Chris Hurst
Vice President, Value Engineering | Writer at OnSolve
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1 day ago |
wtsp.com | Chris Hurst
VENICE, Fla. — More than 50,000 people are now in immigration detention centers around the country; a number that now includes an honor student from Sarasota County. Maria "Lulu" Martinez was brought from Mexico to Florida as a child and is now facing a new life in her home country. Her family tells 10 Tampa Bay they are worried for her safety if she is sent back.
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1 day ago |
wtsp.com | Chris Hurst
TAMPA, Fla. — World War II veterans will be back on the beaches of Normandy, France on Friday, marking 81 years since D-Day. On June 6th, 1944, allied forces launched the massive invasion that helped liberate western Europe from Nazi control. The landings remain the largest seaborne invasion in history and are widely regarded as the catalyst for Allied victory. One WWII veteran from Tampa went to Normandy last year and still can't believe how much the French people thanked and admired him.
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4 days ago |
wtsp.com | Chris Hurst
TAMPA, Fla. — South Tampa residents said they've only been back home for a few weeks after last year's hurricanes flooded them out but instantly had flashbacks when heavy rain fell in a short period of time Monday. Turns out it was a historic cloudburst that's becoming more common across Tampa Bay. In less than an hour, just before lunchtime, more than two inches of rain fell.
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1 week ago |
wtsp.com | Chris Hurst
MANATEE COUNTY, Fla. — This hurricane season, technology continues to take on a larger role in disaster response. For Manatee County Emergency Management officials, it’ll be their second year working with one company that’s streamlining data from a dozen different sources. They say it's helping first responders know where to go faster. Before hurricanes Helene and Milton, there was Debby, which dumped a record-setting amount of rain in the county.
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1 week ago |
wtsp.com | Chris Hurst
TEMPLE TERRACE, Fla. — Tenants at one apartment complex in Temple Terrace are fed up with termites after they say they’ve taken over. After complaining for weeks -- they also say management at Mirela North Apartments hasn't done anything to get rid of the pests. Even before Earlecea Reeves steps into her apartment, she walks up a flight of stairs littered with dead termites. “At this point, it's a crisis and day after day, it's getting worse and worse,” she says.
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