Ricardo Cuomo
WUSF/USF Zimmerman Rush Family Radio News internJournalism has been a part of my life ever since I can remember. My mom worked in the industry for almost 20 years and passed on to me her love for writing and storytelling.
I was born and raised in Caracas, Venezuela, and moved to Florida three years ago to pursue a degree in Mass Communications at USF.
I’ve worked in TV broadcast production for USF sports on ESPN+, taking on roles such as camera operator, replay operator, and technical director. I’m also a sports writer for The Oracle, the school’s student-run newspaper.
Through WUSF, I hope to explore the radio industry and develop the skills I need for a future career in journalism.
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El Aeropuerto Internacional de Tampa está implementando nuevas actualizaciones para ayudar a mitigar la congestión ante la proximidad de las vacaciones de primavera. -
Tampa International Airport is rolling out new upgrades to help alleviate congestion ahead of spring break. -
The Jackson House Foundation, the organization that owns the building, has pushed many times for renovations, but progress has been slow due to disagreements between the foundation and contractors. -
The Pinellas County School Board unanimously approved a series of proposals at Tuesday’s meeting to address declining enrollment and growing costs. -
Officials hope measures, like narrowing roadways and lowering the Seventh Avenue speed limit, will increase safety to protect pedestrians in the district. -
El condado de Pasco perdería hasta $480 millones de dólares si se aprueban las propuestas. El recaudador de impuestos, Mike Fasano, expresó su preocupación por el posible recorte en los servicios públicos que esto podría ocasionar. -
Late last month, record-low temperatures cooled down the waters of the Gulf and the Atlantic significantly, causing almost 800 sea turtles to wash ashore across Florida’s beaches. -
Pasco would lose as much as $480 million if the proposals pass. Tax Collector Mike Fasano expresses concern over the potential public services cutback this may cause. -
The Florida Office of Economic and Demographic Research estimates the elimination would result in a combined $18.3 billion annual loss in revenue for local governments. -
De acuerdo con la Asociación de Productores de Fresa de Florida, el estado produce cerca del 15% de las fresas del país durante el invierno; sin embargo, parte de esa cuota de mercado podría ser absorbida por las importaciones extranjeras.
