Ashley Neyra
Ashley Neyra is an award-winning multimedia journalist and photographer pursuing a degree in journalism at the University of Maryland’s Philip Merrill College of Journalism. She is passionate about visual storytelling and reporting on underrepresented communities. Ashley serves as president of the university’s National Association of Hispanic Journalists chapter and has gained reporting and photography experience with outlets including the Tampa Bay Times, NBC4 Washington, and Telemundo 44.
Eduardo and his friend sell raspadillas and ice cream in front of the Clarence F. Buckingham Memorial Fountain in Chicago on July. 9, 2025. After immigrating from Mexico 4 years ago, he has been selling raspadillas after being hired by his boss, who has a permit at the park. With the road closures due to NASCAR events, his business is affected by fewer customers buying from him.
White Sock DH Andrew Benintendi has a step on Tampa Bay Rays first baseman, Jonathan Aranda, in the first inning at the Tropicana Field on Aug. 2, 2026 at
Children cool off as water splashes from the Crown Fountain at Millennium Park on a hot summer day in Chicago on July. 13, 2025.
Eduardo and his friend sell raspadillas and ice cream in front of the Clarence F. Buckingham Memorial Fountain in Chicago on July. 9, 2025. After immigrating from Mexico 4 years ago, he has been selling raspadillas after being hired by his boss, who has a permit at the park. With the road closures due to NASCAR events, his business is affected by fewer customers buying from him.
Singles
Runners take off to start the St. Pete Pier Run early in the morning from Spa Beach at the St. Pete Pier on July. 4, 2026.
Lorae Malec crosses her arms in an elevator as she makes her way to a courtroom to watch the trials for fun on July. 10, 2026.
A drink at Sundrop restaurant inside The Luce Hotel in June. 10, 2026, in St. Pete Beach, Florida, before the hotel reopened following extensive renovations.
Runners take off to start the St. Pete Pier Run early in the morning from Spa Beach at the St. Pete Pier on July. 4, 2026.
Details
Hailey Carr teaches 7-year-old Salvador Arce Madrid how to float while his mother, Angela La Madrid, supports him and his father, Rodrigo Arce, watches on June 24, 2026.
Sharon Beckler guides 5-year-old Blake Lim at the John Geigle YMCA. “The goal is to get muscle memory so if they fall in, they know they can get back to the wall,” Beckler said on June 24, 2026.
Hailey Carr teaches 7-year-old Salvador Arce Madrid how to float while his mother, Angela La Madrid, supports him and his father, Rodrigo Arce, watches on June 24, 2026.
Story: 'For children with autism, Pinellas pool's swim lessons aim to save lives' for Tampa Bay Times
Youngest daughter of a 36-year-old street vendor holds the family dog, Perla, in her home in Beltsville, MD, on July. 3, 2025.
Steve Harrington, no more: Actor Joe Keery, performing under his moniker Djo, opened for Tame Impala at Benchmark International Arena in Tampa on July. 9, 2026.
Richard Rusk, 80, from Valrico, FL, takes on the voting polls wearing Trump-branded clothes on Aug. 13, 2026.
Youngest daughter of a 36-year-old street vendor holds the family dog, Perla, in her home in Beltsville, MD, on July. 3, 2025.
Features
José Antonio Cázares Cruz prepares soapy water in a bucket, making sure to scrub the horses well on April 27, 2026. He washes the animals with soapy water and a sponge. He repeats this step for all six equines every morning.
Cruz stands next to a horse as they wait in line for a quick examination of how the horse was walked that morning on April 27, 2026.
After applying the poultice to the forelegs of the horse. Cruz wraps it with a piece of heavy-duty paper, layering it a white towel and then a purple wrap on top. He then prepares an ice bath and pours water over the higher parts of the horse's leg. To help with the inflammation the horse had on its forelegs on April 27, 2026.
José Antonio Cázares Cruz prepares soapy water in a bucket, making sure to scrub the horses well on April 27, 2026. He washes the animals with soapy water and a sponge. He repeats this step for all six equines every morning.
Story: 'On the Other Side of the Laurel Park Tracks: An Up-Close Look at a Worker's Routine and His Family Legacy Caring for Racehorses' for Palabra
During a tour of the Nahal Oz base, Sergeant O of the Isreal Defense Forces, whose face is not shown for security reasons, points at a collage of her friends from Unit 414 who were killed in the Hamas attack.
Memorial candles and messages were left in the situation room in memory of the people killed.
During a tour of the Nahal Oz base, Sergeant O of the Isreal Defense Forces, whose face is not shown for security reasons, points at a collage of her friends from Unit 414 who were killed in the Hamas attack.