Adaure Achumba
Reporter at WTSP-TV (St Petersburg, FL)
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2 days ago |
wtsp.com | Adaure Achumba
SARASOTA, Fla. — Some local homeowners — including disabled seniors and veterans — say they're still waiting for proper roofing repairs or installations, months after paying thousands of dollars. They allege that FamilyFirst Roofing Group left them with shoddy work — or no roof at all. The case highlights a growing concern: roofing scams targeting hurricane victims. Now, the company at the center of at least a dozen formal complaints claims it was also scammed by its now former staff.
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3 days ago |
wtsp.com | Adaure Achumba
BRADENTON, Fla. — A heated road rage incident near the Bradenton Riverwalk on Monday afternoon ended with a crash, gunfire and multiple arrests — all allegedly sparked by a missed turn signal, according to Bradenton police. It happened just after 3:20 p.m. near the Riverfront Skate Park, not far from where children were riding skateboards and bikes.
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4 days ago |
wtsp.com | Adaure Achumba
NORTH PORT, Fla. — A burst of heavy rain, more than 3.5 inches in just a few hours, left several roads across North Port flooded, prompting city officials to urge residents to use caution on those impacted roads, particularly in low-lying areas. With up to four more inches of rain expected overnight, the concern is growing. "This kind of rainfall overwhelms even well-maintained systems," Tricia Wisner, assistant director of North Port Public Works, said.
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5 days ago |
abc10.com | Adaure Achumba
ANNA MARIA, Fla. — For 11-year-old Josie Law, a walk on the beach during her family's vacation to Anna Maria Island turned into an unexpected adventure — and if to be believed, ended with a mysterious piece of mail that had traveled across oceans and over several years. "I was just walking, and the waves were coming up, and it was washing on shore," Josie recalled, describing the moment she noticed something bobbing in the surf.
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1 week ago |
13wmaz.com | Adaure Achumba
ANNA MARIA, Fla. — For 11-year-old Josie Law, a walk on the beach during her family's vacation to Anna Maria Island turned into an unexpected adventure — and if to be believed, ended with a mysterious piece of mail that had traveled across oceans and over several years. "I was just walking, and the waves were coming up, and it was washing on shore," Josie recalled, describing the moment she noticed something bobbing in the surf.
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