Saturday, February 14, 2015
Sunnis may exit Iraq parliament after sheik's slaying
BAGHDAD — The brazen kidnapping and slaying of a Sunni sheik and eight members of his entourage in the Iraqi capital was met with outrage by Sunni politicians Saturday, deepening sectarian distrust and threatening to tear apart the fragile government.
Revelry, floats light up Ybor at annual Knight Parade
TAMPA — Revelers hooted and danced. They jumped with outstretched arms.
Count on Bucs to count on a QB at No. 1
TAMPA — Almost every day, expect to read another story about which way the Bucs are leaning with the No. 1 overall draft pick: Jameis Winston or Marcus Mariota? It's amusing. We're talking about a quarterback, not the Tower of Pisa.
Are Florida schools ready for new computerized tests? Some say no
Ahead of the March 2 start of computer-centric tests, some worry the system won't hold up.
Are Florida schools ready for new computerized tests? Some say no
Ahead of the March 2 start of computer-centric tests, some worry the system won't hold up.
Jim Furyk leads Pebble Beach National Pro-Am; John Daly misses cut
PEBBLE BEACH, Calif. — In his first PGA Tour event in five months, Jim Furyk wasted no time giving himself a chance for his first win in more than four years.
Valentine's Day Group Wedding includes same-sex couples for first time
MONICA HERNDON | Times Fifty-eight couples, including Nancy Jimenez (center-left, in black) and Annette Cortes (center-right, in white), were married during the 9th Annual Valentine's Day Group Wedding on Saturday at the Florida Botanical Gardens in Largo. Four additional couples renewed their vows.
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