Josh Cascio
Josh Cascio joined the FOX 13 team as a reporter in March of 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 of 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@foxtv.com. You can also connect with him on Facebook, follow him on Twitter @JoshCascio and Instagram @joshcascio.
The latest from Josh Cascio
State lawmaker offering paper applications for out-of-work Floridians at Tampa campaign office
Senator Janet Cruz is attempting to alleviate the biggest headache Floridians are facing while applying for unemployment: access.
First responders: Help us help you by being honest about possible COVID-19 symptoms
Of all the changes Americans have made to their daily lives due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the changes for first responders might be some of the most notable.
Where is Don Lewis? Sheriff says cold case in 'Tiger King' documentary still needs 'credible' lead
A Netflix documentary has had social media buzzing for over a week, allowing viewers to dive into the story of big cat owners. But it's also raising awareness about a missing person cold case in Hillsborough County.
Testing site at Raymond James Stadium is finally open for symptomatic residents
A large-scale COVID-19 testing site at Raymond James Stadium opened Wednesday to those who have been pre-screened and pre-approved by calling the county's hotline.
Clearwater Beach businesses experiencing the cost of COVID-19
The streets along Clearwater Beach were eerily quiet Friday, despite the fact that many were still on spring break.
Unemployed search for jobs, file for benefits as businesses across Tampa Bay close
The coronavirus pandemic led many businesses to close, leaving many Tampa Bay area residents wondering where they will get their next paycheck.
Now healthy, Tampa's first coronavirus patient stresses importance of isolation
“My first two days with the fever, my eyes were like burning out of my head,” Kaelyn Sheedy recalled. “I continued to have a fever and my cough turned into a wet cough immediately."
Medical centers set up tents, prepare for influx of COVID-19 patients
Hospitals across the Bay Area are trying to prepare for a surge in COVID-19 patients.
WWE putting 'contingency plans' in place if Hillsborough County cancels WrestleMania 36
The WWE and Hillsborough County appear to be engaged in a standoff about the status of WrestleMania 36, as events and mass gatherings across the country are being canceled to avoid the spread of COVID-19.
Police: Family shootout leaves mother, father dead, neighbor hospitalized
Neighbors say their usually-quiet block of N. Orleans Avenue was like a warzone Monday.