Liz Crawford
10 News Tampa Bay
Tampa, FL, United States
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Realities about adoption birth mothers said they wish they knew before giving birth
The average cost of adoption in Florida is between $60,000 to $65,000. → Read More
Tampa Police Chief Mary O'Connor placed on administrative leave following golf cart traffic stop
Tampa Police Chief Mary O'Connor has been placed on administrative leave after she and her spouse were pulled over while riding a golf cart without a license plate. → Read More
Pediatric patients evacuated from Fort Myers hospital now being treated in St. Petersburg
Some of a Fort Myers hospital's smallest patients were evacuated to St. Petersburg, Florida, when Hurricane Ian caused mass destruction along the Florida coast. → Read More
Grieving family calling for safer bus stops in Pinellas County
Ethan Weiser was walking to his bus stop when he was hit by a car and killed. → Read More
New agency takes over foster care system in Hillsborough County
The CEO of Children's Network says the first priority is recruiting foster families and staff members. → Read More
Addict turned advocate: 'Recovery is possible. There is hope. I’m living proof of it.'
A Pasco County man has made it his life mission to help others struggling with addiction find a path to recovery. → Read More
Once charged with battery on a cop, debate emerges over pick for Tampa's next police chief
Mary O'Connor was named chief of police on Feb. 8. City Council still has not confirmed the appointment. We look at both sides of the conversation about her. → Read More
New housing complex for struggling families coming to Pasco County
Metropolitan Ministries is behind the project which will provide housing units for 48 families. → Read More
Parents of Rays bullpen catcher who took his own life say he was loved by many
Carlos and Toni Ramirez said they didn't see any warning signs. → Read More
Vaccinated vs. unvaccinated: Federal data shows the number of COVID-19 breakthrough cases
Health experts labeled the summer surge of cases "a pandemic of the unvaccinated." However, the news of breakthrough cases was being reported at the same time. → Read More
Fully vaccinated and COVID positive: Here's what researchers have learned
In just a few short months, researchers have learned a lot about COVID in vaccinated people. → Read More
No change expected to Pinellas County Schools optional mask policy
Discussion about face coverings on campus is not on the agenda for Tuesday's school board meeting. → Read More
Restaurants and businesses adapting to new mask guidelines
Hair salons, bars, art galleries, and other businesses around Tampa Bay are trying to figure out how to best serve their customers. → Read More
Another day of vaccine chaos in Tampa Bay
Appointments booked within hours, phone calls went unanswered, and a long line formed around the block. → Read More
Florida newspapers sue governor for not releasing weekly White House coronavirus reports
The Orlando Sentinel and the South Florida Sun-Sentinel are suing Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis and his office for not releasing weekly White House coronavirus reports. → Read More
At least a dozen downtown St. Pete bars fined more than once for violating COVID orders
Many are getting cited and fined for violating mask-wearing and social distancing guidelines. → Read More
Lack of school COVID-19 data continues to frustrate teachers
When 10 Tampa Bay combed through archives of pediatric COVID-19 data provided by the state, we found missing days and inconsistencies in reporting. → Read More
Doctor Diaries: Pediatric physicians reveal their experiences treating kids with COVID-19
Three doctors from Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital share personal and professional stories from the frontlines. → Read More
Four Hillsborough School Board races on the ballot
Eight candidates are vying for four seats on the Hillsborough County School Board on Nov. 3. → Read More
Pinellas parents still pleading for district to do away with 'simultaneous teaching'
The tension over "simultaneous teaching" in Pinellas County continues to be brought up by parents. → Read More