• Hillsborough medic killed in crash was not wearing seat belt
• Pinellas Park man arrested in May pharmacy robbery
• Florida beach nourishment gets funded after all
• High winds topple trees, block roads in northeast Pasco
• Crash-test dummy used by defense to simulate toddler's death
• Crash-test dummy makes appearance in Hillsborough murder trial
• Community news: Senior dance, '70s dance, "dive-in" movie
• Al Rogers: A lover of books and poetry, he fought in three wars
• Al Rogers, a lover of books and poetry, fought in three wars
• FCAT results a mixed bag in Pasco, Hernando counties
• Pinellas Housing Authority land purchase could yield commission for former board member
• Historical group wants to take over Hernando cannery
• Hernando seeks assurance from contractor that stalled dredge will meet state deadline
• Live music bar scene - Weekend in review
• Spring Hill Fire Rescue meeting canceled
• Paint trail led deputies to Palm Harbor man accused of vandalizing dozens of cars
• Massive art 'Big Max' is headed for St. Petersburg
• Gulfport is Rand McNally finalist for one of America's best food towns
• 13-year-old boy shot in Tampa home Sunday is pronounced dead
• Reward offered for information in double shooting in Tampa
• Spring Hill man dies after crashing into concrete pole
• Hillsborough's $1 million study will look at toll lanes and express buses
• Hurricane forecasters watching low-pressure system in Caribbean
• D-Day anniversary: St. Petersburg man risked it all
• D-day anniversary: St. Petersburg veteran recalls Omaha Beach
• Spring Hill man dies after single-vehicle crash
• HART chief's ousting may ripple across budget
• Tampa airport police arrest passenger they say was too drunk to fly
• Filling in for fine artists
• Lakeland double homicide suspect turns himself in to Hillsborough authorities
• Former Tampa Tribune sports editor Tom McEwen dies
• Teenage sister killed, younger brother injured in Tampa shooting
• Wikkid picks Owen Law as new bass player
• NAACP gala honors fallen officers with speeches and song
• Longtime Pinellas administrator steps down amid controversy
• Printing for Pinellas schools goes to same vendors
• Teacher contract talks never stop in Hillsborough
• Lucille Pieti Milne: Engineer was prized for her mind, hyped over her looks at Chrysler
• USF professor is impugned, but employed
• USF sees increase in reported on-campus rapes; victims see little justice
• Motivated toward success
• With help of mentor, Gulf High graduate turns his life around, finds success
• Clearwater veteran looks back on 67 years since invasion of D-Day
• Bare-bones Meres Boulevard being built without curbs, gutters or sidewalks
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior meal menus
• Hernando-area restaurants fall victim to tough economy
• Starkey's land deal with Swiftmud doomed by Gov. Rick Scott
• Change is coming to low-income St. Petersburg housing complex
• Barbecue fundraiser by Support The Troops Inc. to help pay for care packages
• Hernando alternative school changes focus to computer-assisted learning
• New intelligence-led policing strategy strives to stop crime before it happens, not react after
• Brandon Citizen Patrol officers aid in the capture of an Indiana jail escapee
• Lutz woman charged with DUI after hitting deputy's patrol car
• 19-year-old with spina bifida needs a van with an electric lift
• Week in words, June 5
• Events, week of June 5
• Blood Center mobile unit schedule, week of June 5
• Government meetings, week of June 6
• 4th of July Extravaganza
• Clearwater Fire & Rescue's rating could bring property insurance rates down
• Not exactly music to my older ears
• Pasco crime report, incidents from 5/23 through 5/29
• Downtown Tampa land sold to companies with ties to baseball
• After breaking from his family, a Tampa high school student makes it to graduation
• Family of slain Temple Terrace man pleads for tips in case
• Pinellas-Pasco judge refuses to grant injunction for Internet cafe
• It's a big, scary world out there
• 'Rupert's Tales' author shares message of love, tolerance, acceptance
• Army Corps of Engineers says Zephyrhills airport is free of contamination
• Proposed Hillsborough County budget includes cuts to after-school programs, changes to seniors' meal service
• Private security company takes over screening duties at West Pasco Judicial Center
• Hernando County considers special taxing unit to fund mosquito program
• Firefighters union says Dunedin denying promised retirement benefit
• Twin friars lived their lives together, died hours apart
• Tampa pain clinic owners facing drug trafficking, racketeering charges
• PHCC program targets first-generation college students
• Spring Hill pageant company become a nonprofit
• Main charged in thefts from Hudson AC units
• A glimpse of the daughter whose mom married a serial killer
• New Port Richey man accused of choking his fiancee
• Water line work causing detour on South Howard Avenue in Tampa
• Crescent Community Clinic to open in Spring Hill on June 11
• Four stray goats found; county seeks owner
• Spring Hill Fire Rescue election off to rough start
• Offer: 50,000 American Express points for a solid job lead
• Funding for county spay-neutering program runs out
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Two killed in overnight St. Petersburg crash
• Some of Carrollwood's speed humps will be removed
• Reserves keep New Port Richey food bank stocked after it gives for tornado relief
• Pasco officials have no luck circumventing governor's clinic funding veto
• Keeping former Cypress Elementary principal on school district staff raises questions
• Hillsborough County firefighter accused of hitting man in the face with a beer
• County orders audit of controversial Hillsborough community center
• Woman dies after husband carries her from mobile home fire
• Hernando mom, son fight to keep Stewy's Skate Park open
• Pasco man arrested for attempted murder in stabbing
• Construction starts on Coconut Cove Boutique Hotel on Clearwater Beach
• Operation Graduate program aims to put Pinellas County teens on path to success
• Artist gives back to Safety Harbor firehouse whose members saved his life
• Body found in Spring Hill home is identified
• BayCare Health System plans new headquarters for Clearwater
• Death (of a career) with dignity: the not-so-messy breakup with Renee Lee
• Hernando Night Life
• Courtroom canine turns heads
• Brooksville girl takes special path to graduation
• St. Petersburg City Council rejects symbolic measures to address gun violence
• DEGAS, UP CLOSE AND PERSONAL
• It's not to late to get started in our Professional Nursing Program (ADN)! If you are a LPN or Paramedic contact Greg Kern to get the process started. Next general education classes start June 27th! There's still time to get the pre-requisit
• Two hurt, 13 displaced in Safety Harbor apartment fire
• Wife dies after husband tries to save her from burning home near Zephyrhills
• The Florida Orchestra Announces Multi-Year Cultural Exchange with Cuba
• Unintended victim in Palm Harbor drive-by shooting accidentally overdosed on prescription painkiller
• UT expansion includes addition, new building
• Supreme Court disbars one lawyer, disciplines four others
• Pasco neo-Nazi may be allowed to withdraw guilty plea
• Pasco sheriff's budget is $3 million lower than last year
• Nature Coast Bridge Club in Spring Hill to offer courses
• Few surprises in ideas for cutting Hernando County schools budget
• Epilogue: Milton "Al" Galbraigth, former Clearwater attorney
• Man trying to sell Clearwater property using Church of Scientology as bargaining chip
• St. Petersburg police seek tips in May murder case
• Cat bent on getting to Carolina wrens' nest, but is foiled
• Hernando High senior rose above adversity to succeed
• Alzheimer's support group seeks help in organizing golf tournament
• Keiko Shin Karate students learn a few things in Vegas tournament
• Deployed service members now get property tax break
• Police: St. Petersburg man beaten, kidnapped and robbed by familiar face
• Club news in Pinellas
• Military news
• Catholic Diocese of St. Petersburg releases new details of money spent on sexual abuse cases
• Health notes for Pinellas County
• 'Optimistic Parenting' focuses on changing a child's unwanted behavior
• J.D. Floyd students build a home for gopher tortoise found on campus
• Hernando County school notes
• Spring Hill Elementary School team is tops at Battle of the Books
• The Sexiest Musicians of Tampa Bay Awards show set for June 26th
• St. Petersburg man's firebomb standoff ends in arrest; no one injured
• Largo travel company bosses accused of groping workers, suggestive gestures
• Hillsborough to hold meetings on fate of recreation centers, after school care
• Tampa celebrates Cuban sandwich with monthlong arts extravaganza
• Spring Hill man accused of stabbing himself, lying about robbery
• Pasco dad whose son came to his defense in fatal mud bog fight, lost police job over DUI, records show
• White says county attorney has contacted him repeatedly
• Man threatening to use Molotov cocktails in standoff with police in St. Pete
• Grieving Pasco mother shows mercy to son's killer
• Reel Fun of Pinellas sweepstakes cafe files injunction against sheriff
• Sweepstakes cafe files injunction against sheriff
• Gulf High teacher's transfer spurs students into action
• Cemex gets okay to increase kiln capacity
• Pinellas commissioners want animal services department reviewed
• Special-needs hurricane shelter accepting registrations
• Spring Hill teen arrested after shooting threat
• AAA executive Ed Schatzman lived by a Scout's honor
• Woman missing in St. Petersburg found safe
• Woman missing in St. Pete found safe
• Clearwater police to get new ticket printers
• 'Man v. Food' comes to Pasco
• Sarasota man investigated for renting out homes he didn't own commits suicide
• Friend's sudden death helped Nature Coast Tech's Andrew Lund reach individual, team goals
• Excuse me, governor, but have you met "democracy?"
• Man used brass knuckles in severe beating, Pasco deputies say
• Hudson Middle students create a panel for the traveling AIDS memorial quilt
• Live music bar scene - Weekend in review
• As more than 250 Florida wildfires burn, smoke drifts toward Tampa Bay
• Seminole Chamber of Commerce eliminates executive director job title
• Hillsborough deputies: Lutz man causes multiple crashes after fleeing Tampa traffic stop
• Residents' frustration mounts over Carrollwood traffic calming project
• 3 arrested after drive-by shooting, Clearwater crash
• After 40 years, jazz man Billy Marcus' star still bright
• Widow of slain St. Petersburg Officer Jeffrey Yaslowitz receives $20,000 for new foundation
• Fit to teach? Here's a rare look at a teacher defending her job
• Honoring the fallen at Memorial Day observances in Pasco, Hernando
• Honoring the fallen in Hernando, Pasco
• With Lightning out of playoffs, homeowners association dispute over sign fizzles
• Pinellas Animal Service fraught with dysfunction, discipline problems
• Pinellas County Animal Service workers fraught with dysfunction, discipline problems
• Battle lines form for Tampa vote on banning fertilizer sales during summer
• Motorcycle crash injures one in Safety Harbor
• Pinellas County's retail ban on summer fertilizer sales starts Wednesday
• Trial for man accused of sexually assaulting, killing toddler begins Tuesday
• Hillsborough commissioners ask about county attorney Renee Lee's severance
• Memorial Day observed with flags, family and tears
• Driver's license office in Plant City closes this week
• New Port Richey teen accused of killing man at mud bog after dispute over engine noise
• Vinoy serving classics from New York's Blue Ribbon restaurants
• Man dies in Tampa motorcycle crash
• Safety Harbor motorcyclist critically injured in crash
• St. Petersburg police looking for missing 21-year-old woman
• Drive-by shooting leads to Pinellas chase, crash into building
• St. Petersburg firefighters foil purse snatching
• Propane grill fire destroys Town 'N Country home
• Motorcyclist seriously hurt in Oldsmar crash
• Memorials for Elroy McConnell and his three sons remain at St. Petersburg corner
• Memorials for a father and his three sons linger on
• Man dies in crash off I-75 in northern Hillsborough
• Man killed while standing up for his godsister near Largo, family says
• Man killed while standing up for his godsister, family says
• One of three final bidders for BayWalk withdraws
• On autism awareness and Betty Castor's influence
• Tampa police say woman struck 1-year-old who ate some of her pot
• Art in the movies
• 80-year-old New Port Richey man returns home safely after going missing
• More than 200 pay homage at Hillsborough's newly renovated Veterans Memorial Park
• PolitiFact Florida's new Buck-O-Meter tracks Bob Buckhorn's campaign promises
• Memorial Day closings around Tampa Bay
• Pinellas' Hispanic population surges 71 percent since 2000
• Skinned, decapitated animal carcasses found in New Tampa trash bin
• Versatile singer Corina Carrera dazzled crowds with regularity
• Tampa police release sketch of rapist whose victim wrote about it on Twitter
• Chaos and fear when apparently drunken driver destroys Port Richey house as family sleeps
• Chaos and fear when drunken driver destroys Port Richey house as family sleeps
• 368th Fighter Group soars in new DVD documentary
• Angel Food Ministries helps people feed families without breaking the bank
• Marine Corps League Auxiliary sends care packages from the heart to troops
• Sunray Elementary promotes enthusiasm for writing as key to higher scores
• Cameras at several intersections in New Port Richey to catch red light runners
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior meal menus
• Whether Spring Hill Fire District can, or can't, levy taxes will be decided by referendum this week
• Memorial Day observances scheduled all around North Pinellas
• Some generosity would help keep Brooksville treasures going
• Bumps along the way, makes mother's adult education graduation sweeter
• Hernando anniversary: Eric and Dorothy Worsdell
• Humane Society volunteer devoted to her animal friends
• Port Richey World War II vet to travel to D.C. for long-deserved honors
• Hernando government meetings schedule, week of May 30
• Blood Center mobile unit schedule, week of May 29
• Man killed, woman injured in Largo shooting
• Youth at Spring Hill rally will take stand against drugs, gangs
• One boater dead, one missing as rescuers search waters off Sunshine Skyway
• Young boy survives boating accident near Sunshine Skyway, but father perishes
• Pasco deputies search for man who wandered away from Hudson facility
• A Safety Harbor plebe rises to the top at Annapolis
• Memorial Day closings around Tampa Bay
• Tampa City Council member Harry Cohen taking part-time job with clerk of court
• Complicated portrait of man suspected of leaving wife's body in a freezer
• Excited Land O'Lakes graduates ready for life's next step
• Former boat captain found guilty in slaying of roommate
• Counterfeiting ring no match for St. Petersburg store clerk
• Soccer league touts joy of play over drills
• Tarpon Springs water treatment plant may be delayed by legal wrangling
• Former president of Clearwater condo association accused with fraud
• Former president of Clearwater condo association accused of fraud
• With art, Skycrest Elementary students show off their minds
• Angry petitioners want road to be reopened in Dunedin
• Pasco Economic Development Council makes new push to train students for careers
• Pasco welcomes its first eSchool graduates
• Thousands flock to Forum for Lightning watch party
• Lightning fans turn out in force at St. Pete Times Forum, leave dejected but proud of team
• Hernando County attorney's job on the line despite study calling office understaffed
• A daughter's Memorial Day tribute
• Hernando sheriff recruiting volunteers to fill gaps
• Tough economy means fewer jobs for Summer Training for At Risk Teens program
• At a Pinellas Park mosque, Srebrenica is much more than a national headline
• Hernando County Sheriff Nienhuis serves with Christian faith
• Bicyclist killed in collision with utility truck is identified
• Buy a wreath from 4-H, get a free car wash<br /><br />
• Police accuse transient of stealing steaks from Publix
• Memorial Day events across Hernando County
• Two boys, both 13, arrested in string of Ridge Manor burglaries
• Sign up Sunday for NFL Flag Football youth league
• Trauma survivors find strength in each other at TGH gathering
• Sam Fuld rises from sub to super
• Mr. Mayor, won't you come out against illegal guns?
• Police arrest man in Tampa who shot his brother in the elbow
• Lawyer: Hillsborough County attorney wanted to get stories straight on controversial lunch
• Accomplished women honored in Hillsborough spoke up, acted as needed
• Memorial Day closings around Tampa Bay
• Social worker didn't act as if boyfriend posed threat to Tampa baby
• Pinellas school board spares librarians, counselors and assistants
• Chasco Middle School girls get princess treatment before their dance
• Wiregrass Ranch land use plan gains support
• Anclote High School's first graduating class sets the bar
• River Ridge grads look ahead with a pang of nostalgia
• Gov. Rick Scott's budget vetoes cut deeply in Pasco County
• Section of Withlacoochee State Trail to close for repairs
• Parents and children, together again, celebrate at end of tough journey
• Judge approves plan that could bring Safety Harbor Resort & Spa out of bankruptcy
• Many private school graduates have already earned college credits
• Deputies seek suspects in Ruskin convenience store robbery
• Library director retiring in Safety Harbor
• Rock mining is digging to the bottom of the barrel for economic recovery
• Hillsborough County detectives break up motorcycle theft ring and make a man's day
• Deputies break up motorcycle theft ring and make a man's day
• Pasco team marks National Missing Children's Day
• How do you trust your lawyer when she's lunching with the other side?
• Tarpon Springs restricts reclaimed water use
• Federal fugitive shot and killed in St. Petersburg
• Tax collector's damaged satellite office to remain closed
• Stefan Sanderling's contract with Florida Orchestra won't be renewed
• Polk detention deputy charged with producing child porn while beating two girls
• Hillsborough man gets four years for DUI death
• MacDill Air Force base honors fallen soldiers in early Memorial Day ceremony
• Bicyclist killed in Tarpon Springs crash on Alt. U.S. 19
• Building for boat lift business in Clearwater partially damaged by fire
• Pasco deputies search for missing New Port Richey 80-year-old
• Ex-Hernando County jail psychiatrist sued, faces new accusation
• Rays fan objects after T-shirt gets him ushered from Tropicana Field
• Casiano Communications boss offers view of diversity from the boardroom
• Slain security officer had prepared for a domestic life
• Man's body found in his garage in Country Club Estates
• Steve Spina to Port Richey: Not interested
• Taking the plunge
• Hudson High seniors take plunge at annual tailgate party
• BayWalk could soon have a new owner
• Pinellas School Board to vote on budget cuts with 400 jobs on the line
• Teamsters union protests pace of contract negotiations with Pasco County
• Pasco High seniors enjoy cookout before graduation
• Cemex seeks hundreds of acres to expand mining operation
• DCF leader in Tampa to determine what lapses led to baby's death
• East Lake fire chief agrees to payoff deal
• Clearwater considering savings of using single wrecker service
• St. Pete Beach hits the brakes on red light cameras
• Holiday man, 21, accused of groping 15-year-old girl at mall
• Hernando Computer Club offers online class on Photo Gallery software
• Authorities offer reward for suspect in Pasco murder
• New Enrichment Centers of Hernando County facility is unveiled
• Hyde Park rapist sent back to prison
• Utility projects about to get under way in Brooksville
• PSC approves higher rates for Aqua Utilities customers
• Hernando health and support news for May 26 and beyond
• Sheriff's Office gets active on Facebook, Twitter
• Reacting to study on career earnings, Tampa Bay residents say liking their job is most important
• When scholarship interferes with art appreciation
• Hot weather to continue through Memorial Day weekend
• Poll: Rick Scott one of the nation's least popular governors
• Pasco officials suspect foul play in man's death
• Lunching with ex-commissioner Hillsborough County is suing was 'boneheaded,' its attorney says
• Hillsborough public single-gender schools get $200,000 from voucher supporters
• Wife accused in murder-for-hire plot
• Our Heroes Luncheon recognizes Hillsborough law enforcement and fire rescue personnel
• Pasco man's death considered suspicious
• Doubts likely to erase funds for Pasco veterans center
• Casey Anthony trial opens in Orlando with new explanations of how 2-year-old daughter died
• Deadly Tampa Bay, a safer place to walk? It could happen
• PSTA fires four drivers over time-off requests
• Hernando club news for May 25 and beyond
• Scientologists to pay $6.7 million for Pinellas-owned properties
• East Lake High football coach has seniors bond over steaks
• It's rare when people in Hernando agree on spending more for services
• Pasco sending 89 delegates to GOP's Presidency 5 meeting in September
• Spring Fling on tap, Memorial Day ceremonies slated
• Spring hill teens arrested in burglaries
• Long before a baby died, a Tampa girl knew fear and confusion
• Summer restrictions on fertilizers in Pinellas County begin June 1
• Central High School holds ceremony for special-needs graduates
• Hernando GOP wants a Pasco teacher to fill vacant school Board seat
• St. Pete woman, 89, dies weeks after car crash
• Celebrate new shelter at picnic, grand opening
• Safety Harbor honors two firefighters<br /><br />
• The smell of smoke heavy in the air, but origins a mystery
• Former Minnesota Gov. Tim Pawlenty makes Tampa a first campaign stop
• Museum of Fine Arts volunteer gave generously while guarding her privacy
• Tampa officer shoots, injures charging pit bull
• Meetings and events around the Suncoast
• Injured Tampa search-and-rescue dog needs help with treatment
• Injured Tampa search-and-rescue dog needs help with his treatment
• Palm Harbor woman gets nine years in prison for crash that killed friend
• Tampa strip club security guard charged with attempted murder after shooting patron
• Tampa strip club security guard charged in shooting of bottle thrower
• Tampa to receive steel from the World Trade Center
• Before baby death, mother hindered abuse probe, records show
• Before baby's death, Tampa mother hindered abuse investigation, records show
• Woman charged with arson after Tampa police say she set fire to ex's mattress
• Suspect in robbery attempt slashes pharmacy employee
• Pasco man pulls gun when deputies arrive for son, report says
• Live music bar scene - Weekend in review
• Tampa police interrupt fishy midnight prank at Plant High
• Businessman to run for Pinellas sheriff
• Deputies say Pasco woman left 3-year-old in hot car
• Hillsborough man arrested after 186 pounds of marijuana plants found in grow house
• Truck overturns, spills beer on highway in Tampa
• Driver loses control, dies in crash in Hernando County
• Some calling for selloff of Pinellas schools' land holdings
• Crews begin Interstate 75 widening work in Hillsborough, Pasco
• Firefighters contain Palm River brush fire
• In Pasco, glum and confused, still waiting for the end
• For Rapture believers in Pasco, a humbling dose of reality
• There are lessons in Jacksonville's mayoral race
• Fire crews battle brush fire near Oldsmar
• Homosassa man dies in single-car crash
• Tarpon Springs house fire deemed suspicious
• Depression-era dream finally comes true for 90 year old at Eckerd College graduation
• Making meaningless art
• Toddler found wandering safely returned to Dunedin parents
• Tampa police: Sex offender exposed himself to teenage girls
• Police say man shot pregnant girlfriend in hand
• Tampa council member wants city version of county jobs program
• Climate surveys show Hillsborough middle schools feel safer
• 21-year-old woman accused of murder in Spring Hill crash was DUI victim two years ago
• Tampa workshop offers hope in face of foreclosure
• Acclaimed author John Brandon got his start in New Port Richey
• Curtain slow to rise on Capitol Theatre's renovations in Clearwater
• Former ALF worker admits to sex with a patient
• Meres Crossing developer drops garage from project
• Annual RAP River Run in New Port Richey a marker for woman's long road from 389 pounds
• No evaluation system in place yet for Pasco teachers, principals
• Pasco County senior meals,Meals on Wheels menu
• Meet the Rays' Sam Fuld on Thursday in Spring Hill
• Pasco County school menus
• Spring Hill soldier is back home, but war's echoes remain
• Historic legislative reforms divide Hernando County's Republican delegates
• Tampa man faces DUI charge after collision with Pinellas sheriff's deputy
• Guard at Tampa strip club shoots patron who tossed beer bottle, police say
• Gibsonton man dies in Riverview crash
• Florida Highway Patrol asking for help in solving 2008 hit-and-run death
• Toddler found safe after SUV stolen from Tampa grocery store
• Crescent Community Clinic in Hernando County seeks volunteers, donations
• Hernando events, week of May 22
• Job scene improves, but employment figures deceiving
• Voice Over Class to start in June
• New Port Richey motorcyclist dies in crash
• St. Petersburg honors fallen officers, others who aided them
• Volunteers bring donated pet food to west Pasco's elderly
• Sunday marks the festive Jewish holiday of Lag BaOmer
• Survey of Pasco residents shows more negative feelings about county
• Hernando creating plan in case Spring Hill fire tax vote fails
• Hernando County budget shortfall to bring more cuts to jobs, services
• Former students of Spring Lake School to get together
• Younger teachers bear brunt of Pasco school layoffs
• Support the Armed Forces, send card to a service member at rally today in Spring Hill
• Clearwater mayor irked as Scientology to buy more downtown land
• Clearwater mayor irked as Pinellas County sells downtown parcels to Church of Scientology
• Depot museums in Dunedin, Tarpon Springs capture locomotion in still life
• Jury finally sworn in for Casey Anthony trial
• J.D. Small-Moore had already glimpsed a life after death
• Pasco County business news
• Homeless Leadership Network wants to build on successes with housing, transportation
• Mom charged after brawl with pregnant daughter
• Kids heed Largo's pied piper of fitness and health
• Madeira Beach HR chief says city commissioner has made workplace hostile
• New details on Boy Scout accused in Palm Harbor school stabbing
• New details in case of 13-year-old accused of stabbing middle school resource officer
• Largo City Commission gives initial approval to candidate qualifying period
• Lengthy and expensive, pill-mill investigations carry no assurance of conviction
• Hernando residents hit the road to offer relief to Southeast tornado victims
• City Council approves late-night landings at Clearwater Airpark
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Tampa police seek suspect who robbed a Family Dollar store at gunpoint
• The Luxury Box will feature live music starting next month
• More children counted among Pinellas County homeless
• Through service work, Rose Napp kept Christmas going year round
• Pinellas backs off some school cuts
• Jury deliberating late in Pasco murder case
• Wesley Chapel High School will host Wildcat Prowl on Saturday
• Some Hillsborough County workers being forced to compete, reapply for jobs
• After months of jail isolation, Dontae Morris gets to have some video-conference visits
• Tarpon Springs to be home to Gulf Coast Folklife Center
• The keys to his smile
• Dunedin to spend $73,150 to find better way to promote itself
• Local bear population needs protection
• Spring Hill waterfall will be rededicated Saturday
• Questions swirl over Pasco jail inmate's death
• Pasco County jail inmate dies of injuries from fight in cell
• Central High School's NJROTC program ranked second-best in the nation
• Pasco commissioners seek further budget cuts
• St. Petersburg's homeless population dropping downtown, but other problems remain, says consultant
• Spinnations Skating Center to host Southern Region In-Line Speed Skating Championships
• Celebrate Memorial Day on May 30<br /><br />
• Fire alarm prank disrupts Sunlake High exams
• Teenage rapist Kendrick Morris to be sentenced Friday
• The death of J.J., a kid worth saving
• Tracy Negoshian, Inc. to Net Over $3 Million in Second Year of Business
• Two strikingly different pictures emerge of accused security guard killer
• Largo workers banned from smoking on city property while on clock
• Hillsborough band director Bobbie Keen taught life lessons for three decades
• Pinellas schools chief puts regional superintendent on paid leave
• Pasco ordinance could close loophole for sex offenders from out of state
• Wesley Chapel High senior class a tight-knit group to the end
• Strachan's keeps serving loving scoopfuls
• Hillsborough School Board members defend $900,000 for iPads
• Hernando health and support for May 19 and beyond
• Powell Middle School's Advisory Council meets today
• Jeremiah Hawkes defends self, father against JQC charges
• Hillsborough County orders broader scrutiny of Riverview community center
• Safety Harbor to pursue 15 acres of resort land for park
• Clearwater man arrested for second time on drug charges
• Florida Sen. Mike Haridopolos touts session, says he takes on 'tough issues'
• On the rapture, tax breaks and public displays of affection
• Schedules change at two Hernando County to accommodate transportation at new Winding Waters K-8
• Schedules change at two Hernando schools to accommodate transportation at new Winding Waters K-8
• Teacher with job in danger of being cut isn't just waiting for the ax to fall
• USF police say they arrest prowler who turns out to be wanted sexual predator
• Pasco judge denies break for driver in DUI manslaughter
• Police, deputies chasing armed robbery suspects in Clearwater
• Military news
• Plan to build townhomes withdrawn over hurricane safety, density concerns
• "The Disintegration of the Persistence of Memory" drip by drip
• The Red Sunday parts ways with guitarist and drummer
• Tampa police looking for two suspects in connection to fatal shooting
• Tampa teen hospitalized after being shot in argument
• As deadline approaches, only 3 have applied to be Florida education chief
• Treasure Island bans alcohol on Sunset Beach on weekends and holidays
• Pinellas sweepstakes cafe owners are warned
• St. Petersburg police: Man who doesn't like law officers charged in security guard's killing
• Armed men tie up woman in her Seminole home, then steal her Mercedes
• Tampa Bay school districts unfazed by testing contractor's computer glitch
• Enrichment Centers, city of Brooksville to host grand opening May 25
• St. Petersburg College extends Bill Law's contract
• Wiregrass Ranch High School Class of 2011 buries time capsule, prepares for graduation
• Pasco County schools preparing 300 layoff notices
• Regulators take issue
• Ethics commission pursues case against ex-Hillsborough commissioner Kevin White
• Hernando school district must cut budget by $11 million
• Hernando club news for May 18 and beyond
• Hillsborough School Board extends cell tower contract
• Volunteers build playground in a day at North Pinellas YMCA
• Falling property taxes not necessarily a bargain
• Holocaust survivor celebrates the courage of others
• Brochure on Spring Hill Fire Rescue's tax causes a stir
• Lives intersect at scene of deadly Tampa bike crash
• Clearwater picks Robert Weiss to be new fire chief
• Brooksville police officer fired after being accused of trying to kiss female inmate
• Clearwater's letter warning on rules protecting beach dunes not enough, beach homeowners say
• Florida port workers likely to need just one background check soon
• Woman accused of gambling away elderly in-laws savings is arraigned
• Puppies rescued from Georgia tornado aftermath arrive in Tampa for adoption
• Man arrested in home invasion and robbery of 82-year-old woman
• How about letting the community in on that community center?
• Kristie Blue joins Black Rose after the departure of previous singer
• State Rep. says she questioned controversial Riverview center months ago
• Community members gather in St. Petersburg to seek unity
• Pasco teachers, other school employees reach deal on contracts
• Pedestrian hospitalized, driver arrested after Tampa hit-and-run
• Tampa man in jail accused of second murder
• Father of girl slain by her mother breaks his silence
• Discord divides ranks of Bay Pines VA police
• Former office manager at Pinellas Park doctor's office arrested
• Pinellas School board moves toward difficult budget cuts
• MacDill to demolish Bayshore Club, once for officers only
• Former utility regulator to lead St. Petersburg College think tank
• All Children's Parade, youth summit are this weekend; Meals on Wheels needs drivers
• Transit board proposes raising bus fares in Hillsborough
• Transit board to ponder raising bus fares in Hillsborough
• Wesley Chapel man indicted on federal fraud charges
• Trial begins for St. Petersburg man charged with foreign bribery in Gabon weapons sale
• Tampa police make arrest in Saturday's fatal hit-and-run
• Chihuly success allows Morean Arts Center in St. Petersburg to expand
• Boy, 15, leads Pasco officers on chase in stolen van
• Pasco couple used stolen IDs, bogus tax returns to pocket cash, deputies say
• Three stabbed in Spring Hill dispute, deputies say
• Three companies make expensive pitches to repair Tampa Bay Water reservoir
• Bayshore-Gandy intersection reopens in Tampa
• 'Endeavour' fueled for next-to-last shuttle launch
• Security guard found shot at St. Petersburg apartment complex
• Controversial Riverview community center makes plans to be more accessible
• Inverness man charged with DUI manslaughter after passenger dies from crash
• Budget cuts may end busing at two Pinellas schools
• How the Casey Anthony murder case came to Pinellas County
• St. Pete Beach authorities: Drug sting leads to chase, wrong-way crash
• Deputies investigate Plant City shooting
• Project promotes new dialogue within St. Petersburg
• Neighbor tried to help St. Petersburg man shot near his home
• When death camps and ceramics go together
• From South Greenwood to Dartmouth: To become a standout, Clearwater High student stood alone
• Three arrested when Tampa police spot car burglary in progress
• Authorities looking for Ford Explorer in hit-and-run that killed Tampa pedestrian
• Brandon fire drives 12 families from apartments
• Lightning strike blamed for Brandon fire that drives 12 families from apartments
• Weather blamed for drowning off Treasure Island
• Twelve jurors chosen for Casey Anthony murder trial
• Poking holes in golden parachutes
• Three people killed in traffic crashes in Hillsborough, Pinellas
• Dunedin neighbors say they saw no sign of trouble before mother's suicide, daughter's slaying
• Dunedin girl shot by mother dies of injuries
• Storms produce winds up to 70 mph, knock out electricity for thousands
• Pinellas Park woman dies in Clearwater crash
• Aided by community's donations, man gets lung transplant in Tampa
• Pasco County crime report
• Motorcyclist dead after crash on Veterans Expressway Friday night
• Coordinated Child Care of Pinellas to extend pre-K registration
• Clearwater Airpark officials want later flight hours
• Pregnancy center expands list of services
• Pasco student, a Take Stock in Children scholar, heads to MIT
• Planning director projects a bold future for Pasco County
• Pasco County school menus
• Shaky financial past may be hurdle for founder's youth center dream
• Voter registration will end Tuesday for Spring Hill Fire Rescue election
• War hero gets a new home in Lutz, for free
• Babies born addicted to prescription drugs on the rise
• Boston mayor snubs Buckhorn, but friendly hockey wager still on
• Baton teacher Alliene Romaine got the best out of her students and life
• Authorities issue Silver Alert for missing man
• Pine View schools kickball rivalry is about 'parkway' sign, raising money and having fun
• Indoor roller hockey rink reopens in New Port Richey
• Shepherd Center eye clinic's mission has crystal clear mission
• Cemex to begin testing new fuels at a Brooksville plant
• Oldsmar to pay for plug on TV show
• The Arc Nature Coast's new education center and hurricane shelter in Spring Hill celebrates its opening
• Friends of Chinsegut Hill now have until June 10 to raise $75,000
• Festival will benefit work to save waterfall
• Safety Harbor woman's faith-based ministry helps female inmates return to mainstream
• Faith, friends see Brooksville couple through house fire
• Two hospitalized after police pursuit ends in crash in St. Pete
• Two suspects in hospital after St. Petersburg police pursuit ends in crash
• Two hospitalized with after motorcycle crash in St. Pete
• Motorcyclist dies in afternoon crash in St. Pete
• Blues by the River concerts, festivities continue in New Port Richey
• Tampa's efforts to curb noise wait on challenges to state law
• Madeira Beach commission hires interim city manager, new attorney
• Hernando's budget shortfall to grow as Cemex wins tax challenge
• Publix, and couponing old-school
• Hernando County business digest
• Pasco business news
• Graziano gets 10 years for plot to kill wife
• Religion calendar
• Hudson Hardware cashier accused of pocketing refunds<br /><br />
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend.
• Former Port Richey manager demands $90,000 payout
• One woman dead, a child injured during shooting in Dunedin
• Deputies take custody of man who barricaded himself in Brandon home
• Authorities: Two men shot in Seffner
• Candidates for higher office should resign first
• Landmark Aviation gets airport contract
• Killer of Port Richey WWII veteran is convicted
• Pinellas, Hillsborough school districts face drastically different budget issues
• First wild whooping crane chick of 2011 creates hope, sadness
• He talked the talk — and won
• High Point residents' yellow ribbons help ease military overseas blues
• U.S. Rep. Rich Nugent's staffer facing DUI charge
• Ex-mobster Henry Hill of 'Goodfellas' fame visits Dunedin
• Suncoast Medical Clinic announces purchase by Tampa Bay's biggest health-care provider
• East Lake High girls softball coach creates winning atmosphere
• Workers protest to get paychecks from Clearwater restaurant that closed down
• Oldsmar will spiff up St. Petersburg Drive
• Spring Hill Fire District commissioners will reach out to voters
• Hernando residents get guidelines for twice-a-week watering schedule
• Miami developer proposes apartment complex for Channel District
• Central High teacher accused of punching student suspended
• Three 911 calls warned Pasco deputies of erratic driver
• Deputies target 53 people in personal injury scams
• Hernando Night Life
• VFW Ladies Auxiliary to host 'Beach Bash' in Hernando Beach
• Francis Sicola convicted in 2008 murder of Pasco retiree
• Roving gators in Tampa Bay area put law enforcement officials in tricky spots
• Pasco camp to focus on fundamentals to improve players' baseball IQ
• Weeki Wachee High presents 'Meet Me in St. Louis'
• Commission chairman calls for review of Riverview community center
• Florida noise law falls victim to lawyer's crusade
• Questions linger in two-county chase that led to deadly crash
• Hillsborough deputy shoots alligator as it chomps trapper's leg
• Hernando health and wellness briefs
• Hernando club news for May 12 and beyond
• Mother's memory falters in Pasco murder trial
• Hillsborough student musicians play for a world record
• Dade City seeks answers for cause and missteps in water 'crisis'
• Hit by semi on I-75, New Port Richey woman critically injured
• Gulf Coast Academy still in hunt for new campus
• Aviation Authority meeting on Friday
• Two accused in Dunedin home invasion robbery
• Spring Hill fire board to ask voters again for power to tax
• Industrialist George Ruppel was a leader in Pinellas politics
• Students learn retail lessons at Mitchell High thrift shop
• Man, 45, charged in dispute with woman
• A young warrior against cancer
• Rays to retire St. Petersburg officers' call-signs before Friday's game
• Portugal native builds her American Dream stitch by stitch in Clearwater
• Clearwater Christian College's expansion into wetlands to be limited
• Project to add parking to Safety Harbor
• Legislature kills bill that would have monitored sex at group homes
• Port Richey fills one vacancy, negotiates on another
• Central High teacher accused of punching student
• The Donald and architecture go together like summer and snow
• Military news
• Crescent Community Clinic plans a social to tout new clinic in Spring Hill
• Hillsborough deputies look for carjacker who attacked victims with stick and tree branch
• Police looking for man who robbed St. Petersburg pizza place
• No gridlock reported at Gandy and Bayshore boulevards after water main rupture
• Potential presidential candidate Jon Huntsman makes a stop in St. Petersburg
• Widow of slain Tampa officer among bike riders going to national police memorial
• Smoke from distant fires brings haze to Tampa Bay area
• Father accused of kidnapping son has sentence vacated
• Rocky tenure behind Deanna DeCubellis' departure as Cypress Elementary principal
• Brother testifies against brother in Pasco murder trial
• Gulf High's Health Careers Academy off to healthy start
• Land O'Lakes mother accused of domestic battery
• St. Petersburg contemplates how to honor fallen officers with memorial
• Hernando club news for May 11-14
• Hernando club news for May 11 and beyond
• For promises of saving us money, Florida Legislature's work is going to cost us
• Clearwater's Bob Carrier follows an artistic thread
• Hillsborough braces for wave of teacher retirements
• Hernando County Commission won't extend deadline on agreement with Spring Hill Fire District
• New Florida law would make airport business less transparent
• The Rev. Bruce Wright, St. Pete homeless advocate, arrested on driver's license charge
• Oldsmar woman faces new round of drug house charges
• Dunedin commissioners debate how to use $3.9 million surplus in general fund reserves
• Good luck, exported jurors, on your strange trek across the justice system
• Good for You: At 104, her longevity speaks for itself<br /><br />
• City seeks nominations for the next 'Great Brooksvillian'
• Pasco jury convicts doctor of groping female patient
• Reorganization will mean hundreds fewer school buses in northern Hillsborough
• Petition pushes for a strong-mayor form of government in Largo
• No one hurt in small plane crash in Land O'Lakes
• Gridlock descends on parts of South Tampa as Bayshore and Gandy remains closed
• Jury selection continues in Casey Anthony murder trial
• Mother and inmate raise awareness of drinking and driving
• Pasco trial gets under way in death of World War II veteran
• Bucs defensive end Magee cited with marijuana possession
• Fed up consumers are fighting back against hounding telemarketing calls
• Salvador Dalí Museum, Honda Grand Prix struggling to coexist
• Despite protests, sewage treatment plant in rural Hernando gets planning commission approval
• Family tries to make sense of woman's fatal car crash
• North Suncoast events and meetings
• Phone book publisher asks Gary: Where's the money?
• Water main break shuts down Bayshore Blvd
• Coming to Tampa Bay supermarkets: self-service health testing
• Names, some details released in three-vehicle crash on I-275
• Former No. 2 executive at TIA lands new job
• Online travel providers lose chance to settle tax dispute in Florida Legislature
• Judge refuses to extend Spring Hill Fire taxing deal with Hernando
• Experts: Schenecker's wrongful death suit against wife designed to offset divorce judgment
• Brooksville pair accused of stealing prescription pad
• Major killed in Afghanistan buried in Bushnell
• Plant City man dies in crash with semi
• Schenecker father sues wife suspected of murdering their children
• Spring Hill woman killed when she's run over by her own car
• Teenage supermarket employee helps foil New Port Richey purse snatching
• Spring Hill woman killed when run over by her own car
• At USF St. Petersburg graduation, couple proves perseverance pays off
• How (not) to pick an impartial jury for a big trial
• 12 people injured in three-car crash on I-275 in Tampa
• Dale Chihuly visits his namesake St. Petersburg gallery
• Woman hospitalized after St. Petersburg crash
• Tampa Bay-area World War II veterans awarded French Legion of Honor
• Bay-area World War II veterans awarded French Legion of Honor
• When being a copycat is a good thing
• St. Petersburg police: Teen fatally stabs stepfather to defend his mom
• Seminole house fire ruled arson
• Hillsborough County program aims to seed job creation by helping pay wages
• Governor addresses largest Lincoln Day dinner ever in Hillsborough
• Pinellas property tax valuations decline in all but one city
• Children of Wimauma get taste of Broadway
• Lifelong cyclist, 94, finds her wheels with daughter's help
• Tennis pro Kevin Manning gave cancer a hard fight
• Display of World Trade Center beam in Tampa brings flood of emotions
• Wikkid set to receive Spawn Guitars endorsement at benefit concert
• Events for the week of May 8
• St. Petersburg College graduate grows from patient to med student.
• Retired Clearwater city employee refuses to sell land to city
• Using horse power to get to work
• Veteran who wants to help homeless has problems of his own
• Rushe Middle School student bounces back from rare brain trauma
• Pasco County school menus
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior meal menus
• A late-in-life opera lover is born
• WoMan's Dinner Fashion Show is Saturday in Brookridge
• Spring Hill Art League to host reception at Pak Mail
• Birth mother and son reunite in time for Mother's Day
• Outside spotlight, Ira McCollum was pleased and proud of son Bill
• Government meetings, Week of May 9
• Hernando County blood mobile unit schedule, Week of May 8
• Fire breaks out at Tampa insulation company
• Hernando County to consider ordinance to track sinkholes
• Zephyrhills names James Drumm as top pick for city manager job
• Illinois man killed in Hernando plane crash
• Able Body Labor owners accused of sneaky money moves
• Tampa event for homeless people underscores need for centralized services, advocate says
• Pinellas Sheriff Jim Coats targets Internet sweepstakes cafes
• Inverness mother accused of locking son in closet loses bid for lower bond
• Alcohol a factor in USF student's deadly cavern dive
• Time to salute college graduates' efforts
• Casey Anthony jury selection could be coming to Pinellas on Monday
• Clearwater company reaches deaf community with its own language
• Pasco's Mitchell High seniors get first glimpse at yearbook
• Daughter struggles to make sense of dad's death
• Purse-snatcher who injured woman gets 3.5 years and a warning
• Hillsborough deputy prevails in lawsuit claiming excessive force
• PHCC catcher's redshirt season last year has paid dividends this year
• Trial in killing of elderly New Port Richey man to start Monday
• Spring Hill fire tax-collection issue goes to court Monday
• Restored Albatross seaplane a legacy for the ages
• Panama Canal expansion could mean little for Port of Tampa
• Tarpon to restructure fire agency
• Pizza worker accused of stealing bank deposit
• Hernando's Crescent Community Clinic's second site needs volunteers
• "Night of Amazing Horses" today at Hernando County Fairgrounds
• Common sense in Tallahassee? We've got the gun bill to prove it
• Hernando County utilities worker fired for falsifying time sheets
• Faith Fellowship Church's special Mother's Day service will feature concert
• Small-business seminars and professional networking events in Pasco County
• Near record for March lodging taxes
• Pasco County crime report
• Tampa woman charged in fatal November crash
• Hernando County business digest
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Clearwater Bar lauds retired Dunedin city attorney
• Palm Harbor couple find intruder on couch
• Man who survived Sunshine Skyway jump expected to be released from hospital
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Boyfriend of missing cadet arrested in New York on bogus disability claim
• Artist Dale Chihuly in St. Petersburg on Sunday
• Pedestrian seriously injured in hit-and-run crash on Kennedy Blvd. Tampa
• Steel beam from World Trade Center donated to Hillsborough
• How Workers Can Transform Themselves into a Powerful 'Company of One'
• Man is hospitalized after jumping from Sunshine Skyway
• Pasco County students honored for turning their lives around
• Memorial service honors Pasco law enforcement officers killed in the line of duty
• Survey finds Zephyrhills residents pleased with city services
• T. Rowe Price executives to discuss plans for Pasco County expansion
• Students test their engineering skills, and have a lot of fun, in Technology Olympics
• Fake officer stole pills and money, Pasco deputies say
• Oak Hills Homeowners Association will take donations for the Dawn Center
• Deputies: Nurse called in bogus pill prescriptions
• It's time for a tax revolt, but not they kind you're thinking
• Shark Aid 2011 rocks for Hernando County charities Saturday
• Most benefits for Hernando County workers in danger of cuts
• Spring Hill Fire Rescue hearing on tax revenues postponed
• Friends, family have fond memories of Palm Harbor accident victim
• New playground at Largo Central Park will open to public Saturday
• Clearwater police officers honored for heroic actions
• Palm Harbor man gets five years' probation for groping teen at haunted house
• Forestry officials announce high wildfire risk for parts of North Suncoast
• Overseer of bin Laden raid to head Special Ops Command at MacDill
• A dead terrorist, a president born in America, and a serving of slop for conspiracy theorists
• Robert Atheney bowled 1,976 consecutive games, a world record
• Community gives more than $15,000 to save a man at Tampa General who needs a double lung transplant
• Case of 'found' alcohol lands suspect back in Pasco jail
• Convicted sex offender back in jail over probation violation
• Hernando Nightlife
• Escort from MacDill for fallen Air Force major moved up two hours
• The Bay Buzz is looking for two contributing writers to conduct CD reviews
• Two men accused of attempting to kill a man in St. Petersburg because of a woman
• Killed on first day in Afghanistan, Air Force major began career at MacDill
• Pinellas County Sheriff's Office names Law Enforcement Deputies of the Year
• Tampa Bay school districts brace for deeper budget cuts
• Hillsborough commissioners approve plan to offer buyouts to trim costs
• Blood donations sought to help storm-torn Alabama
• The new Medical Center of Trinity is a lifeline in the making
• Raymond James financial plans to buy Pasco County land
• Man crossing Palm Harbor road killed by car
• Hernando County leadership team looks at cutting costs
• Lucille Ruth Baxley, founder of Pasco chapter of the League of Women Voters, dies at 87.
• Former reporter and editor Robin Mitchell was a free spirit
• Spring Hill fire tax issue gets more dicey
• Helmets urged for bicycle riders
• Club news for north Pinellas County
• FCAT scores show Pasco students' writing is improving
• FCAT shows Hernando County students' writing improves at every grade level
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium has $12 million expansion plan
• Three men clinging to cooler rescued from Tampa Bay
• Company still wants to turn historic Biltmore hotel into a health facility for seniors
• Driver rescued after rollover crash in Seminole
• Pedestrian hit, injured in Palm Harbor crash
• Interest expected to be high among architects vying to build St. Petersburg a new Pier
• Hernando School Board okays adding student member<br /><br />
• Tampa fire crews douse car that was reported stolen
• Hernando health and support listings
• Military news
• HIV/AIDS patients fear losing access to lifesaving medications
• Man on wheelchair dies after collision with vehicle in South Pasadena
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Fourth Street crash in St. Pete
• Art behind the scenes
• Motorcyclist is badly hurt in Pasco crash
• Bin Laden's death presents new questions for University of Tampa class studying 9/11
• Club news for May 4, 2011
• Class notes
• Treasure Island closer to banning alcohol on Sunset Beach
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Fourth Street crash in St. Pete
• Largo rejects employee smoking ban
• Familiar face named principal at Seven Springs Middle School
• Bean's paya last bitof uglybusiness
• Woman attacked on the street with a shovel handle
• Wife of new Pasco County Sheriff Chris Nocco gets key lobbying job
• Pasco School Board suspends five teachers
• PHCC graduation speaker to share his story of ups and downs
• Spring Hill man cited after brush fire burns about 70 acres
• Hernando Schools Superintendent Bryan Blavatt gets good grades for first year
• Spring Hill fire board rejects price of tax vote
• St. Petersburg eyes new police headquarters, grimaces at price tag
• Clearwater council members, city staff at odds over senior complex
• Winning Fantasy 5 ticket sold in Brooksville
• Girl, 14, arrested in teacher's beating at Pasco school
• Young entrepreneurs fire up Clearwater yoga studio
• Witnesses testify about night of fatal crash in Pasco DUI case
• St. Petersburg tactical police unit honors fallen officers at family barbecue
• Pinellas schools: class size amendment ate a chunk of our reserves
• Man on wheelchair dies after collision with vehicle
• Pasco School Board zeroes in on career academies
• Iowa girl travels to Tampa for groundbreaking surgery that saves her arm
• Plant City's suffering tempers the news of bin Laden's death
• PHCC star rides volleyball talent to University of New Hampshire
• Eckerd professor William Wilbur loved teaching students about history
• Explosive debris in Hernando from WWII era get attention
• Hillsborough School Board postpones cell tower decision
• April one of the hottest on record for Tampa Bay
• Venue Musical Stars Presents 'Pippin'
• MacDill's role in bin Laden raid a mystery
• Trial begins in death of motorcycle rider
• Hernando County Commission faces $5.2 million budget shortfall
• Spring Hill Fire Rescue Commission calls emergency meeting
• The faces are the same, but bank's name is new
• Drivers' feud gives three Hillsborough deputies a close call
• If Orlando's moving to economic fast lane, how far behind is Tampa Bay?
• Military news: graduations and training
• Thank You Mama baby boutique sells cloth diapers, organic goods in St. Petersburg
• Osama Bin Laden's death welcomed across Tampa Bay
• Zephyrhills cuts list of city manager finalists to three
• Bayonet Point hospital names Georgia CEO as new chief
• Grants available to cultural nonprofit groups
• Mobile visitation bus earns national award
• Pedestrian struck in April hit-and-run on U.S. 301 dies
• Report of robbery leads deputies to Riverview grow house
• Review finds lessons in hunt for Tampa police shooting suspect Dontae Morris
• Deputies search for man who robbed Hudson bank
• Tampa Bay reacts: Osama bin Laden's death 'pretty awesome,' a long time coming
• Black Pearl Rock Radio goes online and operational at Saturdays launch party
• Congressman Young received briefings on bin Laden plan
• Plant City Marine wanted to be best dad he could be
• Sportszone 2, an inline hockey rink, closes in New Port Richey
• Spring Hill man dies after losing control of vehicle
• Tampa man accused of stabbing, injuring parents
• Alpha House of Tampa's breakfast celebrates mothers' transformations
• Misreprenting an artist
• Flight diverted to Tampa after pilot reports smoke
• Black Jack Bomber comes off of hiatus following drummer's recovery
• Tampa man accused of raping woman in dark alley, police say
• Woman dies in apartment fire near Temple Terrace
• Spring Hill man dies in crash after losing control of SUV
• Tampa police: 30-year-old woman strangled to death, found at Picnic Island Park
• NASA: Endeavour's launch delayed a second time
• Largo police: Cabbie shoots 19-year-old man in self-defense
• No one injured in blaze at Clearwater warehouse
• Drivers crash into patrol cars, forcing Hillsborough deputies to scramble out of the way
• Florida charter school advocate warns of problems amid growth
• Foreclosures rare in Hillsborough County's Sun City Center
• Tampa woman saves man's life, then finishes triathlon
• Fort De Soto Park getting by with volunteer help
• Spring Hill driver, 39, dies after SUV runs off the road
• The Buzz: Budget veto by Scott might amount to a show of power
• FHP identifies motorcyclist killed in Hernando crash
• Hernando brush fire sweeps across 90 acres
• William Geer's scrapbooks inspired his family and many others
• Blu and Mike Dillon join Den of Thieves after departure of bassist and drummer
• Five rescued after boat capsizes
• Keep Helen Ellis Memorial as hospital name, daughter says
• St. Petersburg College amends diversity policy
• Wesley Chapel man charged in neighborhood feud
• Tampa police investigating body found in Picnic Park
• USF, center partners aim to develop Hispanic youth leaders
• Saint Leo University builds up, plugs in
• Mother of man found hanging in jail has questions about his death
• Food collection benefits Dawn Center
• Full-time prosecutor assigned to sex crimes in Hernando County
• Hernando County births
• State senator removes dump proposal from growth management bill
• Motorcyclist, 57, dies in U.S. 19 crash in Weeki Wachee
• Plant City Marine, 25, killed in Afghanistan
• Pasco County senior menus/Meals on Wheels for week of May 2
• Pasco County school menus for week of May 2
• Officials try to attract Copa Airlines to TIA
• Pasco County business digest
• Intruder grabs, then drops jewelry from Hudson couple's bedroom
• New trial ordered in Pasco sex abuse case
• Zephyrhills City Council to interview 6 city manager finalists
• 1 killed in Hernando County crash involving van, motorcycle
• Former scout brings sexual abuse case against Boys Scouts
• Former scout brings sexual abuse case against Boy Scouts
• Middle school pilot program offers easier way to sign up for classes
• Pioneer developer dies at 75
• Members of Gulf Coast WAVES Unit 27 celebrating group's 25th anniversary
• Port Richey leaders plan to scrutinize spending
• Pinellas ready for its filmmaking closeup
• Learn about lawns, gardening from Pasco County Extension Service
• Hernando County, union began negotiations in harmony
• St. Petersburg College honors former congressman with new education building
• 2 women face more charges in Clearwater housing scheme
• Neighbors bemoan condition of Belleview Biltmore
• Dade City jewelry store's trusted bookkeeper accused in theft
• Third and fourth banks of 2011 fail in Florida
• In anonymity, I thee wed.
• National Day of Prayer activities are Thursday at Hernando County Courthouse
• Fatal accident on U.S. 19 in Spring Hill
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Police standoff at St. Petersburg apartment complex ends peacefully
• Clearwater charter school is told it must fix its finances or close
• Man accused of murdering his girlfriend had fatal bullet lodged in his hand
• Law firm poised to aid city with Rays scenarios
• Jury breaks for the night in Salter murder trial
• Bank robber gives money to bus passengers, Hillsborough deputies say
• Body of woman who may have jumped from Sunshine Skyway found
• Lockbox gone, but Pasco woman's story stirs kindness
• Massive oak tree falls on New Port Richey duplex
• Former attorney jailed in Dade City mobile home break-in
• Atheists seek footing at MacDill
• Zephyrhills wrestles with alternative plans for U.S. 301
• E-mail leads to speculation about Hernando commissioner's erratic behavior
• Community Farmers' Market and Holistic Expo planned Saturday in Hudson
• Man faces felony charge in Spring Hill road-rage incident
• With demolition of Economy Inn, Clearwater hopes to kick off new era
• Mosquito control comes with environmental costs
• Dunedin agrees to donate $10,000 to Pinellas Safe Harbor
• Assistant principal chosen for Winding Waters K-8 in Hernando County
• At Art in the Park in Brooksville, a chance for emerging artists
• Tampa police search for missing man suffering from dementia
• Hernando Sportsman's Club offers firearms classes
• Two bicyclists seriously injured after collision with truck
• Pasco-Hernando landowner Evans Properties would benefit from development bill
• Crash closes most southbound I-75 lanes near Gibsonton exit
• Fun 'n Sun in Clearwater fills weekend, beyond with food, music, games
• Astronaut Nicole Stott wows Tarpon High students
• Two hospitalized when truck flips over in St. Petersburg crash
• Wikkid holds auditions for new bassist following the departure of Brad Davis
• There's such a thing as too much art
• Cold front that battered South headed our way, but only some rain is expected
• Crash that killed motorcyclist also claims passenger
• Authorities identify man struck twice in Lealman
• Bucs lineman plucks kayakers from water off Honeymoon Island
• Kenneth City Council wants to get Police Department's side of the story
• Tampa defendant says he was handing over gun when it went off
• Pasco Sheriff Bob White denies he's doing anything but retiring
• SunWest dredging project poised to get green light from DEP
• Cypress Elementary School principal transferred into new school district position
• Ex-employee accused of stealing $600,000 from fitness guru Tony Little
• 'Simplicity Parenting' author Kim John Payne to speak in Clearwater
• Writing team Tony and Lauren Dungy share their new book with students
• In Dunedin, keeping Tanya's spirit alive
• STAR Education Center in line for new name
• Hernando club news for April 28 and beyond
• Developer drops plans for $1M Sand Key Park zipline treetop tours
• County honors ham radio operator
• Spring Hill fire board sets up tax vote, just in case
• Port Richey will pitch canal dredge funding to waterfront property owners
• Paralegal misses restitution payment; trial date set in grand theft case
• Salary yet to be resolved in Port Richey interim city manager hiring
• Spring Hill man accused of threatening girlfriend, exposing himself
• Motor home coach erupts in flames at dealership
• Salt Springs Alliance kayak race takes registrations
• Pedestrian struck by minivan in St. Petersburg dies in hospital
• Crescent Community Clinic tea benefit needs donations, guests
• Health notes
• Five swimmers saved from rip current at Honeymoon Island
• Website makes it easy to find out who is playing where in Tampa Bay
• Police investigate body found in Tampa
• Neighbors saw and heard, but tiny boy's torment went on and on
• ACLU helping Florida's released felons regain their rights
• Teachers, counselors and librarians ask Pinellas School board to spare them in budget cuts
• $1 million ad campaign will fight belief that oil spill affected Pinellas beaches
• Pedestrian run over and seriously injured in St. Pete
• Pinellas Park man, 50, accused of sexually abusing teen girl
• Chapter of international custody dispute written in Tampa
• Ridgewood High seniors savor graduation thrill
• Chris Nocco will have to balance work, politics as Pasco County's new sheriff
• Zephyrhills prepares for budget cuts
• Judge's okay sought to allow county to levy taxes for Spring Hill Fire Rescue district
• Zephyrhills temporarily shelves master meter utility billing
• Affordable pet vaccinations available in Brooksville on Saturday
• Pasco school deal keeps status quo
• Debt-plagued Clearwater Ice Arena could get new owner
• Firefighters put down hoses, pick up scoops to benefit charity
• Florida DOT sets workshop in Zephyrhills on U.S. 301 widening plan
• Jolley Trolley updates help elderly, disabled
• Florida's crime rate was its lowest in four decades in 2010
• Return to twice-a-week watering limit isn't the solution
• Frustrated by state inaction, Clearwater will try reminding beach homeowners of dunes rules
• Fatal gunplay at party in Zephyrhills leads to murder charge
• Buckhorn says Tampa not looking to steal Rays
• New home at Largo's Christ the King Lutheran Church lifts mid-Pinellas youth outreach program
• Charter school group led by Goliath Davis has eyes on Southside Fundamental site
• Legislative bid to fold Crosstown Expressway authority founders
• Former MLB outfielder Carl Everett accused of domestic violence
• FHP identifies 27-year-old man killed in Brooksville crash
• Tampa diner where Elvis ate suffers minor fire damage
• Three Hillsborough court clerks resign amid criminal inquiry
• Mother and boyfriend accused of horrible abuse of child
• Deputy shoots bank robbery suspect who grabbed knife, sheriff says
• Man who shot St. Petersburg police officer gets 25 years in prison
• Tarpon Springs church evacuated after illegal fireworks discovered on roof
• Today's North Suncoast meetings, events
• Hernando deputy investigated for driving while intoxicated
• Indonesian teens share culture through exchange program with Friendship Force
• 'The Deception of Propaganda' is topic of Patriot gathering in Seminole
• Top Hernando prosecutor taking job in Clerk of Court's office
• Deadline is May 2 for Pinellas property tax installment payment plan
• Private meetings with Hernando commissioners are canceled
• Another local live music bar has closed it’s doors
• As one woman knows, drivers are also victims in pedestrian-involved accidents
• FHP reports fatal accident on Cortez Boulevard in Brooksville
• Authorities seek help identifying body found near Sunshine Skyway
• Memorial services planned for Matt LaPorte this Saturday
• Living Scriptures' Easter picnic welcomes homeless, needy families in Tampa
• Deputies investigate Busch Boulevard crash
• Could the Tampa Bay Rays leave St. Petersburg?
• To raise more money for charity, Mayor Foster turns to his employees
• HART chief's ouster is a chance to reimagine transit
• Crosstown Expressway widening in downtown Tampa expected this summer
• Driver pulled from water off Howard Frankland Bridge
• Former Buc Keith McCants arrested on drug charge
• One-of-a-kind art redefined
• No evacuations as Brooker Creek fire under control
• Tampa woman killed in crash with pick-up truck
• Getting help on black student achievement
• Kitchen fire damages two Tampa apartments
• Hillsborough cabdrivers keeping close eye on taxi reform plan
• Vehicle fires in Hyde Park parking garage extinguished
• Tough choices loom, Pasco schools superintendent Heather Fiorentino says
• Clearwater tells Pinellas County it opposes zipline plan for Sand Key Park
• Clearwater Homeless Intervention Project shelter's time is running out
• Never give up, TV adventurer tells Tarpon Springs students
• Pasco registration for kindergarten, pre-K begins May 2
• Pasco community rallies for 5-year-old with cancer
• Brooksville police pass state review
• Hernando families praise school vouchers
• Elks Club's Hudson shows include Elvis, doo-wop and dance
• Pasco County school menus
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior menus
• Zephyrhills man sues over cost of city's <i>A to Z </i>book
• Public swayed him against Pasco schools impact fee cuts, Commissioner Mariano says
• Blood Center mobile unit schedule, April 24-30
• Government meetings, April 25-29
• Events for the week, April 24-30
• Zephyrhills man critically injured in Tampa crash Friday night
• Pompano Beach woman dies in Hernando car crash
• Woman dies in Brooksville crash
• Bicyclist struck by car and seriously injured in St. Petersburg
• A tragic end for one-time Nature Coast Tech soccer star
• More puzzling changes found in ousted Hillsborough transit chief's contract
• Tampa Bay schools express disappointment after donating to Pennies for Peace
• Pinellas school attendance drops in observance of Good Friday
• Pasco cancer patient loses valuable lockbox on U.S. 19
• Pasco County crime report
• Man on bike in Holiday not quick enough to elude Pasco sheriff's cruiser
• Hillsborough clerk of courts employees under investigation in criminal probe
• Pasco Sheriff's Office honors employees, citizen for valor, service
• Pro Shop Pub, a fixture of the gay community, to toast 35 years
• Expanded electives engage students at the James Irvin Education Center in Dade City
• Pasco "Hardest Hit" program can help struggling homeowners
• Lawyer for youth pastor says sex charge is unbelievable
• Brooksville Elks to host luncheon in honor of World War II veterans
• Rescued dolphin at Clearwater Marine Aquarium has a new name: Hope
• Tampa's 'Botox Bandit' at center of New York apartment feud
• Spring Hill family embarks on bike ride through 12 states
• It may be time to disband Kenneth City police, two council members say
• Extension office wants to hear ideas on future
• New Port Richey motorcyclist killed after hitting pickup
• Pasco business digest
• Son of former SPC president jumps from Sunshine Skyway bridge
• Audit under way on Hernando Beach Channel dredge project
• Hernando Business Digest for April 23
• University of Miami team lead by student from Tampa Bay wins NASCAR marketing challenge
• Shiloh Problem Solvers pushes to pay for 10 weeks of summer camp
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Authorities identify man shot by tribe officer at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
• Matt LaPorte passes away at the young age of 40
• County parks department wants to consolidate programs to fewer centers
• Tampa Expressway Authority gains new allies in its fight for survival
• New Port Richey motorcyclist killed in collision with pickup
• Animals flock to Earth Day celebration at Seven Springs Middle
• Police officer run over by golf cart, shoots the driver at Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino
• Tampa beating victim went hours with no medical care before death
• Wandering police department gets Kenneth City mayor's attention
• Bank drops foreclosure suit against Academy at the Lakes
• AARP workshop on long-term care planning Thursday in Brooksville
• Hernando County clerk, administrator at odds over private meetings
• City Council waives back taxes, fees owed by Progress Energy
• Doris Mellema Williams always rose to the challenge
• An updated production at Clearwater High's auditorium is in the works
• Hunting for stuff to do on Easter?
• Vincero Academy staff waits on pay, keeps teaching special-needs students
• With reserves gone, new county budget may be painful
• Deputies search for man who robbed hotel on U.S. 19
• St. Petersburg Council approves contract for red light cameras
• Spraying to combat sudden mosquito swarms under way around Hernando County
• Hillsborough schools aim to close budget gap without layoffs
• Show of support saves Pasco schools arts program from elimination
• At some churches, Passion Plays are no longer an Easter tradition
• Instead of reported surplus, Dali Museum still has bills to pay
• Crash on Interstate 75 near I-4 in east Hillsborough County causes traffic delays
• Hernando County events calendar
• Tampa Bay & Florida news > Good Friday Closings
• New Port Richey seeks to curb aggressive panhandling
• Pasco Enterprise Network, web portal to help small businesses, is unveiled
• Pasco driver says 'I'm drunk' after crash, FHP reports
• Hillsborough commissioners want consultant's help in redrawing election boundaries
• New Port Richey ordinance would allow city to monitor foreclosures
• Fiery crash kills motorcyclist
• Testimony: Obsessive ex-boyfriend killed man mistaken for rival in Plant City
• Testimony: Obsessive ex-boyfriend killed man mistaken for rival on Plant City porch
• Pasco drops Ten Oaks affordable housing plan
• Master Gardener Nursery plant sale April 30
• Writer Paulette Lash Ritchie shares her oceanic journey to remote spots of beauty
• HPH Hospice renames building for donor David Sturgill
• Hernando High students muy bueno in Spanish competition
• Hernando class notes
• Spring Hill Christian Academy's girls basketball teams touch on success
• Hernando health and support news for April 21 and beyond
• Northwood Plaza sold for unstated price
• Safety Harbor won't allow home to be used as facilitly for mentally disabled men
• Hernando County Fair enjoys a strong run for 2011
• Sunlake High School teacher put on leave after altercation with student
• At Tarpon Springs show, ICCA appraises and buys old coins, jewelry
• East Lake Fire Commission lays off deputy chief
• Lorene Walls filled a warm home with welcome
• Mountain mist and mood
• Zephyrhills man arrested in accidental shooting
• Tampa woman who lost life savings dies one month after robbery
• National pitch, hit, run competition to be held at two local sites on May 1
• North Pinellas health notes for April 21
• Brooksville celebrates Arbor Day on April 29
• Work to re-open Thonotosassa Road exit from westbound I-4 continues
• Banana Boat Too hosts Acoustic Tiki Wednesdays every Wednesday with Blu
• State Rep. Peter Nehr new Internet sweepstakes cafe exists in legal grey area
• Former Hillsborough Head Start official, wife accused of fraud
• The winners of the 2011 Tampa Bays Sexiest Musician Competition are...
• Truck driver badly injured when crash ejects him onto Fowler Avenue
• Hillsborough prepares for big shift on teacher evaluations
• Hernando club news for April 20 and beyond
• Eager to get red light cameras up, Foster takes alternate route
• Economic worries, especially tourism, linger around gulf
• As McDonald's holds hiring blitz, applicants hope job is on menu
• Behavior after arrest, including spitting on Pasco deputy, adds years to man's sentence
• In a Tampa bedroom, a boy so young ends his own life
• Three more apply for vacant Hernando School Board seat
• Receiver says Channelside Bay Plaza could go up for sale soon
• April 30 fundraiser set at Boys and Girls Club of Hernando County
• McFarlin wins St. Pete Beach mayoral runoff election
• Brooksville wants to strictly regulate pain clinics
• Former Deltona Elementary School employee faults principal for injury
• All Children's Hospital will demolish its old building
• Dunedin boards split on contributing to shelter
• Clearwater Marine Aquarium will offer free presentation on otters
• Good Friday closings in Hernando County
• Cops: Meth lab explosion rips Dade City home
• Bank of America wants Academy at the Lakes to repay all of $3.4 million loan
• A year later, what's a little oil in the Gulf?
• Man accused of threatening women over drug deal
• Dredging of channel may cost Clearwater up to $1 million
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• Student rush tickets available for tonight's performance of Spamalot at Mahaffey Theater
• Tampa firefighter rescues man trapped in smoke-filled home
• Grain truck spills load, closes road in Tampa
• Lightning crowds bring 'insanity' that draws young, old and even the unborn
• Baby cheetah and puppy friend at Busch Gardens now have names
• Mother, friends mourn man killed in Pasco ATV crash
• Meetings, events on the North Suncoast
• Taunts lead to arrest of son of boyfriend of missing police cadet
• St. Petersburg's Pier Aquarium moving to John's Pass
• Recruiting business is fine, but put a little more love in your city, too
• Tampa Bay area businesses to offer freebies for Earth Day
• Seminole Mayor Jimmy Johnson resigns as chamber executive director
• Pasco man charged in series of gun-related crimes
• Pasco man charged in spree of gun-related crimes
• Hillsborough deputies seek couple they say defrauded elderly
• South Pinellas military graduations and training
• Crowds lighter but hiring picking up at St. Petersburg job fair
• Financier and philanthropist Bill Edwards amps up entertainment empire
• Police seek suspects who crashed car into Tampa house and fled
• Hernando High closed after water main breaks
• Hernando sheriff's officials warn of scam aimed at jail inmate families
• Baby eagle found dead on side of Tierra Verde road
• USF student drowns in Citrus cave-diving accident
• 3-year-old found wandering Brooksville street; babysitter arrested
• Couple escape burning house in Safety Harbor after deputy wakes them up
• Man, 86, displaced after fire rips through St. Petersburg home
• Teen accused of killing St. Petersburg police officer David Crawford appears in court
• Tampa Bay Water board gets briefing on costly reservoir repairs
• 17-year-old motorcyclist killed in St. Petersburg crash
• Group withdraws plans for veterans resource center in Pasco County
• Hernando, Pasco picks for April 18
• Spend on education to save on prisons
• Popular 'sweepstakes rooms' flourish in legal gray zone<br /><br />
• Popular Internet sweepstakes rooms flourish in a legal 'gray zone'
• Tampa Bay Bands wanted for up-and-coming Compilation CD album
• Tarpon Springs police: Man chases kids with sword
• Man accused of threatening kids with sword in Tarpon Springs
• Family, St. Petersburg police hope for tips from public on anniversary of grandmother's killing
• Art and anatomy and total recall
• Crash south of Howard Frankland stalls traffic
• Sewer gas causes 2,000 parishioners to evacuate St. Pete Beach church during Mass
• Pasco man dies after boat capsizes
• St. Petersburg's Mainsail Arts Festival winners named
• Two people injured in I-75 crash
• Pinellas politicking off to an early start for 2012 races
• Black students struggling in Pinellas schools
• Brooksville man's fortune, marriage are casualties of wife's gambling
• Volunteers clean Hillsborough during the Great American Cleanup
• Cabbies: Taxi system leaves us poor, at risk
• How taxi companies Yellow Cab, United rose to dominance in Hillsborough
• For Hillsborough taxi drivers, long hours – and a dream of independence
• For Hillsborough taxi drivers, long hours — and a dream of independence
• Fire causes evacuation of Sulphur Springs Post Office
• Softball league stays in one piece playing by Larry's rules
• At Helen Ellis Memorial Hospital, changes are afoot
• Pasco considers benefits of impact fee cuts as commission vote nears
• Pasco Special Olympics swimmer will represent U.S. in Greece games
• Hudson man dead in ATV crash
• New policy on bullying doesn't satisfy some parental complaints
• Pasco County detectives hope billboard leads to tips in murder cases
• 'King's Speech' not the same without f-word
• Docudrama produced at Hernando school focuses on bullying
• Hernando High teen starts group to raise awareness about cyberbullying
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior meals menu
• Spending rules the day as Rubio rallies tea party crowd in Tampa
• HART chief executive faces showdown over whistle-blowers' allegations
• 'Mass incarceration' of minorities is alarming, professor tells HCC group
• Roof caves in on Mongelluzzis' house of cards
• Church thrift store offers $10 prom dresses
• St. Petersburg police release recording of Hydra Lacy's 911 call
• Was builder's e-mail to Pasco County officials a threat?
• Cut in impact fees now could help schools when reinstated in two years
• Award-winning researcher discusses finding causes of heart attacks
• Handmade matzo is an esteemed Passover tradition
• Pasco man accused of two shootings found guilty in first trial
• Hernando Computer Club accepting donations for Dawn Center
• Pingpong social club opening this summer in St. Petersburg
• Two young cancer survivors to walk in Relay for Life
• Dunedin exploring possibility of new fire station
• Small church's food ministry connects with the needy
• Tampa's Encore project survived the recession, but can it help the wider area economy?
• Pasco weekly crime report
• Pieces slowly return to Dunedin Fine Art Center
• Student charged in attack on officer at Carwise Middle School in Palm Harbor
• Blame heavy rains, warmer weather for swarms of mosquitoes
• Hernando County Administrator Hamilton catches heat over Jarque's hiring
• Car dealer manager lives on roof to raise money for families of fallen officers
• Spend the day in downtown Brooksville for Art N Market Walk
• Another guilty pleasure is no more
• Hernando caregivers protest Scott's cuts
• Zephyrhills man accused of sex with unconscious minor
• Tea Party, 9/12 Project members rallying in Tampa
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Police investigating arson in Ybor City
• Fired Hillsborough Administrator Pat Bean claims county owes her money
• Some Pinellas County school magnet programs have empty seats
• Hernando dredging contractor has arson conviction
• Ex-husband in Tampa bankruptcy trial says he never threatened ex-wife
• Hillsborough dad in fight video says his son was being bullied
• Odessa's Stainless Fabricators celebrates 25 years
• Port Richey delays vote on hiring interim city manager
• Orlando court ruling opens path for St. Petersburg to limit homeless feedings
• After standoff in Gibsonton, deputies arrest burglary suspect
• Road closed as SWAT team surrounds house in Gibsonton
• West Pasco Prowlers stage 'Madden NFL 11' video game tournament to raise money
• Fee increase proposed for PLACE summer program
• At Hernando County Fair, fish attraction reels them in
• St. Pete Beach man accused of shooting AK-47 at firefighters
• St. Pete police: Man shoots at Fire-Rescue with AK-47
• Pinellas man's letter captured Obama's attention
• Clearwater Deaf & Hard of Hearing Festival will be Saturday
• Island Estates home gets an unwelcome and messy guest: an otter
• Hillsborough man shot after grabbing Taser is mentally ill, family says
• Kindergarteners through fifth-graders invited to enter Mother's Day poetry contest
• Hernando Night Life
• Red light cameras and steep fines loom on the St. Petersburg horizon
• St. Petersburg officers cleared in deadly shoot-out with fugitive Hydra Lacy Jr.
• Gun law to let people go packing in public an affront to cops and citizens alike
• Easter egg hunt Sunday in Spring Hill for kids 9 and younger
• Time in the outdoors makes you appreciate Florida
• Steve Rector leaves as CEO of Bayonet Point hospital
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Robin Eads of The Red Sunday
• Seagull on the Harbor wall
• Man shot outside sports bar in Tampa
• Despite budget crunch, Foster ready to forgive overdue tax bill on Progress Energy
• Police cadets remember missing classmate
• Tampa man who brought dying girlfriend to his mom's home charged with murder
• Husband seeks to preserve $9.7 million judgment against ex-wife
• Teenager hospitalized and five others homeless in St. Petersburg blaze
• Former POW Roy Livingstone was a model of patriotism
• Union leaders evaluating Scott's first 100 days give him failing grade
• Report points to morale problem among leaders of Pasco school district
• Residents share ideas on next Pasco County budget
• Pasco man, 32, accused of having sex with girl, 14
• Skinny dip didn't get registered sex offender arrested, drugs did
• Shops at Wiregrass to hold Easter egg hunt April 23
• Pasco man home for lunch finds 10-foot gator in pool
• Federal budget cuts may end Pasco's free summer science camps
• Another plane goes into water at St. Petersburg's Albert Whitted Airport
• Tampa teen has shot at joining TV's "Got milk?" brigade
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• Pinellas-Pasco judge has defendant's mouth is taped shut
• Clearwater looks at grim choices to make up $5 million budget deficit
• Dunedin Housing Authority set to open 20-unit complex in Clearwater
• Hernando County sheriff, staff to serve at Tip-A-Cop fundraiser for Special Olympics
• Harbour Island crash families want dentist Moye to attend hearings but law doesn't require it
• Spring Hill Fire Rescue board agrees to ask voters for power to tax
• Support weak for change to 'strong mayor' in Clearwater
• Young competitors shine at Hernando County Fair and Youth Livestock Show
• Airport control tower wins county approval
• Hernando County utility bills contained wrong water consumption information <br /><br />
• Dunedin Coast Guard Auxiliary members honored for rescuing boaters
• Club news
• Fire aboard Tampa Bay tug boat doused
• Voting ends tomorrow in the 2011 Tampa Bays Sexiest Musician Competition
• Police arrest 16-year-old with gun at high school in Tampa
• One dead, two others shot during robbery at Clearwater home
• Buckhorn supporters helped bankroll committee that attacked Rose Ferlita
• Police looking for St. Pete woman with Alzheimer's who has gone missing
• Father of murdered girl in love triangle case files suit against Rachel Wade
• Police have active investigation into website featuring women beating homeless men
• Life's work, business empire in ruin for man behind Able Body Labor
• Parents of teen who died by suicide after sexting incident and bullying sue Hillsborough School Board
• Pasco school calendar
• Hernando club news for April 13 and beyond
• Mitchell High students elect student with Down syndrome as their prom king
• Commissioners get head start on pushing Penny for Pasco program
• Report: Woman driving to day care to get kids was drunk
• Trial one begins for defendant in two Pasco shootings
• Winning Fantasy Five ticket worth more than $70,000 sold in Pasco
• Wilton Simpson leads John Legg in first fundraising total for Senate seat
• Spring Hill Fire Rescue hot potato tossed back to voters
• Downtown St. Pete's nightspots will be providing police back-up
• Downtown St. Petersburg's nightspots team up to pay for extra police patrols
• Clearwater police seeking wanted man uncover drug operation
• Charlie Crist is a big hit in first law lecture at Stetson
• Staffer for Rep. Nugent badly injured in single-car crash
• Walmart to refurbish old Kmart and open in Tarpon
• Memorial in Spring Hill to honor bicyclist killed in hit-and-run
• Deputies: Seffner woman made false child abuse claims against ex-husband
• Crime victims will be recognized at Hernando ceremony
• St. Pete Beach mayoral election features opposing views of development
• End may be near for Pinellas County ban on digital billboards
• Largo balks at homeless shelter funding request because of police, fire burden
• Make sure you don't miss Easter events in Pasco County
• Hillsborough deputies search for missing Mango man
• Cops: Technology thwarted robbery suspect who stole computer
• Wiregrass Ranch valedictorian Levi Davidson, salutatorian Fiona Chai
• Inspiring with art
• Full Moon Saloon severs ties with Victor Lima and the Tampa Bay Music Network
• Police work involving social networking sites to generate tips
• Authorities identify pedestrian who fell into truck's path in New Port Richey
• Minor League BaseballT and KRAFT Singles Partner For Third Consecutive Season
• Walmart making plans to move into former Tarpon Springs Kmart
• Community group urges local officials to take action
• Man's body, hopes for new life left beside road
• Tampa woman accused of staging accident to collect insurance
• Angela Padula, one of Hillsborough County's oldest, dies at 108
• Salvage crew idle while agencies ponder what to do about ospreys nesting atop Port of Tampa crane
• Osprey nest in crane vexes contractor at Port of Tampa
• Zephyrhills, San Antonio voters choose city officials today
• Pinellas deputies arrest man after pursuit
• Alligator kills dog in Palm Harbor
• Pedestrian dies after falling into truck's path, FHP says
• St. Petersburg homeless men say they're enduring beatings for bucks in fetish fight videos
• Masked robbers hit east Pasco bank, flee with cash
• New court documents released in St. Petersburg cop shooting
• Woman, 76, crashes into St. Petersburg bagel shop
• Car driver hurt in collision at I-275 off-ramp in St. Petersburg
• Citrus County man dies when truck hits riding mower
• Complaints follow contractor of Gibsonton ethanol plant
• Inspirational spirit earns home makeover for Riverview family
• Patrol seeks help finding driver who killed bicyclist in Hernando crash
• Showing respect for women; protecting the state
• Tampa police: Woman hit, choked boy after 'F' on his report card
• Hillsborough deputies: Woman hit, choked boy after 'F' on his report card
• Just how healthy is the Tampa Bay area?
• Tampa incident underscores politicians' heightened security worries
• Governor gives much-criticized bureaucrat a special job
• Motorcyclist, 19, killed in Holiday crash
• Man arrested after undercover drug deal in Tampa turns violent
• Two Tampa Bay families reeling from deaths in Lake Placid accident
• Black residents in St. Petersburg look to vouchers, charters for better school choices
• Foundation helps physically disabled students go to college
• FAST alliance of churches challenges local officials
• Howard Troxler | FAST alliance of churches challenges local officials
• Clearwater home destroyed by fire
• Seminole toddler found drowned in family pool
• Dreams dashed as phony landlords target vacant Hillsborough homes
• Clearwater police officer struck and injured by fleeing driver
• Stauffer Superfund site near Tarpon Springs cleaned up for new use
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior menus
• Pasco County school menus
• For baby Bryce, Pasco detectives pursue murder case
• Census shows Hispanic boom in Wesley Chapel
• Population along U.S. 19 in west Pasco is becoming younger, more diverse
• In Hernando County, math instruction goes deeper
• Two victims of fatal Ruskin crash identified
• Sunset kayak trip departs Friday from Werner-Boyce Salt Springs State Park
• Hillsborough deputies searching for people involved in overnight killing
• Charlotte Murrin memorial concert scheduled in Brooksville
• Mixed-race couple in Hernando County have faced many challenges through the years
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Pedestrian dies after being struck by a vehicle
• Spaces available for the Art in the Park Festival in Brooksville
• Islamic law case: Did parties agree to arbitration?
• Shutdown may force military families to sacrifice paychecks
• Pasco Crime report
• Loans available to Pasco residents whose homes, businesses were damaged in storms
• New Port Richey going after unpaid debts
• Zephyrhills couple send packages of toiletries, supplies to missionaries
• Detectives seek identity of man seen at bank before robbery attempt
• Spring Hill Fire Rescue to ask Hernando County for stopgap tax help
• Warren Elly, last of the old-school TV reporters, hangs up his microphone
• Dunedin to allow golf carts on designated streets starting July 1
• Clearwater to end $100,000 subsidy to homeless shelter
• Over-70 competitors in Sunday's Iron Girl ready to grind it out
• Some retirees on limited incomes lost hundreds of thousands to former broker
• Experience helped 'street cop' attacked by student
• Experience helped 'street cop' attacked by student at Pinellas school
• Learn Facebook basics at free Spring Hill library class
• Brooksville bishop elected to top international leadership post in his church
• Brooksville will consider proposal for townhomes on conservation lands
• Florida in a race to overhaul teacher-evaluation system
• Prison terms in Pinellas for a sophisticated bogus check scam
• Business networking, luncheons and awards in Pasco County
• One hurt in drive-by shooting at Clearwater home of man killed in weekend violence
• Pinellas County once again eyes $5 fee for Fort De Soto, Fred Howard parks
• Mortgage company CEO gets top job at Mahaffey Theater
• Pinellas deputies make arrest in 2008 double homicide
• Developer wins round in long-disputed Bayshore Boulevard condo project
• Dr. Rene Carranza has plenty of fight in him
• Tarpon Springs new generation steps up in leadership roles
• Suspended HART chief rented condo from lawyer hired by transit agency
• Governor's order leaves disabled with few options, resources
• Pinellas Utilities to collect hazardous items at Palm Harbor University High School
• Wednesday night was bad for motorcyclists in Pinellas Park
• Seven people injured in night of motorcycle crashes in Pinellas Park
• Can restoration of Elizabeth Indianos' starburst in Tarpon Springs start mural renaissance?
• Countryside Mall guide dog ready to retire
• Test shows Weeki Wachee man didn't have active case of West Nile virus
• Tampa man accused of stabbing 6-year-old son found incompetent
• Keeping the tragic truth from the public a bad idea
• School supporters urged to fight proposed cuts to impact fees
• Hernando County Career Fair continues today
• Campus BBQ at 5pm Harborwalk as part of USF DAY 2011!
• Alex Sink leverages political recognition to help build a Tampa investment firm
• Baseball clinic Sunday free for kids ages 6 to 16
• Shih Tzu episode mishandled, Hernando report finds
• Tampa car theft ring leader sentenced to 13 years
• Letter pleading for officials to protect Chassahowitzka River comes from ironic source
• Tampa Bay Lightning take donations to help Progress Village storm victims
• Pasco woman charged with DUI in school bus crash
• Hudson pedestrian struck, killed while walking along dark road
• Pinellas Park police officer hospitalized after crash
• Poll: Florida voters disapprove of Obama's performance but lean toward Nelson
• Motorcyclist killed after striking pickup in Tampa
• Amid plummeting tax revenue, St. Petersburg weighs offering breaks for creating jobs
• After years of strained relations, Hillsborough, Tampa leaders talk cooperation
• Family of Carwise student accused in officer's stabbing say he was bullied
• Tampa victim describes New Year's Day sexual assault to jury
• Tampa police accuse babysitter of burning child with cigarette
• Broward County woman walks to raise sexual assault awareness
• Some Hernando County commissioners question Stabins' criticism
• Bayonet Point Middle put on lockdown for 2 hours
• Pasco Regional names Minden as new CEO
• Tampa police learn man shocked with Taser was in final throes of viral meningitis
• Chill greets plan to convert Belleview Biltmore into senior facility
• Clearwater likely to buy land, start design work for new fire headquarters
• Tarpon Springs man faces drug charges after chase
• Neighbors wary of charter school plan for Orchard Park
• Hernando health and support news for April 7 and beyond
• Sheriff's Posse saddles up to benefit hospice
• If Tampa Bay can get healthier, can we attract more businesses?
• Pinwheels aim at raising local awareness of child welfare issues
• 1921 Rigsby House to be expanded into Safety Harbor Art and Music Center
• Engineering company official says reservoir doesn't need major repair
• Club news in Pinellas
• Storm damage closes Pasco Tax Collector office in Zephyrhills
• www.stpetescifest.org
• Local band splits up immediately following their "Salute The Wives" performance
• The difference between happy and sad art
• Chilly morning to give way to sunny day
• Motorcyclist seriously injured in Tampa crash
• PETA makes case against proposed undercover video ban
• School Board steps in to oversee Hillsborough charter school
• Largo votes to annex 123 acres of commercial property
• Hillsborough approves 2011-2012 student academic calendar with little fuss
• Tax rate option won't appear on Pasco County citizen survey
• Driver charged with DUI after crash on U.S. 19 in Pasco County
• Storm hits hard in two Hernando County spots
• Hernando club news for April 6 and beyond
• Hernando deputies report 2-year-old, three adults in grow house
• Arline Erdrich (1936-2011): Aripeka artist shared her life, spirit on canvas
• PHCC cheerleaders earn state, national acclaim
• Clearwater complex will offer abode, counseling for homeless veterans
• Novelist Alexander McCall Smith to visit Clearwater library
• Enter chili cook-off in Spring Lake by April 9
• Judge rejects most serious allegations against Winters and Yonker
• Zipline course proposal irks Sand Key residents
• Over School Board's objections, Pasco commissioners cut impact fees
• Artist Arline Erdrich also known for conservation role in Hernando County
• Merle Brann seemed destined to find his Scarlett O'Hara
• Clearwater woman celebrates 112th birthday
• Second Pasco teen charged with rape at school in a week
• AirTran starts flying from TIA to Puerto Rico
• Clearwater Christian College professor, East Lake High robotics team earn honors
• Report: Bushnell woman stole from in-laws to support multimillion-dollar gambling habit
• Pasco High School valedictorian Luke Richter; salutatorian Tori Larsen
• Pasco County school notes for April 6
• More storms on the way for storm-weary Tampa Bay
• Two seriously injured in Seffner head-on crash
• Woman credits faith-based Hillsborough prison for turning life around
• Deputies say Hernando teacher argued with man before he was shot
• Another arrest made in March shooting of Tampa man, pregnant woman
• Maureen Kennedy: Hospice worker broke through AIDS denial with her art
• Today's picks for Hernando, Pasco counties
• "Hiccup girl" Jennifer Mee says: "I thought they were just going to rob the man."
• WestShore Plaza to get new children's play area
• Church fire blamed on unattended candle
• Hillsborough school menus, April 11-15
• Dade City's Pasco Regional Medical Center CEO resigns; second-in-command expected to replace him
• Dade City's Pasco Regional Medical Center chief resigns; second-in-command expected to replace him
• Fire burns two homes in Citrus Park subdivision
• Medal of Honor citation inspires soldier, leads to memorial at Pasco's Paul R. Smith Middle
• Hillsborough senior lunch menus, April 11-15
• Pasco commissioners eye impact fee cuts over School Board's protests
• Seminole dentist, doctor accused of writing each other prescriptions for pain pills
• More storms expected to hit Tampa Bay
• O'Keeffe kayoed
• Former St. Petersburg police officer accused of DUI
• Motorcyclist dies after colliding with PSTA bus in Lealman
• Shooting leaves two dead in Clearwater
• Clearwater discussion panel focuses on eliminating the bullying of gay students
• Tampa police investigating fatal hit-and-run
• Independent pharmacists gather in Tampa to rally against prescription drug bill
• Drive escapes from burning car
• 2 Tampa Bay rivers expected to drop below flood level today
• Trials, aspirations and farewells of bay area public figures
• Trust, aspirations and farewells of bay area public figures
• Red Cross assists victims of Thursday's storms, finds some neighborhoods still inaccessible
• Red Cross assists bay area storm victims, finds some neighborhoods still cut off
• Florida's colleges and universities ranked 10th on research spending in 2009
• Two bay area rivers forecast to fall below flood levels by morning
• All Children's now officially part of renowned Johns Hopkins Health System
• Sister: Innocent bystander on her way to store killed in violent Tampa argument
• Pinellas deputies: Gunman force two to give up pants, shoes, cell phone before being robbed of rental car
• Wesley Chapel man shot in head
• Two men accused of robbing Spring Hill restaurant
• Pasco County crime report
• Pasco deputies says man shook, threw infant
• Dr. Jay Harvey leaves crushing patient load to be a personal physician again
• At Odessa Elementary, autistic students find their voice
• Co-workers honor Spring Hill volunteer with a blood drive
• United Way of Pasco seeks those who didn't file tax returns in 2007
• Torch Run for Special Olympics is Monday in Brooksville
• Sen. Fasano calls proposals to raise Citizens Insurance and sinkhole rates a disaster
• Events for the week of April 3
• Blavatt marks first year at helm of Hernando County schools
• Blood donation sites for the week of April 3
• Government meetings for the week of April 3
• Endings for large, wild animals is not happy
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Michelle Basch of Mojo Dragonfly
• Whooping cranes set to journey home to Wisconsin
• In seconds, Virginia Armstrong's home of 30 years was destroyed
• One St. Pete campaign launches to help heal, unite divided city
• Gov. Rick Scott hears chorus of boos at Rays opener
• On opening day in Section 138, the fans miss Officer David Crawford
• Sternberg: MLB poised to press issue on new stadium
• Pasco bank robbery foiled by locking door, hiding
• Zephyrhills City Council candidates differ on issues
• Safety Harbor academy trains dogs to find bedbugs
• Service in Clearwater bridges faiths to honor victims in Japan
• Massive storm spawned nine tornados, weather officials say
• East Lake puts fire chief, deputy chief on indefinite paid leave
• Pinellas drug sweep focuses on oxycodone
• A Zephyrhills church mission helps Haitians rebuild
• Celebrate kids and community at Brooksville festival
• Brooksville City Council to look at company's tax break
• At least three more hopefuls apply to replace Fagan on Hernando School Board
• Pinellas Hope tries to recover after storm
• Night Runners ministry sets up shop in Brooksville to help in times of crisis
• Pasco County business digest
• Family of Bloomingdale library rape victim now must defend her against bureaucracy
• Bank robber gives up when no one gives him money
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Park Boulevard closure to disrupt traffic flow through weekend
• Thousands in Tampa Bay still without power one day after intense storms swept Tampa Bay
• Pedestrian walks into car's path, dies in New Port Richey
• Ex-Commissioner Kevin White lands 'unusual' mortgage
• The show won't be only inside Tropicana Field on opening night
• Internet arrest photo complicates cold case
• Queen Chasco, King Pithla crowned
• Pasco County high school jazz ensembles excel in state contests
• Land O'Lakes man on verge of divorce shoots wife, himself
• New Port Richey man will appear at Academy of Country Music Awards
• Storms batter homes, flood roads in Pasco County
• Shabbat: The joy of observing an oasis in time
• Storm leaves path of destruction in North Pinellas
• Deluge overwhelms Tarpon Springs' storm drains, flooding widespread
• Jolley Trolley popularity on new route surprises planners
• Against the grain, ahead of the pack
• Ex-mayor Baker on government, God and Goliath
• Hernando County avoids worst storms
• Bob Buckhorn to be sworn in Friday as mayor of Tampa
• After police shooting, council to mull teen curfew
• St. Petersburg Council member Karl Nurse proposes a teen curfew
• Winning ticket for Fantasy Five bought at Circle K in Spring Hill
• Reporter Barbara Hunting Hanley reached people with flair and a common touch
• Clearwater Beach Chamber of Commerce to move visitors center in June
• Mahaffey, Dali to host lunch series
• Father once saved both daughters, but can't prevent crash that took one at 16
• Deputies say teen brought unloaded gun to Riverview school
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Black Rose band profile
• Hernando Marketplace on Saturday highlights local businesses, groups, services
• Tarpon Springs holds 37th Fine Arts Festival on Spring Bayou this weekend
• Brooksville Elementary School Advisory Council meets Monday
• Stormy day
• Style of choice for art lovers
• Tampa police find missing woman suffering from dementia
• Tornado watch in effect for Tampa Bay as severe weather sweeps through
• Man dies in St. Petersburg after speeding from hit-and-run, crashing again
• Tampa-Hillsborough Expressway Authority battles bill to terminate its existence
• Motorcyclist dies after crashing into truck in eastern Hillsborough
• Tampa's Operation Panama Express nabs accused Guatemalan drug lord
• Hernando health and wellness events
• Former Judge Charles Cope's career marred by alcohol
• As county legal bills go unpaid, former Commissioner Kevin White buys house
• Music to rock last Chasco Fiesta weekend
• Mitchell High quartet still playing baseball together at PHCC
• Former principal to lead revitalization effort for Lacoochee, Trilby
• Florida House bill that would limit multiyear contracts worries teachers
• 'Pinwheels for Prevention' ceremony to mark Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Homeless felon arrested in man's brutal beating in Pasco
• Accused cop killer's lawyer angry with police over attempted jail interview
• Arrest made in decades-old Clearwater rape case
• SUV backs over woman in Port Richey parking lot, killing her, FHP says
• 19-year-old Hernando shooter gets 6 years; his victim will graduate as 'Miracle Boy'
• Severe thunderstorms, hail, possibly tornadoes forecast for Tampa Bay, Florida
• Tarpon's Sponge Docks to fit in strollable village under new city plans
• Charter school expansion bill passes first test in Florida
• Seven in contention for Hernando School Board seat
• Coordinator for Brooksville City Hall Art Gallery to step down
• Tarpon Springs commission approves money to prevent sinkhole under gym floor
• Hernando school superintendent Bryan Blavatt ready to tie his pay to student performance
• Only 16 days left of voting in the 2011 Tampa Bays Sexiest Musician Competition
• Studying on the Harbor Lawn
• Fire at Palm Harbor Dunkin' Donuts takes an hour to extinguish
• St. Petersburg police make arrest in home invasion killing
• New chief operating officer promoted at Bayonet Point Medical Center
• Recent survey shows nearly 40 percent increase in Pasco homeless population
• Hernando club news for March 30 and beyond
• Pasco officials see silver lining despite projected drop in property values
• Deputies: New Port Richey mom turns son in after finding guns, drugs in his room
• Elsie Taylor Memorial Blood Drive Tuesday in Spring Hill
• Clearwater in talks to buy site of Times office
• Big crowds, big names, visit new Dalí
• Big crowds, big names, visit new Dali
• Chinsegut Hill's fate kept from public eye
• Hillsborough courtroom turns into classroom for visiting Russian judges
• Dunedin's new city clerk starts work in April
• Beach residents fight Florida bills targeting ban of short-term rental homes
• Brooksville brothers grabbed money from woman's bra during drug deal, report says
• Stress of home invasion robbery blamed for 81-year-old Tampa woman's stroke
• Chasco ready to swing with dancing, big band music
• Hernando County man exposed to West Nile virus
• Tampa woman ejected and seriously injured when SUV flips on I-4
• Blockbuster at Northeast Park Shopping Center to close doors April 10
• Inmates, volunteers sue state to block closure of Hillsborough Correctional Institution
• All Children's Hospital contacts patients' families after death of therapist with meningitis-related infection
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Beth Hammer profile
• Battle of the sexes in art?
• After drenching Tampa Bay, more rain on its way
• Police find missing Tampa woman
• Police identify suspect accused of stabbing, killing a man in Tampa
• Decades of complaints about Pinellas teacher surprise School Board members
• Boyfriend of missing cadet refuses to cooperate with Pinellas sheriff's detectives
• Tampa neighborhoods alarmed over proposed changes to wet zoning rules
• Florida Bar vs. Tampa lawyers Winters and Yonker now up to judge
• Ex-Hernando jail psychiatrist may not face sexual misconduct charges
• By promoting Kenny Chesney concert itself, Tampa Sports Authority nets $1 million
• Suit: Florida drivers 'detained' if tolls paid with big bills
• Police: Tampa man stabbed to death after argument
• Watson guilty on all charges in 1992 case
• Gates spurs donations for local teachers
• Bus line benefits from Miami airport fire
• Plant City woman slips into sinkhole, calls for help on her cell phone
• American Express' electronic wallet Serve has St. Petersburg core
• Glazer Museum tweaks free admission Tuesdays
• 12 bands set to perform at the Salute The Wives benefit concert on April 3rd
• No one injured in fire at St. Petersburg home
• Baby dropped at Chasco Fiesta; father charged with neglect
• Spring Hill nurse arrested on drug charges
• Mom, son escape as fire damages Tampa home
• In Feed the Bay on Sunday, 800 Christians will shop to replenish food banks
• St. Petersburg police officer, other driver injured in crash
• Two Tampa police officers to return to work after downtown crash
• Storms bring Tampa Bay nearly an inch of rain in some areas
• Boy found alone before dawn on Clearwater Beach
• Pedestrian killed in crash in Tampa
• Tampa residents finally see completed 40th Street bridge and road upgrade
• Overdue rain is on its way to Tampa Bay area
• Florida restricts license of ex-Hernando jail psychiatrist accused of molesting female inmates
• Tampa police search for two men in Farm Store robbery
• Pinellas teacher's 33-year career: fired, rehired, transferred, investigated
• Rudy Spoto, first county administrator of Hillsborough, dies at 80
• USF aims big in efforts to rebrand and reinvent its medical school
• Weekend of speed proves slow for some St. Petersburg merchants
• Gov. Rick Scott should help Sarasota County land Jackson Labs deal
• Overdue rain on its way to Tampa Bay
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Kathi “FIFI” Randall profile.
• Two injured as small plane goes in bay off Albert Whitted Airport
• Spring Hill motorcyclist dies after striking tree, being run into
• One Tampa officer released from hospital after two injured in unmarked car crash
• The jig is up for scofflaws on the Selmon Expressway
• Dalí Museum quiet as Honda Grand Prix buzzes by in downtown St. Petersburg
• Accusations encircle rise, fall and fight over Cast-Crete Corp
• Married teachers feeling double the pressure
• Paperless classrooms closer to reality in Pinellas
• Retired St. Petersburg police officer dies in electrical accident
• In first year as Clearwater police chief, Tony Holloway cuts his own path
• Budget hardships put Pinellas beach renourishment projects in doubt
• Two Pasco men jailed after break-in, knife threat
• Things to do in Hernando County this week
• Big Moon Rocket wins the Ferg's Battle of the Bands competition
• Pasco County school menus
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior meals menu
• Pinellas military news
• Odyssey of Mind team helps boy, 11, in his battle with cancer
• At 81, Spring Hill's Danny Desmond adores softball
• Next step for dredging Port Richey canals is a vote on special tax
• Unemployment drops slightly in Pasco, Hernando
• Hernando Judge Stephen Rushing served justice with care
• Hernando's local harvest is bountiful
• Even more to see and do at Chasco Fiesta all day Sunday
• Blood Center mobile unit schedule for the week of March 27
• Hernando County births
• Government meetings for the week of March 27
• Noted USF scholar to speak at Temple Beth David
• 40 years later, high school yearbook reappears
• Dolphin dies at Clearwater Marine Aquarium
• Hillsborough County wins latest round in fight over ex-commissioner's legal bills
• Don't allow ethnicity to cloud issue of ethics
• Ex-commander applies to fill Sheriff Bob White's job
• Chasco Fiesta kicks off in New Port Richey
• Sheriff's canine division could get new doghouse
• Aripeka's Rambo fights to stay in his woodsy home
• Pasco-Hernando Community College offers noncredit Microsoft courses
• East Lake fire commissioners, citing budget cuts, may ax chiefs
• Four treated, room gutted in Clearwater home fire
• In Pasco County, Christian author's faith in God guides life and writing
• Christian author's faith in God guides life and writing
• Strange — sometimes wonderful — things are for sale on Clearwater Beach
• Hernando County arts groups eye site for an arts center
• Plan moves ahead for golf carts on Dunedin streets
• Lifeguard training is scheduled in Land O'Lakes
• Mystery over Pinellas cadet's disappearance deepens; boyfriend still isn't talking
• Mystery over cadet's disappearance deepens; boyfriend isn't talking
• Westbound Haines Bayshore Road in Clearwater closes Monday
• Mother mourns anniversary of daughter's death, worries about justice
• Visit health fair, drop off old medicines today
• Head of Academy Prep on leave of absence
• Public advises Largo officials on budget priorities
• Religion calendar
• 8-year-old prodigy gets to join a visiting virtuoso in concert at Spring Hill church
• Pet of the week
• Hernando business digest
• Announcements, events, meetings relating to business
• Plane hits water at Albert Whitted Airport; pilot is uninjured
• St. Petersburg police win race with armed man at track meet
• Where would museums be without stolen art?
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• The St. Petersburg Grand Prix, and all that noise, gets underway
• Exodus continues from Tampa City Hall
• 'Thin blue line' of light helps honor fallen Tampa officers
• Maj. Chris Nocco files application to replace Sheriff White
• In Zephyrhills, a robotic arm guides knee replacement surgery
• Pasco Detective Jason Gay dies of cancer at 28
• Pasco County sex offender faces new charge
• Pasco County driver passed out at Burger King with kids in minivan, authorities say
• Economist tells Hernando audience to be patient on recovery
• Spring Hill restaurants report drop in business before virus source identified
• Artist wants 54 paintings taken from Dunedin exhibit returned
• Gymnastics school explores renting at Clearwater's Harborview Center
• Gus Guadagnino of Spring Hill wants vacant Hernando School Board seat
• Grand Opening of Josiah Cephas Weaver Park this Saturday
• Tampa boy tells of the day bullies swiped his scooter
• Vacation homes skew vacancy rates in Hernando, Florida
• Hernando events: Wellington garage, bake sale
• Former Gov. Charlie Crist faces dismantling of legacy with a smile
• Former Gov. Charlie Crist faces dismantling of his legacy with a smile
• Pinellas' weekend of fairies, flowers and art
• Tampa mother whose baby drowned back in court
• Tampa mother whose baby drowned back in court, headed to mental hospital
• World War II veteran John Wisner devoured books, pumped iron
• Pasco paralegal must pay up or face trial, state says
• Woman hits gas, then building in Clearwater
• Increased enforcement brings fewer pedestrian fatalities, but money's running out
• Driver loses control, dies in Tampa crash
• Hillsborough deputies investigating shooting death near Carrollwood
• Largo women accused of striking man with car
• Fusebox Funk & Johnny Cakes to perform at the Crowbar in Ybor
• One dead, two injured in St. Pete home-invasion robbery
• Newly elected Tampa City Council is friendlier to panhandling ban
• How Bob Buckhorn handles being Tampa's mayor will be fun to watch
• Bill would help establish rules for sex in group homes
• Hydra Lacy's widow seeks $61K from city for destroyed belongings
• Memorial service for siblings lost in tragic mobile home fire
• Wesley Chapel meeting will focus on road construction projects
• Sertoma drawing offers Bucs season tickets
• Hudson man accused of pistol-whipping acquaintance
• Denny's on U.S. 19 in Port Richey closes
• Vice President Joe Biden chastises Gov. Rick Scott for rejecting high-speed rail
• First she helped the mayor-elect win. Now she can vote for him
• State attorney's appeal adds twist to Tai-Ling Gigliotti child abuse case
• Early sting prompts Clearwater to put out stingray alert
• Clearwater's World Series ring from Phillies kept out of sight<p></p>
• Hernando County to take closer look at worker benefits
• Several men detained in Clearwater after police receive a report about people with guns
• Safety Harbor plans Mullet Creek restoration projects
• Spring Hill diners' illness caused by norovirus
• Brooksville teen hopeful after surgeries for severe scoliosis
• Earl Hoaglin, self-made man and role model
• Friends of retiring Hernando parks manager Pat Fagan to honor him Friday
• Dunedin commissioners to vote on allowing golf carts on some streets
• Flight out of Japan costly for family returning to Manatee County
• Art face front
• Man leads Pinellas County deputies across county lines in stolen car
• Harry Cohen captures City Council seat for South Tampa
• Lisa Montelione captures City Council seat for North Tampa
• Mike Suarez wins citywide District 1 seat
• Court records reveal dark secret in Tarpon slaying
• Capin edges Hart for citywide District 3 council seat.
• Pedestrian killed in Tampa crash
• Written off by Tampa's political elite, Bob Buckhorn makes a remarkable comeback
• Volunteer accused of fondling visitor, 9, at Lowry Park Zoo
• Pasco commission slashes fees on new homes
• Van Hilliard wowed people with athleticism, smarts and photography
• Two men hope to be temporary replacement for Pasco County Sheriff Bob White
• Sportsplex abandons multifield softball plan in Pasco
• Pasco County Commission discounts ComPark 75 parcel's price to attract new business
• Verizon says data input error led to 133,000 customers' late fees
• FDOT to build bicycle-pedestrian trail along Courtney-Campbell Parkway
• Award-winning Clearwater painter specializes in depicting people viewing classic art
• Woman at center of Winters & Yonker law firm dispute testifies in Bar hearing
• Oldsmar Days event will feature rides, music, cook-off
• Three Tampa City Council candidates rack up big leads in early returns
• Bayonet Point Middle School pays tribute to deceased staff members
• Ferlita concedes to Buckhorn in Tampa mayor's race
• Pinellas Park manager arrested for giving herself an unauthorized raise, police say
• Pinellas scraps plans to build green home, citing cost concerns
• Hernando County news in brief
• Officials say they found vehicle in hit-run fatality
• Tampa charter school loses $64,000 for enrolling underage students
• Pinellas, Pasco deputies capture driver after cross-border chase
• Ferg's holds finals in battle of the bands competition tonight
• Tampa voters head to the polls to choose next mayor, four City Council members
• Rescue crews searching for two missing boaters near Aripeka
• Market-dominant Scotts to take phosphorus out of fertilizer
• Runoff election will decide Tampa's mayor's race, four City Council seats
• Judge orders use of Islamic law in Tampa lawsuit over mosque leadership
• Programs and meetings in Hernando and Pasco
• Tampa International Airport fires air service development director
• Authorities issue cautions after sewage spills into upper Hillsborough River
• Driver claims 'sexting' led to Pasco crash
• Zephyrhills man arrested on fifth DUI charge
• Consultant warns against cutting Pasco school impact fees
• HART board suspends CEO
• Wandering toddlers land Pasco mother behind bars
• Tampa man jailed in Port Richey pharmacy break-in
• In Pinellas, judge doesn't buy defendant's claim to be incompetent
• Rose Ferlita raises $198,000 for Tuesday's Tampa runoff
• KOLE gives a great performance despite Gasoline Alley owner’s un-professionalism
• All Children's, Hopkins plan joint celebration April 4
• Florida Bar goes after two attorneys accused of stealing clients
• Hotter-than-normal, sunny days continue this week
• Tampa woman dies in accident on Interstate 4
• Couple recount fatal fray at their Tierra Verde home
• Schenecker dad begins a journey, surrounded by children's friends
• When the Salvation Army is your probation officer
• Norman saga brought intense glare to charity
• On tearing down old bridges, building new ones
• Motorcycle deputy helping event for slain officers injured in St. Petersburg accident
• Motorcycle deputy injured at Bikes for Badges ride in St. Petersburg
• Keith Wilkins is the newest contributing writer for The Bay Buzz
• Spring breakers shatter calm at Clearwater, other Tampa Bay beaches
• Dali Museum is off to the races
• Man accused of sexually battering pregnant woman at Pinellas tent city
• St. Petersburg police: Man sexually battered woman who asked for help getting home
• St. Petersburg man accused in October sexual battery
• Man drowns in pond after short police chase in Pinellas Park
• Tampa woman dies in I-4 crash
• One dead in Wimauma van crash
• Bicyclist, 50, struck and killed by truck in Tampa
• Women's vote could play key role Tuesday in Tampa mayor's election
• <i>Reader's Digest</i> retiree Brenda Zalon was enthusiastic hostess
• John Hubbard, Dunedin's force of nature, is retiring
• Pinellas club news
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• AARP program offers free tax help at several Pinellas locations
• Pasco planning strategy wins regional award
• County gets $4.2M grant for energy-saving upgrades
• Pasco County school menus
• Fanny the poodle a godsend to family of special needs child
• Pasco County senior meals, Meals on Wheels menu
• Pasco County crime report: March 19
• Barred from rejecting congressional pension, Nugent proposes new law
• Brown-Waite aides enjoyed big bonuses
• Crystal River nuclear plant poses no big threat
• Lovable Dinky, the miniature horse, makes house calls
• Hernando County events, March 20-26
• Hernando County births
• Hernando government meetings March 21-25
• Blood Center mobile unit schedule March 20-26
• Library of Congress exhibit coming to West Hernando Middle School
• Montelione, Perkins bring different styles to Tampa City Council campaign
• Tampa City Council's District 3 race goes beyond partisan ideals
• Feds charge Palm Harbor man with wire fraud
• No easy explanations for Tarpon Springs violence
• Higher gas prices have some benefits, at least
• Fundraisers planned to help family of 2 disabled children killed in fire
• Meeting between Aqua Utility executives and state official raises concerns
• Woman unloads drugs and paraphernalia at Pasco jail
• Documents detail killer's north Tampa shooting rampage
• Buckhorn raises $335,000 for Tuesday's Tampa mayor's runoff
• Pasco businesswomen learn golf, networking on the course
• String of events test Tarpon Spring's ability to cope
• St. Joseph's Day celebration at Holy Cross Lutheran in Spring Hill <br /><br />
• Troopers search for pickup driver who hit school bus in Clearwater
• Clearwater to seek bids for red-light cameras
• Wesley Chapel Christian music singer serves as role model for troubled girls
• Tampa Bay area Unitarian Universalists make spiritual journey to India
• Westin Tampa Bay buys AquaKnox restaurant
• Wear 'cowboy casual' to reception for U.S. Rep. Richard Nugent
• Largo wants to crack down on campaign signs placed illegally
• Community forums, camps and classes are among neighborhood activities
• Former PTA treasurer arrested for stealing from the organization
• Pasco County business notes
• Citing economy, St. Petersburg Chamber downsizes
• Nurse acquitted on charge of violating nursing home resident
• Hernando County religion calendar
• Weeki Wachee's Nativity Lutheran Church marks 25th anniversary
• A new kosher deli opening in South Tampa for members only (but anyone can join)
• 'America's Most Wanted' looks at case of Navy Veterans' head 'Bobby Thompson'
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Six USF students studying in Japan returning home as precaution
• 1 deck, 36 pt chronicle hedline for Hooper here
• Flier spreads phony information about Tampa City Council candidate
• Tree trimmer is injured while cutting near power lines
• Ethics investigation of Norman under way, complainant says
• Pinellas deputy fired for death of inmate
• In Tampa mayor's race, business experience a hot-button issue
• Hudson survivor of 2007 crash dies while waiting for justice
• Pasco Extension Service programs
• The Health Department holds off on naming the focus of a food illness investigation
• Big weekend rains cash on downtown Tampa merchants
• Former Pinellas court clerk "Pete" Mullendore was 'Mr. Democrat' in a GOP stronghold
• Two motorcyclists injured in fatal crash identified
• Two seriously hurt in crash with PSTA bus in St. Petersburg
• Two seriously hurt in crash with bus in St. Petersburg
• Dunedin's magical history tour of homes this weekend
• Dunedin's magical history tour of homes this weekend
• Fundraiser helps Hernando youth pastor adopt two boys
• New Port Richey Garden Club's spring flower show is today, Saturday
• Gov. Rick Scott talks free trade on first trade mission, to Panama
• Fund set up to help family of 2 children killed in Zephyrhills fire
• Weeki Wachee will host dozens of painters this weekend
• Meteorologist to speak at hurricane and safety expo
• Man charged with trying to beat wife to death in Carrollwood
• Elderly Tampa man's trek to Ohio to end in reunion with wife
• Dense fog descends on Tampa Bay area before 'beautiful afternoon'
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Reina Collins profile
• Police find man shot, killed in St. Petersburg parking lot
• FHP identifies bicyclist killed in crash in Palm Harbor
• Hillsborough deputies arrest suspect in 2-year-old baseball bat murder
• Court records: Kickbacks paid by law enforcement officers
• Hillsborough commissioners approve administrator's reorganization plan, contract
• New mailers attacking Buckhorn list return address of Ferlita contributor
• Summit tries to address issues brought up by youths
• Bicyclist killed in Palm Harbor crash
• New Port Richey's support, downtown area elevate Gearlink Cup race
• Police cadet was breaking up with boyfriend before disappearance, friend says
• Deputies: Mother sent girl, 11, to panhandle at a gas station
• Sheriffs worried over bill allowing permit holders to openly carry guns
• Five in Spring Hill home arrested on drug charges
• Hernando leaders at odds in pill mill fight
• Clearwater mom puts a mustache on her minivan
• Hernando school choruses join World's Largest Concert
• Scholarships for Hernando County students
• Good behavior pays off
• Hernando class notes
• Clearwater High senior Valiece Long awarded $40,000 Take Stock in Children scholarship
• Hernando County clerk named to chair state council
• Support for diabetics
• After 60 become ill, Health Department investigates possible norovirus in Spring Hill
• St. Cecelia Odyssey of the Mind team takes third in regional competition<br /><br /><br /><br />Times staff
• Pinellas Sheriff Jim Coats now says if he runs in 2012, he'll finish the term
• Moffitt seeks pledge for state money to fund delayed expansion
• Putt-off wraps up Brooksville Golf Glow Scramble
• Hillsborough deputies search for robber who was armed with scissors
• Health fair and medication disposal March 26 in Spring Hill
• Brandon club offers hip-hop Christian night on Sundays
• Where to go in Tampa Bay for St. Patrick's Day Celebrations
• Renowned Renaissance art at risk
• Silver Alert issued for missing 80-year-old man with dementia
• 1 dead and 3 injured in three-motorcycle crash in Tarpon Springs
• After lifetime in politics, Mayor Iorio's new job: author, consultant
• Troopers looking for hit and run vehicle that struck Spring Hill home
• Police charge 22-year-old with murders of his grandparents in Tarpon Springs
• Tampa attorney orders debate tape off air
• Tarpon Springs police search home
• Two hurt when Palm River apartment staircase gives way
• Pinellas County affordable housing report doesn't ring true
• Hillsborough Correctional Institution slated to close
• Clearwater police seek help finding missing 81-year-old woman
• Pasco man gets life for sex abuse of children
• Hernando judiciary holds firm in courtroom space fight
• Arline Rosenblatt, a mother to years of preschoolers
• Pasco trooper wins award for making most DUI arrests in Florida
• Zephyrhills skateboarders request upgrades at skate park
• Habitat for Humanity townhomes in Dunedin are green, good-looking
• Zephyrhills fire claims two lives
• Thieves steal boxes of seafood from Tampa restaurant
• On Clearwater Beach, a Tampa family's loss gives spring breakers pause
• Nature Coast Festival Singers schedule three spring concerts
• Man accused of touching, kissing 12-year-old Spring Hill girl
• Pinellas commissioners kill county-run curbside recycling for unincorporated areas
• Biking to work brings health, environmental benefits
• Clearwater reconsiders installing red-light cameras
• Tobacco health fair set for March 28 at Early Learning Coalition of Pasco and Hernando Counties
• Spring Hill house damaged by driver that also hit cars and ran
• Former deputy pleads guilty in Rooms to Go kickback scheme
• Class-size pressures may shift school's boundaries in Tampa
• Pinellas man accused of murder wants to represents himself, but says he needs more time
• Voting begins today for Tampa Bays Sexiest Musician Competition
• Police find four dead at Tarpon Springs home after fire at gun shop
• Tampa City Council candidates Stokes, Suarez hope differences will decide
• Pinellas group prepares to push elected officials over social issues
• Buckhorn campaign worker tied to group that sent anti-Ferlita mailer before primary
• Pasco paramedics cleared in patient's death
• Hernando, Pasco events for March 15
• Marked down to $17.5M, Mark Yaffe's Tampa mansion still for sale
• Diocese of St. Petersburg to offer $1M tuition assistance at Catholic schools
• Finding love after 80
• UF freshman from Tampa found dead by friends in Madeira Beach condo
• Teen charged in Seminole High plot had troubled childhood, family says
• Tampa police warn: Downtown drivers and passengers buckle up or face tickets
• Bristol Court Assisted Living Facility to open April 4
• Pinellas military graduations and training
• Hillsborough woman who killed houseguest gets 30 years in prison
• Hillsborough woman who killed house guest gets 30 years in prison
• St. Petersburg police: After backing into cruiser, man tries to bribe officers to 'unarrest' him
• Pickup truck drags deputy investigating report of drug deal in Brandon
• Officials identify victim of Largo apartment fire
• Hillsborough deputies say man tried to abduct 12-year-old girl from bus stop
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Heather Forgét profile
• Suicidal man with handguns surrenders in Tarpon Springs
• Repair under way in Clearwater water main break
• In debate, Buckhorn, Ferlita differ on jobs, Tampa Bay Rays, aggressive campaigning in Tampa mayor's race
• Tampa police identify two teenagers shot; one was pregnant
• Bicyclist dies in St. Petersburg after two cars hit him
• Pinellas Park police: Man ran over and injured wife with minivan
• Man, pregnant woman shot and injured at east Tampa apartment complex
• At Clearwater's Pet-A-Palooza, devotion to rescue and adoption on display
• St. Petersburg councilman hosting youth summit Wednesday
• St. Petersburg council member Wengay Newton to host youth summit
• Divergent views in battle for South Tampa's City Council seat
• Prescription drug abuse leads to spike in neglect cases, child protection investigators say
• Rules for a better, safer, smarter Florida
• Girlfriend: After years of crime, life was 'looking up' for intruder shot at Tierra Verde home
• Intruder killed at Tierra Verde home was felon
• Is art dead?
• Florida Strawberry Festival ends two-week run today
• Women of the Tampa Bay music scene - Leslie Redman profile
• Black Jack Bomber goes on temporary hiatus while awaiting drummers recovery
• Tampa mayoral candidates battling hard for Hispanic vote
• Scooter driver, 26, seriously injured in Seminole crash
• Pinellas County Sheriff Jim Coats' succession plan skips election
• St. Petersburg officer shoots, kills aggressive dog
• Motorcyclist suffers fatal injuries after crash with SUV
• Degas exhibit opens at Tampa Museum of Art
• Edgar Degas exhibit opens at Tampa Museum of Art
• Labor relations Judge Ernie Dowd strove for fairness
• Midtown lost its biggest advocate at City Hall, what happens next?
• Be on lookout for Silver Alert signs
• Woman killed in Largo apartment fire
• Homeless man gets job, home with help of mentor
• North Pinellas club news
• Clearwater condo projects follow trend of slashing prices to sell units
• Tarpon Springs weighs new vision for Sponge Docks, 'SmartCode' zoning
• Hijacking of company name throws Pasco owner into turmoil.
• At Anclote High, students and teachers succeed despite F rating
• Local events for the week of March 13
• Letting go of my Volkswagen Beetle after 40 years is bittersweet
• Man dies after crashing into pole early Saturday
• Death-row inmate gets day in court to fight for his life
• Pinellas deputies investigating murder in Tierra Verde
• Nature Coast Festival Singers to stage spring concert
• Jean Giles Wittner named Ms. Sun
• St. Petersburg native describes shock of Japan earthquake on Facebook and CNN
• Seminole High student accused of plotting Columbine-style killings
• One hospitalized in Largo after car collides with scooter
• Musical hospice chaplain offers comfort, peace in New Port Richey
• Zephyrhills girl, 17, accused of abusing newborn
• Pasco County weekly crime report
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior meal menus
• Weather Channel says Clearwater is No.1 city for tornadoes
• Diesel fuel spilled near hospital on USF campus
• Earthquake comes during Japanese students' visit to Clearwater
• Oldsmar to name a room after ex-Mayor Jerry Beverland
• Developer wants to build apartments in Tampa's Channelside district.
• Pinellas agency cuts child care subsidies for fourth-graders and above
• Pasco telephone town hall meeting idea put on hold
• Nurse and historian Julie Obenreder, 98, delivered babies in western Pasco County
• Innisbrook designer creates top-notch golf courses with amateurs in mind
• Jack Apple's housing views are built on decades of experience
• In change, prosecutors won't seek death penalty in Hernando County murder case
• St. Patrick's Day celebrations in Pasco County
• Locals in the running to lead Hernando County's new Winding Waters K-8 school
• St. Petersburg man accused of having sex with 15-year-old girl
• 3-on-3 basketball tourney for kids, adults March 19 in Clearwater
• Spring Hill Relay for Life benefit today includes market, carnival
• Hernando sheriff announces pill crackdown nets dozens of arrests
• Deputies: 18-year-old man molested girl who was spending the night with his sister
• Tampa concert promoter declares bankruptcy as Air Supply agent sues
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• One worker killed, another injured in Tampa while working at Pepsi warehouse
• FHP: Driver in Plant City crash arrested for DUI manslaughter
• Mayor Bill Foster, group of pastors meet behind closed doors
• Dunedin's Joey Giambalvo finds fame with Nike 'Statue of Liberty' Dunks
• PolitiFact Florida: Rose Ferlita's claim on gun policy is false
• Graziano may try to plead no contest in murder solicitation case
• Wesley Chapel man not guilty of sexually abusing teenage girl
• Hernando Night Life
• Man pays traffic fine, released after five nights in jail
• Elgin Boulevard widening project starts Monday
• Pasco sheriff's deputy under criminal investigation quits
• 16-year-old charged with plotting Columbine-like attack at Seminole High
• Deputies say 16-year-old boy plotted Columbine-like attack at Seminole High
• Clearwater shop stretches tradition about what fills a knish
• Judge says debt collection agency can't use social media to track down St. Petersburg woman
• Banker and community leader Lee Bentley
• Clearwater police arrest four on drug charges
• Clearwater panel debates a 'strong mayor' system
• Palm Harbor Library turns to collection agency to get overdue materials and fines
• Pasco County considers hosting town hall meetings over telephone
• Papa Clyde's Ice Cream opens a second shop
• Tampa federal grand jury accuses mom, son of mortgage fraud and drug conspiracy
• Band's performance will help out Pasco family
• With no leader, future uncertain for Hernando's Special Olympics program
• Pasco judge reverses jury's guilty verdict in abuse case
• Mistress of man accused of killing his wife, a former Largo resident, ordered to testify in murder trial
• Artists invited to Paint-In at Weeki Wachee Springs State Park
• Ginny Brown-Waite needs a break, and so do we
• In Tampa, USF College of Business dean Robert Forsythe to step down in 2012
• New Port Richey personal trainer accused of forging workout logs
• In surprise move, Tampa police union backs Bob Buckhorn in mayor's race
• Tampa Bay Music Network to host episode of Born To Ride TV
• Storms bring heavy rain, lightning and strong winds to Tampa Bay
• UT student killed in crash 'loved people and loved to make people laugh'
• Before killings, tipster told Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office ice cream vendor wanted revenge
• Trinity man serving 15 days for two unpaid traffic citations from 1985
• New jury to hear negligence case in frail man's death in 2004
• No Ann Scott first lady doll in Pasco's Pioneer Florida Museum
• Foster plans to meet with black pastors to talk about future
• Aqua Utilities fee hike protest cites subpar water
• Hudson woman gets four years for stealing from doctors
• Tarpon Springs man arrested in motorcycle crash death
• Early mail-in voting carried day in Tarpon Springs
• Even with $3 million overhaul, Hernando jail still needs repairs
• Hudson woman sentenced in embezzlement
• Off-hours pet dropoffs strain Humane Society of the Nature Coast shelter
• Clearwater's dealings with Pickles Plus deli turn sour
• Inmates pitch in to spruce up Spring Hill's waterfall
• 6-year-old boy on bike struck by car in St. Pete
• Snoop Dogg, Scientology and more to jam Clearwater for weekend
• Boy arrested in attack at STAR Education Center
• Jockeying begins to fill Hernando School Board seat
• Register now for Morton Plant triathlon
• Students retell a classic story
• Hernando club news for March 10 and beyond
• Central High student named Hernando's Sunshine State Scholar
• Pine Grove Elementary students bring history to life in 'wax museum'
• Hernando County health and support for March 10 and beyond
• Spring Hill school's 'Lunch in the Library' program aims to spark interest in reading
• Two Hillsborough men charged with possession of child porn
• Glitz as art
• Tampa Mayor Pam Iorio gives State of the City address today
• Deputies arrest man accused of murder near a Tampa supermarket
• Power back on for thousands affected in Tampa outage
• Clearwater man accused of DUI after striking Pinellas County deputy cruiser
• Fisherman dies after boat overturns in Town 'N County pond
• Officials chosen in Pinellas municipal elections
• Buckhorn and Ferlita trade jabs in live TV debate
• 'Son of the city' Al Garcia never seemed to slow down
• St. Pete Beach voters give development decisions back to City Commission
• Florida teacher tenure bills would bring rapid change
• Pasco County students of the month
• Charles Rushe Middle School students earn top honors in PTA's Reflections competition
• Two women help turn trash into treasure for Gulfside Elementary School
• Pasco school events
• Spring Hill YMCA to hold swim meet for all ages
• Judges should dismiss their own case for more courtrooms
• Clearwater City Council will be asked to extend deadline for traffic calming project
• Bee business is blossoming and all abuzz for Zephyrhills duo
• Pasco School Board wary of impact fee cuts
• Hernando School Board member Pat Fagan resigns
• Dunedin considering ideas to balance next year's budget
• Feds indict men in mortgage fraud scheme
• Find out who won races for Tarpon Springs commission
• Friends honor memory of UT student killed in car crash
• Detention deputy resigns over inmate friendship
• Hernando Beach VFW post to serve St. Patrick's Day Dinner
• Scott, Fasano cop attitudes with each other
• Charming Charlie, Basic Black Collection to open at Shops at Wiregrass
• Come down to the LAWN today BEFORE 4pm to have your photo taken and put on a postcard!
• Exclusive Interview with Jace Magee of Orlando Band Lovestruck Robot
• Pinellas officials begin arresting nearly 100 suspects in prescription drug sweep
• Buckhorn, Ferlita face off tonight in live debate
• Chilly start across Tampa Bay gives way to warmer afternoon
• Barricaded suspect shot by SWAT team in Pinellas Park
• Pinellas school survey reveals attitudes on start times, early release days, dress code
• Polls open Tuesday in 9 communities
• Deputies: St. Petersburg man sent sexual texts, photos to teen girl
• Tuesday's picks, meetings for Hernando, Pasco counties
• Pasco's Rep. Will Weatherford designated for House speaker in 2012-14
• Pasco's Will Weatherford designated for House Speaker in 2012-14
• Mural honoring Tampa police to be unveiled
• Pinellas County Sheriff on the hook for $14 million in spending cuts for next year
• Tampa day care director arrested on charges of child neglect
• Pasco Sheriff's Office announces shuffle at the top
• Pasco man, 18, accused in murder plot, stabbing
• Crack found in cookie box, New Port Richey police say
• Tampa International Airport wins approval to begin Cuba flights
• Brooksville man meant to shoot foe, but shot himself instead, deputies say
• Tampa Bay area drivers brace themselves as gas prices inch toward $4
• Brief cold front sweeps through Tampa Bay
• Ed Turanchik scheduled to announce endorsement in Tampa mayor's race
• Passengers in two cars killed in Plant City crash
• Drummer Mike Dillon quits LoudMouth after first of five shows in Daytona Beach
• Largo crash sends at least one to the hospital
• Tampa City Council candidate says he's outgrown his potty-mouthed past
• Woman, 19, dies when car flips on I-75
• Bicycle fatality claims man who made do, but spares chihuahua riding with him
• Dolly's daddy, Eugene Murphy, made his way, with a helping hand and a warm smile
• Man dies in Tampa shooting
• Firing of Goliath Davis leaves St. Petersburg more divided
• St. Petersburg crews fighting apartment fire discover body
• Authorities investigate suspicious death in St. Petersburg fire
• Cyclist dies two days after being hit by van in St. Petersburg
• Public meetings on shaping Pinellas County budget set to begin
• Tampa man killed in overnight crash on I-4 exit ramp
• Are museums minding their store?
• Tampa Bay forecast: Warm and sunny weather replaces rain
• Hernando car crash kills Tampa woman
• Pasco County deputies investigating two deaths
• Largo mother arrested for child neglect after toddler nearly drowns
• Gasparilla art festival gives children a chance to buy original work
• Pinellas County administrator faces increasingly divided board, more questions
• Shorecrest Preparatory School caught up in lawsuit
• Tampa's nonpartisan mayor's race attracts parties' interest
• Publix unmoved by Coalition of Immokalee Workers protest in Tampa
• Protesters converge on South Tampa Publix
• Tarpon voters to polls Tuesday to fill two seats
• Bestselling author Alexander McCall Smith to visit Clearwater Main Library on book tour
• Hernando County events scheduled March 6-12
• Judge tosses December DUI charge from Dade City checkpoint
• Man accused of fight with Whiskey Willy's Bar's hand dryer
• Pasco couple steps in when two kids they know needed adoptive home
• Bicycles, U.S. 19 a recipe for disaster
• Carrollwood student repeats as regional spelling bee champion
• Survey reveals Hernando County courtrooms not used half of time
• Ex-mayoral candidate Tom Scott throws support to Bob Buckhorn
• Former U.S. Rep. Ginny Brown-Waite considers running for office
• Pasco County school menus
• Pasco County Meals on Wheels, senior meal menus
• Elfers community gets boost to fix and fill vacant homes
• Donations needed for 'Feed Our Kids' drive in Spring Hill
• Club activities around north Pinellas County
• Parks director Pat Fagan life's work is showing wear, tear
• April Calendar Listings from Florida Orchestra - Mar 3, 2011
• Bull rider Brooke Coats' memory is still with the Crosstown Arena
• With dad in charge, kids hit food mother lode
• Community reacts to Go Davis' firing with disdain, praise
• Clearwater police investigating child's near-drowning
• Director of Bay Pines VA Medical Center to retire
• Pasco jail photos feature many bare chests
• In 'Fire Ops 101,' Pasco officials learn the trials of first responders
• Family uses one key phrase and many loving images to honor Gerald Old
• Sarasota woman critically injured in I-75 crash in Hillsborough County
• Crash closes northbound lanes on Interstate 75
• Clearwater Christian College founder dies
• Pasco County weekly crime report, March 5
• Parents resist school rezoning moves
• Air-conditioning repairmen are schemers, Pasco Sheriff's Office says
• Hernando County administrator's plan would take old courthouse from historic to functional
• Palm Harbor man accused of exposing himself to teen girls
• First Baptist Church of St. Petersburg's pastor again hosts a mourning city
• Dunedin celebrates Mardi Gras with family friendly parade, more
• NFL lockout could mean lost tax dollars for Hillsborough County
• Driver, 81, dies after his car, pickup collide in Spring Hill<br /><br />
• Suspect in shooting of St. Petersburg officer to face grand jury
• Driver tries to hit officer during traffic stop, Clearwater police say
• Festival honoring Will McLean's legacy brings out the love
• Ruger, a dog that searched for the missing and the dead, dies at 12
• Police investigating theft of $190,000 Porsche belonging to Phillies pitcher
• Opportunities to donate blood
• Angry driver threw pocketknife, Pasco deputies say
• Michael's offers arts, crafts events in store this month
• Who's playing where in Tampa Bay this weekend
• Former Tampa Bay Buccaneers Shelton Quarles, Jerramy Stevens arrested
• Tampa water meters not always read when they're supposed to be
• Public forum to discuss Pier plans met with shrug
• Tampa International Airport seeks more nonstop overseas flights
• Panel gathers in Pinellas to raise awareness of prescription drug abuse
• Tampa police: Child left unattended in day care van twice in a month
• Tampa Bay Rays special assistant Dave Eiland taps into experience for spring training
• Pedestrian struck by a car and killed on Fourth Street N in St. Pete
• Woman shot while walking her dog in Holiday
• A senior center at Oak Hill Hospital moves, but Meals on Wheels stays put
• Pasco School Board member questions whether federal grant is worth the cost
• Hernando County schools want to team up with authorities to catch truants
• Hernando panel meets with parents in effort to reduce truancy
• Hernando County Reading Festival is Saturday
• Largo man sleeping at wheel arrested on DUI charge
• As trial awaits, Clearwater official receives pay
• Deputies: Tips lead to woman's arrest on prescription drug charges
• Bicyclists struck and injured on Gandy Boulevard
• Hernando events calendar
• Booking popular country stars at Strawberry Festival involves more than just good timing
• Line between access and favoritism can be blurry
• Pasco man dies after motorcycle crash in Brooksville
• Pasco School Board member gets governor's ear in New York
• Public pays its respects as Citrus County Marine is flown home
• Things to do
• Foster and Davis meet to discuss "communication issues"
• Police investigate St. Petersburg shooting, surround Bayfront Medical Center garage
• Police investigating death of infant in Tampa
• Tampa officials find a body inside car on fire
• Debate over graduation rates for black males in Pinellas County heats up
• Pedestrian struck, seriously injured on East Bay Drive
• Rescued dolphin calf to stay in Clearwater Marine Aquarium
• Former chairwoman of Hillsborough antidrug agency pleads guilty to theft charge
• Troopers: Truck driver arrested two days after rig hits I-75 bridge
• Four years after raid, federal grand jury indicts five ex-WellCare executives
• Homeless man on bike hit, killed in Largo
• Pasco Homeless Coalition raises money for shower trailers' insurance
• New Port Richey police say felon fled traffic stop at 80 mph
• Officer's slaying becomes teaching moment at Boca Ciega, Gibbs
• Rot of Biltmore causes Belleair to talk of injunction
• Hernando School Board to vote on whether to add a student representative to the board
• Seniors softball club loses its wise-cracking voice
• Millicent "Millie" Hannig Goss, St. Petersburg softball club's wisecracking voice
• Speakers at PHCC event discuss PTSD awareness, treatment
• Some folks say green movement has a price
• Dunedin may seek grant for arboretum
• Deputies cleared in fatal Largo shooting
• Hernando newsmakers
• Weeki Wachee High students go back to 1800s to note changes in education
• Deltona Elementary kids have Desserts With Daddy
• Hernando County community notes
• Hernando County class notes
• Familiarity, experience a winning formula for some Tampa City Council candidates
• Procession from Hernando to Citrus will honor fallen Marine
• Brooksville city manager gets average rating from council
• David J. Root to fill seat on East Lake Board of Fire Commissioners
• Oldsmar telecom firm striking gold with new capital bodes well for stronger 2011
• Fallen Marine to be escorted through Hernando, Citrus counties
• Two years since Gulf boating tragedy, lone survivor Nick Schuyler tries to keep low profile
• Two people critically injured in Odessa house fire
• St. Petersburg mother accused of driving drunk with kids aboard
• St. Petersburg crash leaves pedestrian with critical injuries
• Pedestrian dies in Hudson crash on U.S. 19
• Florida's Indian casinos raked in $2 billion in 2009
• The edgy and the eerie are in
• Dick Greco's legendary run comes to a sudden end
• Charlie Miranda's 'old school' campaign leads to another City Council win
• Mary Mulhern sweeps aside two challengers for Tampa City Council seat
• 2011 Outstanding Educator in Pinellas is an up-and-coming star
• Tampa voters approve offering property tax breaks to businesses
• Hillsborough names new principals
• Pedestrian struck, seriously hurt, on Seminole Boulevard
• Tampa's William Sylvester Fillmore Jr. led Pinellas Head Start program for 35 years
• Jamaican accused of killing wife in green-card marriage
• Link to shell casings leads to charges in Ruskin killing
• Airport project causes Zephyrhills council dustup
• Fun Run and 5K proceeds go to autism center
• A challenge for commuters
• Crash with injuries closes lanes on Hillsborough Avenue
• Harold Roederer, 95, a guiding hand to children in need, dies
• Bike Month takes to the trail in Hernando
• Interview with Wikkid - part 1
• Westlake student to represent school, Pinellas at Florida State Science Fair
• Airlines get only half the $20 fare increase they sought
• Four Tampa City Council candidates maintaining big leads
• Sand Key Park treetop tour plan draws interest, criticism
• Returns show Ferlita in front, and Buckhorn and Greco fighting it out to make runoff
• Gates recommends new commander to replace retiring SOCom leader
• Hernando Beach dredging project is nothing to dread, says columnist Dan DeWitt
• Fasano makes appeal to keep Pasco High NJROTC program
• $93,000 Clearwater police bus goes kaput after 9,500 miles
• Recession claims Safety Harbor Hardware
• Goliath Davis isn't seen at another St. Petersburg police funeral
• At giant Tech Data Corp., another strong quarter and year
• Traffic delays in St. Petersburg before Officer David Crawford's memorial service
• Voters head to polls in Tampa city elections
• Lovestruck Robot a Finalist in International Hard Rock Battle of the Bands
• Epilogue: Though in exile, Dario Mesa always loved Cuba
• Seven Tampa Bay lawyers disciplined by state Bar
• Pasco and Hernando activities and meetings
• Son wants burglar to return urn with parents' ashes
• Kemp's ridley among four sea turtles killed by boat propellers off Pinellas
• Turnout key to Tuesday's Tampa elections
• Archaeologists plan to excavate 1,000-year-old canoe from Weedon Island muck
• Archeologists plan to excavate 1,000-year-old canoe from Weedon Island muck
• A genuine chance to revive BayWalk gets squandered
• Odyssey Marine revenue jumps in 2010, along with its net loss
• Valrico man faces federal child porn charges
• Pasco murder trial: Son recalls stepfather 'grinning' as mother was stabbed to death
• Kenneth City council candidates<br /><br />
• Strawberry Crest High wins IB status
• In Oldsmar, Vology Data snares $32.5 million in fresh capital
• Road closures, traffic delays expected for St. Petersburg officer's memorial service Tuesday
• And the winners in Tampa today will be …
• Pasco man accused of throwing 'deadly missile': a Mountain Dew bottle
• Pot on stove sparks Tampa apartment fire
• Facebook status change leads to fight, arrests, Hernando deputies say
• Michigan man, 67, hit, killed by car in St. Pete Beach
• Viewing scheduled for St. Petersburg Police Officer David Crawford
• Orlando based all female rock band comes to The Zone Lounge March 5th
• Viewing scheduled for St. Petersburg Police Officer David Crawford
• Man found dead after party in Ruskin migrant camp
• Purging a painting
• Five vie to be mayor of Tampa — and more
• In many ways, Tampa will elect the entire region's mayor
• Lack of emphasis on character contributes to world's troubles
• AchOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!
• Researcher defines four categories of sneezers