
Sarah Rosario
Anchor and Reporter at WTSP-TV (St Petersburg, FL)
Emmy winning journalist @sarahwtsp |Wife 💍#BoyMom 👶🏻 👶🏻| 🌎Traveler|Positive|Goal driven| #Florida ☀️Master of power naps| 🙏🏼Matthew 19:26
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1 day ago |
wtsp.com | Sarah Rosario
TAMPA, Fla. — The summer travel season is officially underway, and this year, families are setting sail in style. With the demand for family-friendly travel and luxurious getaways on the rise, cruises are quickly becoming one of the most popular vacation choices for 2025. Whether you’re dreaming of a relaxing escape, an action-packed adventure or a magical trip your kids will never forget, a cruise might check every box.
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3 days ago |
wtsp.com | Sarah Rosario
TAMPA, Fla. — As summer kicks off, Florida faces a double threat on its roadways: a spike in deadly crashes and the unpredictability of hurricane season. But now, cities like Tampa are turning to artificial intelligence (AI) to monitor traffic in real time — aiming to prevent tragedies before they happen. The period between Memorial Day and Labor Day is known as the 100 Deadliest Days of Summer for a reason.
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1 month ago |
wtsp.com | Sarah Rosario
TAMPA, Fla. — In a city where medspas are nearly as common as coffee shops, navigating Tampa’s ever-expanding beauty landscape can feel like decoding a foreign language. Serums promise eternal youth, lasers tout transformative results and trends shift faster than Florida weather. So when a new name emerges, the question isn’t just what they offer—it’s why they’re different. BevelUp, the latest addition to Tampa’s revitalized Water Street district, is shifting the conversation.
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1 month ago |
wtsp.com | Sarah Rosario
TAMPA, Fla. — A major redevelopment project is in motion in the heart of Tampa. City leaders gathered Tuesday morning to announce the launch of a transformational vision plan for the northern edge of Downtown Tampa — an area they say is long overdue for investment and revitalization. The site of the former Army-Navy Surplus Market, located off of N.
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2 months ago |
wtsp.com | Sarah Rosario
TAMPA, Fla. — For many in our community, the thought of losing their home seems unthinkable. But for some families, one unexpected crisis—like a job loss, medical emergency, or natural disaster—can set off a chain reaction that leaves them with nowhere to turn. That was the reality for Kathy (not her real name), a single mother who suddenly found herself without a home. "I had a great opportunity with the company I was working for. And then, they laid us off—quickly," she said.
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