Josh Cascio
FOX 13 Tampa Bay
Tampa, FL, United States
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One year after harrowing COVID-19 battle, Lightning's anthem singer 'blessed' to return for Stanley Cup Final
It's as beloved as any other part of the Lightning's pre-game festivities: Sonya Bryson-Kirksey, decked out in Bolts blue, delivering a rousing rendition of the national anthem. After a battle with COVID-19 last year landed her in the hospital for a month – with 8 of those days in the ICU – she says she's blessed to be back at Amalie Arena for this year's Stanley Cup Final. → Read More
Gun show to be held in Tampa this weekend
The Tampa Gun Show is taking place this weekend at the Florida State Fairgrounds. → Read More
Bay Area WWII vets return to France for 78th D-Day anniversary
World War II veterans from the Bay Area are heading back to France to mark the 78th anniversary of D-Day. → Read More
Gold Star families honor the nation's fallen along Riverwalk in downtown Tampa
Nearly two dozen Gold Star families gathered at MacDill Park along Tampa's Riverwalk to honor the nation's fallen. → Read More
Freedom's not free, you got to earn it’: Vietnam War pilots reunite in Tampa
Those who flew helicopters during the Vietnam War gathered in Tampa this week for their annual meeting → Read More
Despite past opposition, Straz Center to welcome 31-story downtown tower with open arms
After ten years, officials finally broke ground on a 31-story residential tower in Tampa on Thursday. → Read More
‘We save lives’: Special operations' war technology on display in Tampa
Special operations contractors are showing off their skills and technology this week in downtown Tampa. → Read More
Tampa gym offers electro muscle stimulation workout technology
A Tampa gym claims it has new technology that can condense a full-body workout into just 20 minutes. → Read More
New Sistine Chapel exhibit opens this week at Westshore Mall in Tampa
A new exhibit opening this week at the Westshore Mall in Tampa will transport viewers to the Sistine Chapel. → Read More
Death of 4-year-old at East Tampa motel under investigation
A 4-year-old girl was pronounced dead Monday after being found unresponsive at Sunset Inn Motel in Tampa. Police are trying to figure out how she died. → Read More
Avon Park residents left cleaning up after hail falls during Highlands County storms
Avon Park residents were left cleaning up after hail fell during Highlands County storms Monday evening. → Read More
It’s a ‘buyer’s market’ for jobs seekers as unemployment rate continues to drop
Those in the market for a new job may have the pick of the litter as economic factors improve. → Read More
‘There’s something I’m meant to do’: Pasco man changes lifestyle after surviving near-fatal heart attack
A Wesley Chapel man has a new lease on life after nearly dying of a heart attack in the beginning of the year. → Read More
New Japan Pro Wrestling welcomes WWE's first openly gay superstar into the ring in St. Pete
In 2013, Fred Rosser came out as the first openly gay wrestler signed with the WWE. He has taken his message all over the globe and Sunday he'll bring it back to Tampa Bay as one of the names competing under the New Japan Pro Wrestling banner at the St. Pete Coliseum. → Read More
FBI issues ransomware attack warning after Canadian extradited to Tampa for alleged cybercrimes
The latest warning follows the extradition of a 34-year-old Sebastien Vachon-Desjardins from Canada to Tampa. He faces charges related to ransomware attacks using software known as NetWalker, which the DOJ says has been used to target businesses, municipalities, and even law enforcement. → Read More
Artist using salvaged patrol car parts in sculpture dedicated to fallen Tampa officer
A Bay Area artist is putting together a unique sculpture to honor fallen Tampa Police Officer Jesse Madsen. → Read More
‘It was the worst night of my life’: TPD remembers fallen Officer Jesse Madsen 1 year after death
On Wednesday, Tampa police remembered Officer Jesse Madsen, who was killed in the line of duty one year ago. → Read More
'You can’t die and burn in hell fast enough': Son of 1981 rape, murder victim confronts suspect in court
Linda Slaten was killed in 1981. Nearly 40 years later, Joseph Mills was charged with her rape and murder. Now, he's finally pleading guilty to keep himself off death row. → Read More
St. Pete woman born with heart condition recovering after COVID complications force amputations
Claire Bridges life was changed forever after being diagnosed with COVID-19. She was vaccinated, but also had a congenital heart condition. Complications meant portions of both of her legs had to be removed below the knee. Now she's recovering and her dad says she's a 'trooper.' → Read More
City holds public input meeting for West Tampa Rome Yard development
The city of Tampa will hear from residents in West Tampa Monday about the proposed Rome Yard multi-use development. → Read More