A bill to waive Florida’s sovereign immunity protections, which prevented a school district from paying more than $200,000 to crash victims, fell apart in the […]
Author: The Pasco Herald
Jessie Herbert May Get Some Of Her Kids Back
In February, we reported on a Pasco County mom who lost custody of her daughters while fighting to regain custody of her son. Well, after […]
Florida Gas Prices In The Last Week
Gas prices in Florida have increased by 1 percent in the last week. As of Monday, a gallon of gasoline costs an average of $2.95. […]
Holiday Stabbing Incident
Pasco County Sheriff’s deputies responded to a stabbing on Holiday Lake Dr. in Holiday Friday morning. Melvin Ortega was arrested on charges of aggravated battery […]
Pasco Sheriff’s Office Investigating Deceased Adult Male In Holiday, Florida
The Pasco Sheriff’s Office is investigating the discovery of a deceased adult male in Holiday, Florida. Deputies responded to a report of a body found […]
Traffic Crash Blocks Northbound Lanes Of I-75 Near San Antonio
A traffic crash blocked northbound lanes of I-75 near San Antonio, causing delays and reminding drivers to move over for emergency vehicles. Crews opened up […]
Growing Pains In Pasco County: Safety Concerns
Pasco County’s growth is bringing challenges, including safety concerns. A woman writes about being hit by a car while riding her bike due to a […]
Starting A Business: A Journey Of Freedom And Opportunity
Maurice Wasserman left the tech industry to start his own power washing business, Aqua Shine. The number of new businesses has skyrocketed since the pandemic, […]
Firefighter’s Termination And Public Records Access
A Tampa Bay Times reporter was denied access to public records by the Tampa Fire Rescue Department. The department employee claimed that access to public […]
Route 66 Diner Struggling To Survive
The owner of a Hudson, Fla. diner said he hopes to keep the business afloat due to a slow customer base, high food costs, and […]