Yacob Reyes is a Reporter at Axios Tampa Bay. He covers a range of topics including Florida politics, elections, and public policy, while also delving into the housing market and real estate development. Yacob's work has been featured in notable publications such as Yahoo News, PolitiFact, and NBC 6 Miami.
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Yacob Reyes focuses on local government and political news, with an emphasis on Florida and Tampa Bay. His coverage heavily features announcements from government officials as well as legal policy regulations. Given this focus, he would likely be receptive to pitches that offer insights or commentary related to legislative developments, political controversies, or legal issues in the Tampa Bay area and at the state level in Florida.
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St. Petersburg's crowded mayoral race is headed to a runoff between incumbent Mayor Ken Welch and former Gov. and U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist, according to unofficial results
Tampa is investing more than $2 million to overhaul a 64-year-old wastewater pump station in the Forest Hills neighborhood.
The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) welcomed the first of two vessels for its revamped, cross-bay ferry service and landed a $16 million grant from the federal government to build another.
The grocer has unveiled nine fall-themed half-gallon ice cream flavors and seven pint-sized options.
By: Yacob Reyes, Tina Reed, Adriel Bettelheim
Thousands of children entered kindergarten in Florida without protection from preventable diseases.
Why it matters: This could be the city's last shot at landing the Rays and, potentially, keeping the franchise in Tampa Bay.
One of the systems could be of concern for Florida.
Patients in Florida now spend an average of more than two and a half hours in hospital emergency departments, new federal data shows.
Undersized storm drains have left the area vulnerable to flooding for decades, damaging homes and swamping streets.
The Tampa City Council gave the Rays its stamp of approval Thursday for a $2.3 billion stadium at Hillsborough College
