Courtney Holland is a journalist for WTSP-TV, focusing on local news in Tampa, Florida. With a passion for reporting on crime, community events, and human interest stories, Courtney brings a unique perspective to her articles. She is dedicated to keeping the community informed and highlighting the stories that matter most to Tampa residents.
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Courtney Holland's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly breaking and evolving crime-related stories in the Florida, Tampa Bay area. She also covers human interest stories related to family & relationships and entertainment news.
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By: Courtney Holland
The man was a regular customer, according to the worker, and he had issues with his nephew who lived in the same house as him.
By: Courtney Holland
According to police, she was wearing one of the pairs of shoes reported stolen the day before when she was arrested.
The 23-year-old was taken into custody in North Carolina and is now facing multiple charges.
By: Courtney Holland
A GoFundMe page was made to help with funeral and memorial costs as well.
By: Courtney Holland
Last Friday, a judge denied bond for the driver, Christopher Prater, who investigators say admitted to hitting the carrier.
The cause of the blaze is still under investigation at this time, but it "doesn't look to be suspicious."
Updated: 3:43 PM EST December 29, 2023 TAMPA, Fla. — Anyone planning on driving across the Courtney Campbell Causeway into Clearwater will come across a significant slowdown following a crash.
By: Courtney Holland
While one hatched, cam leaders wrote on X that the other egg didn't make it.
TAMPA, Fla. — For everyone planning on taking over the streets of downtown Tampa for Gasparilla 2024, there is still time to pick up your pirate costumes and outfits before Jan. 27.
Every year on Jan. 28, different communities and groups come together to remember the lives lost in the collision.
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