I joined the Times in 2014, and the enterprise team in 2018. Selected features:

• Five years later, the pain of Pulse lingers
• Two weeks. Three lost. One Florida family ravaged by coronavirus.
• In obituary for a vaccinated man, daughters share anger — and a plea
• The end of an era as Tampa Bay Times plant prints its final papers
• In Central Florida, a vanishing swath of dark sky still shines
• For a black therapist, protests and pandemic make for a heavy load
• Life while Black, as told by one St. Petersburg couple
• Former Florida white nationalist reckons with his past, America’s present
• Senior year derailed, a high school journalist pushes toward one last deadline
• The last days of Rosemarie Gabriele, Pasco County’s first coronavirus victim
• The Coronavirus Lonely Hearts Club: A collective poem
• QAnon conspiracy theorists find kinship on the Tampa Riverwalk
• Do you remember the student who was shot at FSU? He's pretty sure we've all moved on.
• In Zion Cemetery’s lost history, a glimpse of the memorial park it could become again
• Who wants to listen to the angel of death?
• Behind the scenes at the Nutcracker, designer sews, pins, snaps, pulls, patches

I spent much of 2019 going deep on abortion's front lines in Florida:

• Those on Florida’s front lines in the abortion battle know change is coming
• A Florida abortion clinic braces for a Southern surge
• A crisis pregnancy center in Florida wants to redefine choice
• Young doctors find a calling on abortion’s front lines
• At state Capitol, Roe v. Wade anniversary marked by cheers, despair

Pre-enterprise team work on higher ed, features and breaking news:

• In union push at USF, adjunct professors push for more respect and a living wage
• At Florida Poly, a student suicide and a question: Could it have been prevented?
• A tangled quest for fairness as students accused of campus sex assault push back
• At USF St. Petersburg, the ouster of another leader shows who's boss
• For a Syrian student at Saint Leo University, home is 'wherever offers you safety and freedom'
• Richard Spencer speaks, and Gainesville emerges weary but at peace
• USF works to remake its muddled brand. Right now, ‘it doesn’t really say anything’
• Anything for Tyler: One Florida family risked everything to treat their son with medical marijuana
• Sexual predator gets second chance, now faces 14 new charges
• An item from the past renews memories for WWII veteran

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The Boston Globe (internship)

• Solomon Islander who helped JFK save PT-109 crew dies
• James Foley’s parents hope his values endure