Miguel Octavio
Reporter at WTSP-TV (St Petersburg, FL)
Reporter @10TampaBay | 🇵🇭🇺🇸MN ➡️ FL 🌴 Story ideas? Email: [email protected]
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wtsp.com | Miguel Octavio
CLEARWATER, Fla. — About sixty people must wait for another three days until they can return to their Clearwater condominium after concerns over its structural integrity. Cracks were found in a support column Tuesday prompting dozens to be evacuated from the building. 10 Tampa Bay turned to a forensics engineering expert to share more about what goes on to ensure the building is safe and sound for residents.
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wtsp.com | Miguel Octavio
TAMPA, Fla. — Confusion and concerns persist for at least hundreds of tenants at one Tampa apartment building. Residents of The Delmar came home Monday to find a letter posted on their doors from the city stating, "Utility services may be interrupted as early as May 21, 2025, an action we do not take lightly." The property owner Lurin Real Estate Holdings has made no payments since February, according to Liz Hall, city communications and public outreach supervisor for water.
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wtsp.com | Miguel Octavio
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Amber Woods said she was getting ready for her birthday party one weekend in March when a car came flying around the corner outside her home. Moments later, she said bullets started flying everywhere from all directions outside her home on Jordan Park Street South. "My daughter hops out of her bed. We crash into each other, trying to figure out what we're going to do. We're in such a panic," Woods said.
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wtsp.com | Miguel Octavio
HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY, Fla. — A bill aiming to protect state parks from certain development has received approval from the Florida Legislature. It's now up to Gov. Ron DeSantis to sign the bill into law. The "State Parks Preservation Act" would bar golf courses, resort-style lodges, pickleball courts and other sports facilities from being built on park land.
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wtsp.com | Miguel Octavio
WESLEY CHAPEL, Fla. — Lana Michel may just be a toddler. However, at two years old, her story of survival inspires and can teach others a lifetime of lessons, including her mother. "She makes me want to be a stronger woman and resilient and brave," mother Olivia Michel said. Lively and little, Lana is all smiles during playtime. One may never guess she survived cancer. Lana has Down Syndrome and was diagnosed with a type of leukemia associated with it at 15 months old.
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RT @AaronParseghian: Our live team coverage tonight on the Rays stadium deal fallout w/ @migueloctaviotv and @ECloskyWTSP https://t.co/Yta6…
Motion passes 5-2 for county to finance bonds for the stadium Rays say because of the county’s delays, the new stadium won’t be ready until 2029 and that they can’t afford it alone. Commissioners who voted in favor say they’re not spending more than what’s agreed upon https://t.co/TzBmI5B6m4
#Rays Stadium vote It appears county commissioners are close to making a vote. Eggers and Latvala have pledged support to finance bonds for the new stadium. If true, motion likely to pass 5-2 @10TampaBay https://t.co/1PpJ1epbZk
#Rays Stadium vote It appears county commissioners are close to making a vote. Eggers and Latvala have pledged support to finance bonds for the new stadium. If true, motion likely to pass 5-2 @10TampaBay https://t.co/1PpJ1epbZk
