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Catherine Mornhineway, left, and her husband, Andrew Ford, hold hands with their daughter Haven Ford after she was disconnected from life-support.
Tampa mom knew baby would not live but carried her to term to give others life
Organ and tissue donations from newborns are extremely rare.
Hillsborough deputies arrest man in RV resort shooting
Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office SUVs are shown parked at the Happy Traveler RV Resort on East Fowler Avenue in Thonotosassa after a fatal shooting there on June 29. Malik Rashad Cook, 19, was arrested Thursday on a second-degree murder charge in connection to the shooting of 23-year-old Talando House, who died early on June 30.
Malik Rashad Cook, 19, faces a second-degree murder charge in the June shooting of Talando House at the Happy Traveler RV Resort in Thonotosassa.
12 Tampa Bay food concepts we’re looking forward to in 2026
Central Park St. Pete, a new food hall in downtown St. Petersburg, will open early 2026.
A multi-level food hall, two tapas restaurants, waterfront dining and more are on deck for the new year.
Tampa’s SOCOM chief at center of Venezuelan boat strikes
Navy Adm. Frank "Mitch" Bradley, left, walks to a holding room in the Capitol Visitor Center on Thursday earlier this month before briefing members of the U.S. Senate on military strikes on alleged drug-smuggling boats in the Caribbean Sea. [Bill Clark | CQ Roll Call via ZUMA Press]
What to know about Adm. Frank “Mitch” Bradley.
A skater laces up beside a pile of sandals and Crocs before hitting the ice rink the Winter Village at Tampa's Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park in 2023.
Quiz: When do you turn on the heat in Florida?
Plus, Crocs, jorts, fake snow and more signs of a tropical holiday.
West Tampa restaurant Lucky Tigre was burglarized this morning
Lucky Tigre moved into this space just a couple months ago.
The spot is scrambling to open after a window was smashed early Friday.
Judge lets Steven Lorenzo end death penalty appeals in Tampa murders
Steven Lorenzo appears Thursday by videoconference during a post-conviction court hearing in his case. A judge granted Lorenzo's request to end all appeals of his death sentences.
“I wish you would not do this,” Judge Michelle Sisco told Lorenzo. He insisted he wants no further challenges to his death sentence.
Hillsborough schools seek financial stability by doubling reserves
Hillsborough County School Board member Stacy Hahn, shown at a 2023 meeting, says the district should maintain reserves of at least 7% in order to flexibly manage any financial pressures that come its way.
A roundup of Florida education news from around the state

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Will fans finally see the Benjamin Morrison Bucs believe they drafted?
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Bucs cornerback Benjamin Morrison (21) tackles Jets wide receiver Arian Smith during a game in September in Tampa. Morrison will be pressed into duty Sunday against the Panthers with starting cornerback Zyon McCollum on injured reserve with a hip injury.
Rays trade Brandon Lowe to Pirates, send Shane Baz to Orioles
• Rays
Brandon Lowe rounds the bases after hitting a home run against the Rangers in June in Tampa. The Rays traded the two-time All-Star second baseman to the Pirates Friday in a three-team deal.
USF hires former Coastal Carolina coach Tim Beck to run offense
• USF Bulls
Former Coastal Carolina coach Tim Beck, shown before the Hawaii Bowl against San Jose State in 2023 in Honolulu, has been hired as USF's new offensive coordinator.
Bucs will enter Panthers game as healthy as they’ve been all season
• Bucs
Bucs inside linebacker Lavonte David, shown tackling Falcons running back Bijan Robinson last Thursday in Tampa, is "fine," coach Todd Bowles said, and expected to play Sunday against the Panthers.
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Why I think capitalism and mission-driven banking work well together | Column
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Climate First Bank headquarters officially opened in St. Petersburg in October.
Quiz: When do you turn on the heat in Florida?
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A skater laces up beside a pile of sandals and Crocs before hitting the ice rink the Winter Village at Tampa's Curtis Hixon Waterfront Park in 2023.
A Navy admiral’s view of climate change and renewable energy | Column
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A wind turbine and solar panels are photographed at LG&E and KU's Renewable Integration Research Facility at the E.W. Brown Generating Station in Mercer County, Ky.
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Carol Leone was visiting Florida on vacation when she encountered a red tide off Longboat Key. She experienced a cough and difficulty breathing, even weeks after she left the state.
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A view from the balcony at the Greenland Apartments, 115 Seventh Ave. N., in St. Petersburg. The nearly 70-year-old apartment complex in the Old Northeast neighborhood has offered cheap rent to tenants for decades. But the family that has owned the place for three generations has sold it to a local landlord, and for some, rent is set to double in January. Most tenants say they cannot afford to stay.
Tenants bid farewell to one of St. Petersburg’s last affordable rentals
Gov. Ron DeSantis speaks during a news conference on May 20 in Tampa. The governor came out in strong opposition to two citizen-led ballot initiatives in 2024 and marshaled state resources against them.
DeSantis admin diverted child welfare and medical funds for consultants, ads
Florida inmates with bad eyesight because of cataracts and other issues were forced to wait years for surgery, state records show. Some were transported to the Reception and Medical Center, the state's prison hospital in Lake Butler for procedures that were then canceled. More than 1,000 inmates were on a wait list to get eye surgery in 2024.
Florida inmates were denied eye surgery for years. Some were left blind

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