Beth Rousseau
WFLA NEWS
Tampa, FL, United States
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Recent articles by Beth:
YMCA’s ‘Turkey Gobble’ benefits cancer survivors
Thousands of participants spent Thanksgiving morning running in Tampa YMCA’s 8th annual ‘Turkey Gobble’. → Read More
AAA: These are the best times to travel for Thanksgiving
Millions are hitting the road to see family and friends for Thanksgiving. But before you head out, AAA suggests these times to avoid holiday hold-ups. → Read More
Thanksgiving travel tips from Tampa International Airport
“We’re actually a little less congested than we were last year but it’s still going to be very busy,” airport spokeswoman Emily Nipps said. → Read More
Tampa school uses new technique to address bullying
TAMPA, Fla. (WFLA) – A recent study of students in Hillsborough County reveals only half feel that their schools are addressing bullying. One campus in Tampa is taking a new approach to prevent the issue. Marco Mooyoung is the mindfulness coordinator at IDEA Public Schools on North Nebraska Avenue. “I want them to say I […] → Read More
Bay Rocket: New speedboat tour launches in Tampa
Tampa’s newest attraction can cure any thrill-seeker’s need for speed. → Read More
Performances begin to return to Venice Theatre after Hurricane Ian
More than a month after Hurricane Ian left its main stage a mangled mess, the show will go on at the Venice Theatre. → Read More
Florida power companies push for another rate hike
A hearing in Tallahassee Thursday could determine whether many Floridians will pay more for electricity next year. → Read More
Trump expected to announce 3rd White House run at Mar-a-Lago Tuesday
Donald Trump is expected to announce a third run for president on Tuesday. → Read More
Florida veterans make trip to Washington D.C. to participate in ‘Parade of Heroes’
A historic group of veterans is spending Veterans Day weekend in Washington D.C. to take part in the ‘Parade of Heroes. → Read More
Dalí Museum, Mahaffey Theater at odds over planned expansion
Two major players in the St. Petersburg arts scene are at odds over an item up for voters’ approval. → Read More
On-site D-SNAP location opens at Tropicana Field
A new location is open for families impacted by Hurricane Ian to apply for the Disaster Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, also known as D-SNAP. → Read More
DeSantis, Crist push for votes in last week of Florida governor race
Gov. Ron DeSantis and his Democratic challenger, Charlie Crist, are in the final days of their campaigns for governor. → Read More
Voters to decide future of Pinellas Suncoast Fire and Rescue
The Pinellas Suncoast Fire and Rescue Department is at risk of dissolving. → Read More
Largo voters to decide on controversial recreational complex
A proposed recreational complex in Largo is up for voters’ approval on Nov. 8. → Read More
Clearwater voters to decide on $400M development proposal
“We cannot afford to lose another decade the way we did with a 2000 referendum that failed,” Mayor Frank Hibbard said. → Read More
Early voting begins in Pasco and Hernando counties
Early voting for the 2022 General Election started Wednesday morning in Pasco and Hernando counties. → Read More
SunRunner bus, connecting downtown St. Pete to beach, now running
Rides are free for the first six months. → Read More
19-year-old killed in Tampa shooting; police investigating
The incident is the latest in a string of shootings involving teenagers in the Tampa area. → Read More
Tampa Fire Rescue accepting donations for Hurricane Ian survivors
The Tampa Fire Rescue is holding a donation drive to help families impacted by Hurricane Ian. → Read More
Pasco County voters weigh renewal of penny sales tax
Pasco County’s penny sales tax is up for renewal during the November 8 General Election. → Read More