Rochelle Alleyne is an Emmy-nominated reporter for WFTS-TV in Tampa, Florida. With a focus on local news, Rochelle covers a range of topics including community events, human interest stories, and issues affecting the Tampa Bay area. She is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging news coverage to her viewers.
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Rochelle Alleyne focuses on local news, particularly in Florida and Tampa, covering stories related to government & politics, crime, weather and community advocacy. She may be interested in pitches that offer insights into local government policies or political developments within the region she covers.
Given her coverage of evolving stories and breaking news, she might welcome sources who can provide timely commentary on ongoing events in the Tampa area. Considering her focus on community advocacy topics, Rochelle could also benefit from perspectives of individuals directly involved with local initiatives or organizations making a positive impact.
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According to New Port Richey resident Harry Hahn, accidents on that stretch of road have cost people limbs and their lives.
By: Rochelle Alleyne
Dr. Karjoo has exhausted her search for a donor among family and friends. And after a year on the transplant list, she's reaching out to her community for help.
By: Rochelle Alleyne
According to the number, between January of 2023 and January of 2024, the average number of referrals for Black and Hispanic middle school and high school students was about 2-3 times higher than that of white students.
TAMPA, Fla. — In May, a Tampa Airbnb host was charged with the "denial of rights of the disabled"—a second-degree misdemeanor—for asking a woman to leave because of her service dog.
By: Rochelle Alleyne
For months, Christen Hill has been fighting for answers about the closing date on her newly built home in Riverview.
That language has led to months of confusion and speculation about whether or not the city's CRB could continue to operate.
On Monday morning, police said Clough's dog had been rescued from the partially sunken boat—but Clough still hadn't been found.
"He loved everybody, anybody, would give you the shirt off his back," Nicole Garcia said, "He was like the greatest guy I know. He was a really great guy and I love him."
According to Natasha, doctors still don't know why she developed this seemingly random neurological condition that impacts her spine.
By: Rochelle Alleyne
This legal battle is all connected to school buses—after CCS determined that some of the routes they used to transport charter school students were "impractical."
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