Shannon Valladolid
10 News Tampa Bay
Tampa, FL, United States
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Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office sees applications skyrocket since loosening standards
The sheriff's office has been getting so many applicants it started holding physical fitness testing classes on Saturdays. → Read More
Red tide makes a comeback to Pinellas County beaches
Curt Preisser with the City of Madeira Beach says there have been sporadic instances of odors and respiratory issues that have been reported in various locations along the shoreline. → Read More
Pinellas red tide conditions improving but some small business still struggling
Some beaches and businesses are starting to bounce as the red tide starts to clear. → Read More
Swapping shelters is helping some dogs find a permanent home
Two shelters recently agreed to swap three dogs each to give them exposure to other people seeking pets, and it looks like it's working. → Read More
Economic impacts of red tide on businesses in Pinellas County worse than expected
So far, 40 business have reported more than $128 million in losses. → Read More
Hillsborough County schools releases list of specific school improvement projects
If the Nov. 6 referendum doesn't pass, the board will ask for another countywide vote in March 2019. → Read More
FEMA changed the flood maps in Pinellas County. Here’s how to see your new flood risk
It gives us a more accurate understanding of the water damage properties could see if a major flood event were to happen in our area. → Read More
Three school bus crashes in one week raise questions about student safety around Tampa Bay
Multiple investigations are underway after school bus crashes in three separate counties. → Read More
Local animal conservationist speaks out about ‘murder for hire’ plot
According to the U.S. Department of Justice, Joseph Maldonado-Passage aka "Joe Exotic" was indicted, accused of hiring someone to commit murder. → Read More
Hundreds of thousands of dead fish wash up on Pinellas shores, official says
Kelli Levy, Pinellas' director of environmental management, says contractors will be out early to get the fish off the shores so tourists aren't driven away. → Read More
Pasco County election official: Be wary of application mailings
A Pasco County election official is advising voters to keep an eye on their mailboxes and check with his office for the most up-to-date voter information on file. → Read More
Hillsborough Co. commissioners pass bathhouse ordinance, closing massage parlor loopholes
In an effort to combat human trafficking, the ordinance also requires an educational process for employees of these establishments. → Read More
For families who lost loved ones, Hillsborough Co. opioid lawsuit hits home
As Hillsborough County announced a lawsuit against drug-makers, families affected by the opioid crisis took notice. → Read More
Red tide fears hurting Sarasota businesses, restaurant owner says
Many local businesses we talked to say people are associating the fish found on the shore with the kind they're eating, but they say that's far from the truth. → Read More
People block busy St. Petersburg intersection to protest ‘stand your ground’ law
Drivers trying to get across were shouting at protesters to get out of the road. The rally created a big traffic jam, until police officers forced people to the sidewalk. → Read More
Mother wants apology from Hillsborough Co. Fire medics after mishandling daughter
One mother wants answers along with closure on why four fire rescue workers failed to give her daughter proper care. → Read More
New rules for Eagles Nest cave taking effect this summer may have saved diver
Local expert cave divers are working with Florida Fish and Wildlife to make the location more restricted. → Read More
Spring Hill residents shocked after violent series of events across Pasco, Hernando Counties
10News learned more about the man behind the alleged crimes from neighbors. → Read More
Bradenton youth group reflects on their time stranded in Haiti during protests
Members of the Woodland Community Church called their extra two days a blessing because they were able to continue with their missionary work. → Read More
Tampa Bay Rays helping real estate sales in Ybor
Before the Ray's announced they may be moving to Ybor, Bungalow style homes would be impossible to sell and real estate in that area was relatively cheap. → Read More