Moschella sentenced to 60 days in jail [Times photo: Douglas R. Clifford] Teddy Niziol's family walked into a Pasco courtroom Friday with one thought in mind: justice for a loved one who died much too young.

Impending testimony spurs plea of guilty to murder
The man's surprise plea follows a circuit judge's decision that a reporter must testify. The agreement means the man spends life in prison.

Judge has enough: Park owner goes to jail
Richard D. Sims, found in contempt of court, can get out when he arranges for a pile of sewage sludge at his mobile home park to be removed.

Judge: Gaime can see private physician
Over the objections of Sheriff Lee Cannon, the judge allows Kristina Gaime to see her doctor, saying he refuses to delay her trial any longer.

Sheriff's Office adds dog to school resource force
The Pasco County Sheriff's Office has added another officer to its cadre of school resource officers. T.C., a drug-sniffing German shepherd, joins the force Monday.

Governor knows Pasco could swing Nov. 7 vote
Norman Dugas had a question for the man standing in his front yard.

Vote for pipeline is a vote against Pasco residents
Editor: I think Commissioner Pat Mulieri deserves a big round of applause from all of the Pasco County residents for voting against Buccaneer's proposed pipeline.

Mason impaled when he falls from scaffolding
SPRING HILL -- A Port Richey man was seriously injured Friday when he fell off construction scaffolding and impaled himself on part of the supports.

Reaching out to 'the unchurched'
At the East Pasco Christian Women's Club, age, weight and politics are taboo. The goal is to help each other find a relationship with Jesus.

Bicker over building ends with settlement
DADE CITY -- A very public dispute over a downtown property sale ended Friday with a very private settlement.

Woman charged in six burglaries
LAND O'LAKES -- Pasco County sheriff's deputies arrested a 19-year-old Tampa woman Thursday in connection with at least six burglaries earlier this year in Dade City, Zephyrhills and Land O'Lakes.

PHCC students upset by provost's transfer
Michael Rom is being transferred from PHCC's Dade City campus to be director of adult education.