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 attack wasn't just rockets lobbed into southern Israel, but an invasion of Israel, he saysl. -
Thousands of Duke Energy power trucks are now staged at Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg in advance of the storm. -
John Horne owns five restaurants, including several Anna Maria Oyster Bar locations. He discussed the changes he's seen in his 40 years in the industry, and the impact Florida's economy is having on it. -
Our soaring economy may be leaving some Floridians behind. -
Our soaring economy may be leaving some Floridians behind.
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Our soaring economy may be leaving some Floridians behind.
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Our soaring economy may be leaving some Floridians behind.
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The pilot program has gained national and international attention. -
It's an effort to bring more containers into the port. -
Charles George and Carolyn Lang purchased a house in Tampa at the height of the real estate boom. Finding a home that fit their budget proved quite the task.
