Evyn Moon is a field producer and digital reporter for FOX13 Tampa Bay and Yahoo News. With a background in reporting for NewsNation in Washington, D.C., Evyn brings her expertise in local news to cover stories in the Tampa Bay area. Her articles focus on a range of topics including local politics, crime, environmental conservation, and community issues.
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Evyn's articles predominantly cover local government and politics, as well as seasonal events in the Florida area. Her coverage also includes concerns about homeowners insurance costs and environmental issues such as recycling Christmas trees and combating harmful algae blooms.
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TAMPA, Fla. - It’s no surprise that Floridians are using their sunshine.
By: Evyn Moon
TAMPA, Fla. - The Tampa Bay area has become a hot spot for new businesses, with tens of thousands of residents applying to start their own companies this year.
By: Evyn Moon
A Bradenton family is facing an especially difficult Christmas after their mother, Yolanda Baxacajay-Flores, was tragically murdered last month.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - As the Tampa Bay area rebuilds, permitting can be a painful part of the process for everyone – from residents desperately waiting to move back into their homes and city officials bogged down with thousands of forms.
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - As the Bay Area continues to recover from the devastation of this year’s historic hurricane season, many homeowners are choosing not to rebuild but to sell their damaged homes "as is."
Investors buying hurricane-damaged homes
By: Evyn Moon
Many families across the Tampa Bay area are facing extended delays in returning to their homes after Hurricanes Helene and Milton, with some waiting for permits and others stuck in limbo due to supply shortages.
TREASURE ISLAND, Fla. - Two months after Hurricane Helene brought devastating storm surge to Treasure Island, residents are still reeling. The hurricane, followed by Hurricane Milton, left many homeowners stranded in limbo with damaged homes, and a lack of progress on rebuilding efforts.
By: Evyn Moon
For residents who have received their appraisals, many say the valuations are drastically lower than expected — sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars below what they believe is accurate.
The search for Austin Tice, the American journalist and former Marine held hostage in Syria since 2012, is intensifying.
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