Josh Cascio
Josh Cascio joined the FOX 13 team as a reporter in March 2011.
Prior to working in Tampa, Josh was a general assignment reporter at ABC News 4 in Charleston, South Carolina. He spent three years in the Lowcountry, reporting on a variety of stories that took him from the governor's personal home to the flight deck of a C-17 aircraft. Josh received an Associated Press Award and a South Carolina Broadcast Association Star Award for his five-part series, "Dirty Jobs of the Lowcountry."
Josh's news career began in June 2005 in Rock Hill, South Carolina at CN2 News. There he did it all, from reporting and anchoring to studio production and shooting. While at CN2, Josh won "Best Feature Story" two years in a row from the Radio and Television Digital News Association of the Carolinas.
Josh is a 2005 graduate of Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina. He majored in broadcast journalism with a Spanish minor. Josh also traveled to Salamanca, Spain as part of his foreign language courses.
Originally from Waterford, Connecticut, Josh is thrilled to call Tampa home! A huge sports fan, you'll often find Josh watching them live or on TV. He's a diehard Red Sox, Patriots, Celtics and University of Connecticut Huskies fan. Josh also spends his free time playing pickup basketball and/or lifting weights at the gym.
Josh loves meeting new people and telling interesting stories, so if you see him around town, be sure to say hello.
If you would like to contact Josh, you can email him at Josh.Cascio@fox.com. You can also connect with him on Facebook, follow him on Twitter @JoshCascio and Instagram @joshcascio.
The latest from Josh Cascio
Outstanding educators in Hillsborough County get surprise visit from superintendent
Superintendent of Schools Addison Davis surprised 13 educators with the news that they are among 700 finalists for the district's top awards: Teacher of the Year, Ida S. Baker Diversity Educator of the Year and Instructional Support Employee of the Year.
How you can hang your Christmas lights like the professionals
The Thanksgiving holiday is officially behind us, which means you won't be judged for putting up your Christmas lights. As magical as the lights can be, they can also be a major pain.
Ybor City club manager says more should have been done to stop suspected arsonist
The suspected arsonist who set fire to an Ybor City club with more than 1,000 people inside later threw Molotov cocktails at a home in Lakeland. The club's owner says more could have been done to stop the suspect before he made it across county lines.
Florida snow park brings winter wonderland to Sunshine State
Florida's only snow park is back open, giving Floridians a blast of winter weather.
New sex education curriculum draws pushback from Hillsborough County parents
A new sex education curriculum is getting some pushback from Hillsborough County parents. A petition with thousands of signatures opposing the curriculum prompted a school district special hearing.
Tampa uses faster, cheaper method to fix nearly 100-year-old underground pipes
The method "pipe-lining" is being used in the City of Tampa to fix nearly 100-year-old pipes. It's faster, cheaper and causes fewer disruptions to residents and businesses.
Why cryptocurrency experts, investors are not dissuaded by the fall of FTX
With the recent collapse of FTX, the “crypto-star” appears to be fading. But those who know this financial arena say it's not the end. Not by a long shot.
Palmetto realtor tracks down her stolen car, parked with other lifted vehicles, property
A realtor from Palmetto might want to consider becoming a detective after finding her own stolen car.
Dale Mabry Highway named after Tampa-native Army captain killed during airship test flight in 1922
Dale Mabry has served as a major North-South artery taking drivers through South Tampa and into Pasco County. There's a lot more to the name "Dale Mabry," though, than simply miles of asphalt.
Republican Jay Collins eager to get to work after defeating longtime state senator Janet Cruz
Political newcomer, Republican Jay Collins just pulled off a significant victory, defeating popular incumbent Democratic State Senator Janet Cruz, who's been in state politics for more than a decade.