Adaure Achumba is a reporter for 10TampaBay, with a focus on local news in Sarasota, Florida. With experience as an anchor and correspondent, Adaure covers a range of topics including community events, preservation efforts, human interest stories, and local government issues.
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Adaure Achumba's coverage predominantly focuses on local Sarasota, Florida news, featuring a mix of government announcements and evolving stories in the areas of family & relationships, government & politics, entertainment news, and crime. When reaching out to her with story ideas or potential sources, consider pitches related to local community events, advocacy efforts within Sarasota County or Manatee County area. Additionally, topics centered around education initiatives and developments in local businesses could also be relevant for her coverage.
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By: Adaure Achumba
SARASOTA, Fla. — Some communities in Sarasota are seeing more devastation than others in the aftermath of Hurricane Milton. For some, the damage is beyond what meets the eye.
By: Adaure Achumba
SIESTA KEY, Fla. — As the rebuilding process continues on Sarasota's barrier islands, we are learning more about individuals who stepped up in heroic ways during the height of Hurricane Helene.
By: Adaure Achumba
Officials said they help an average of around 400 people daily at the center.
By: Adaure Achumba
SARASOTA, Fla. — Sarasota County is promoting a new tourism initiative called "Support the 941" to boost local businesses after a series of recent hurricanes devastated the area.
SIESTA KEY, Fla. — Some Sarasota County beaches, parks and barrier islands will reopen this weekend after being closed for more than two weeks.
By: Adaure Achumba
Through their 34-year-old non-profit, Wildlife Education and Rehabilitation Center, Ed and Gail Straight said they've rescued around 150,000 injured animals.
By: Adaure Achumba
SARASOTA COUNTY, Fla. — Mountain piles of debris are still common, and as the recovery process continues, even bigger ones are now springing up around our area.
By: Adaure Achumba
Sarasota officials said many boat owners did the right thing to prepare for the hurricanes. However, the force of the storm surge and winds was just too powerful.
By: Adaure Achumba
SARASOTA, Fla. — Sarasota voters are already making their case for or against Amendment 1.
6:02 PM EST November 5, 2024 SARASOTA, Fla. — This is a warning for drivers in Sarasota, especially those who do not obey speed limits in school zones.
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