Adaure Achumba

5 days ago | abc10.com | Chris Hurst |Adaure Achumba

10 Tampa Bay’s Adaure Achumba spoke to a Port Charlotte man who many might argue knows him best. Lou Prevost is Pope Leo’s older brother had some incredible stories to share. Lou recalled teasing Pope Leo back when he was just “Rob.” “He was my stupid little brother,” he said with a laugh, adding that while other kids played cops and robbers, Rob wanted to play priest. “Can I give you communion?’” he remembered his brother asking him.

1 week ago | wtsp.com | Adaure Achumba

VENICE, Fla. — Sarasota County families are on edge after a troubling incident at Shamrock Park playground involving an elderly couple, with no children accompanying them, reportedly filming kids up close. Although no clear laws appear to have been broken, the Sarasota County Sheriff's Office is now looking into the matter. One Venice mother, who requested anonymity for safety reasons, described the unsettling experience that happened over the weekend.

1 week ago | wtsp.com | Adaure Achumba

SARASOTA, Fla. — Mote Marine Laboratory & Aquarium has been officially designated as a secondary care rehabilitation facility for rescued manatees — a move that significantly strengthens Florida's efforts to protect the state's iconic sea cows.

1 week ago | wtsp.com | Adaure Achumba

CLEARWATER, Fla. — A Clearwater man with a history of driving under the influence was arrested Friday night after a high-speed crash in Largo left another driver injured. According to Largo police, 54-year-old Lance Hidalgo was driving recklessly on West Bay Drive near 11th Street when he slammed into another car, causing it to flip. The driver of that vehicle suffered lacerations to the head and was treated at the scene. Authorities say Hidalgo told officers he was running late to an event.

1 week ago | wtsp.com | Adaure Achumba

TAMPA, Fla. — For many of the former residents of Unisen Senior Living Community, the arrest of Ronald Schuck does not comes as a surprise—but as a long-overdue step toward justice. The 92-unit facility in Tampa, once a vibrant residential hub for retirees, now stands silent and empty. Its doors closed last spring after Tampa Life Plan Village, the organization that owned it, filed for bankruptcy. Now, the man who oversaw its operations faces criminal charges connected to the closure.