A mother named Daina Rogers is fighting a denial from her son’s health insurance, Sunshine Health, which has reduced his in-home nursing care hours. Despite […]
Author: The Pasco Herald
Man Killed In Moped Crash; Woman Flees Scene In Pasco County
A 55-year-old man died in a moped accident after hitting a pedestrian and being struck by a fleeing woman in a black pickup truck. The […]
Government Shutdown Looms As Democrats And Republicans Clash Over Funding And Health Care
The U.S. government faces a shutdown as Democrats and Republicans fail to reach a funding agreement, with Democrats demanding health care provisions. Senate rejected a […]
FHP Searches For Woman Who Struck Moped Operator And Fled Scene
A moped operator is dead after being struck by a fleeing driver on State Road 54. Troopers are searching for a white woman in her […]
Fatal Crash In Zephyrhills Driver Sought After Hit And Run
A 55-year-old man driving a moped crashed into a pedestrian, then another driver hit him. The second driver fled the scene, leaving the victim with […]
Pasco EDC Recognized For Economic Development Efforts
The Pasco Economic Development Council received two awards for its business outreach and hurricane response efforts, serving over 500,000 residents. The first award honored the […]
Mitchell High School Football Player Cayden Thomas Honored As September Spotlight Student
Cayden Thomas, a senior football player at Mitchell High School, was named September Spotlight Student for his outstanding athletic achievements. He broke the school’s all-time […]
Man Killed In Pasco County Crash Hit And Run Driver Sought
A 55-year-old man died in a crash on State Road 54 after being struck by a moped and later hit by a fleeing pickup truck. […]
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital Expands To Wesley Chapel
Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital is building a $330 million pediatric healthcare facility in Wesley Chapel, Florida, aimed at providing world-class care closer to home. […]
Volunteers Monitor Florida Lakes For Water Quality
Florida Lakewatch, a 40-year-old lake-monitoring program, trains local residents to collect water samples, helping manage lakes, rivers, and springs. Volunteers like Jeanne Sellers, a retired […]