Erik Waxler is a Multi-Media Journalist and News Reporter for WFTS-TV, focusing on local news in the Tampa, Florida area. With a passion for community stories, Erik covers a wide range of topics including local events, social issues, and impactful stories that affect the residents of Tampa.
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Erik Waxler's articles predominantly cover local events, government announcements, and breaking news in Florida's Tampa area. The prevalent themes include family & relationships, sports, and crime.
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It started with eight members when Hatton was at Georgia Tech. Now, 34 years later, more than 20 people are in the league.
Florida voters approved two amendments to the state constitution in Tuesday's election, surpassing the 60% majority needed to become law.
PASCO COUNTY, Fla. — Jennifer Judy is still trying to get a permit to fix her flood-damaged house in the Gulf Harbors community of New Port Richey.
By: Erik Waxler
NEW PORT RICHEY — For more than 20 years, Kevin Tidema was lost in a cycle of addiction, jail, and homelessness.
By: Erik Waxler
Curtis and his family have been through a lot. We were here last month, about two weeks after Hurricane Milton, when their house and several others in the Silver Oaks community were still under water.
By: Erik Waxler
Now, like so many others, Ornot and his family are without a home and dealing with the challenges of renovating or rebuilding.
$5.6 million will be used from the Hope Affordable Housing fund, with much of it directed to those who own mobile homes.
Johnny B. will be on stage Friday night at Ruth Eckerd Hall, opening for headliner Bert Kreischer as a part of Bert Aid. It's a fundraiser for hurricane relief at a time when so many could use something to laugh about. Morning radio host Mike Calta put it all together.
After years of talks, a deal for the Rays new ballpark was signed this summer, a $1.3 billion dollar stadium to go along with a massive development plan for St. Pete’s Gas Plant District.
By: Erik Waxler
PASCO COUNTY — Fred Smith said he had to pay $4,500 after construction workers damaged his fence. “They damaged something on just about everybody's property,” he said.
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