Craig Kopp
Reporter/HostI started my journalism career delivering the Toledo Blade newspaper on my bike.
The first thing I did was rig a wire basket in the middle of the handlebars to secure my little portable radio. I went nowhere without it. I still don’t. Ok, my radio comes though my phone now, but you get the point.
I love radio.
There’s something so intimate about radio. It’s like the person talking to you is talking to only you. It’s even more so now in the age of earbuds. That’s how I approach my job as a host and reporter. It’s me talking with you about the news in our lives.
When not listening to radio, I pick on the guitar a little, play golf and antique shop with my wife Rhonda, and give our cats, Tony “Boots” and Lucy, as much attention as they require.
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The old IMAX theater will become the state-of-the-art digital dome theater and planetarium. -
By 2035, the county's population is expected to grow by 70,000, prompting commissioners to revise its comprehensive plan. -
Everything from concrete pots to lawn are can become flying objects during a powerful storm. -
They're currently not allowed on its public beach. A vote could mean they would also be illegal on private beaches. -
Todo se puede convertir en un objeto volador desde macetas de concreto hasta el césped durante una tormenta fuerte. -
Commissioners hope the project, at Interstate 75 and State Road 52, will become an economic gateway to the county. -
The call has gone our for developers interested in building residences, retail and business space on the old golf course on the Tampa campus. -
One official says the county is receiving complaints about noise from short-term rentals in residential neighborhoods. -
A good rating by FEMA means up to a 40% reduction for those who use the National Flood Insurance Program. -
Tampa City Council moves forward on the development at the north end of Ybor Channel on a site once considered for a Rays stadium. The plan includes residential, hotels, retail and harbor views.
