kendra conlon 10news wtsp we'll see how long flights in and out of belgium are impacted. speckhard says she'll likely have to take a train to paris or london - then fly home. if you haven't already -- make sure to download our free wtsp app. you can get the newest information out of belgium -- right at your fingertips. we'll also send "breaking news alerts"-- straight to your phone. it's your choice in 20-16.... and tuesday more than 200 delegates were up for grabs. with big voter turnout, republican donald trump and democrat hillary clinton won the arizona primaries. bernie sanders won the democratic presidential caucuses in utah. the state struggled with a booming turnout tuesday, with lines of voters encircling a city block in salt lake city. the trinity area in pasco county was one of the worst to live in during the summer. water swamped entire neighborhoods. 10 news reporter jonathan petramala got a look how the county is trying to fix the problem. it's been called a 500 year event...but when it happened just last year, something needed to change now. pasco county co

this morning, 10news reporter kendra conlon uncovers... unregulated rides... in a story you'll see only on 10. badly scraped up and bruised. some of 13 year old kayleigh d'angelo's injuries - after being bucked off a horse here at turkey creek stables. she'd been with a group of friends and one of their parents - and claims she tried to voice concerns about her unruly horse. and it did... first the other girl's mom got tossed... dragged. her mom tara sprieser blames the stables. peggy womack's owned the family- run stables for nearly 2 decades. she has the state law posted warning riders: the company isn't liable for injuries or death... after 3 year old zachary krozlak got crushed to death in 2004. turkey creek has a current business tax receipt - that's all that's required by hillsborough county. and womack insists the other parent signed this waiver form for all of the girls in the group. sprieser's attorney says it won't hold up kayleigh says this getting back in a saddle. in plant city, kendra conlon, 10 news wtsp county sheriff's office has been stables

in palm harbor, kendra conlon, 10 news, wtsp with the nation has 2 more big nights ahead that you'll need to know. august 30th in the primary election. and november 8th is the general election.. there were also other elections outside of the presidential race. we put together a complete list of all the winners and losers on our free 10 news app. just search wtsp in the app store -- and you'll have everything you need, right at your fingertips. coming up at 5 on 10 news this morning, several farms are damaged after a tornado ripped through a small town in illinois. an investigation is underway this morning to find out mansion in cocoa beach. it may look like a chaos to you, but this texas event involves more than a dozen calves and it's a big tradition. that's coming up in just about 20 minutes. still ahead here on 10news early morning, planning a trip? why cuba could be your next destination! plus problems at the polls! where some voters had issues. and the latest way for you to pay online -- using a selfie! it's march madness and we want to see photos of your superstitious tradition

in bartow, kendra conlon 10 news, wtsp. gale brown has bus driver since the 90's. she's been disciplined three times for not paying a red light camera ticket... speeding... and not cleaning her bus. the women are now facing charges. time now for headlines around the nation and the world. this is your 60 second scan. nearly three million boxes of "frozen digiorno pizzas"-- stouffer's lasagnas-- and lean cuisine meals-- are being recalled. customers complained about finding pieces of glass in their food. nestle u-s-a, the company behind the brands, said the glass may have come from the spinach used in the recalled products. no injuries have been reported. the justice department is calling apple's position-- for refusing to unlock an encrypted i- phone-- "false rhetoric. " in a court filing federal prosecutors said the tech giant was quote "corrosive" when it comes to safeguarding americans liberties and rights. apple claims writing software to disable password precedent. and incredible video out of south america. part of a giant glacier-- collapsed into "lake argenti

the girl has a kids: in davenport, kendra conlon, 10news wtsp if you recognize the man-- he's in his 40's to early 50's with a salt and pepper goatee: call the polk county sheriff's office-- or "heartland crimestoppers." state health officials say-- they've identified the first case of zika-- being sexually transmitted in florida. two new cases of the virus were confirmed in polk county. officials say-- one person contracted it after they traveled outside the country. and another person got it after having sex with someone who traveled abroad. health officials urge men who have been to "outbreak areas"-- to abstain from unprotected sex. florida has confirmed 52 cases of zika, all were travel-related. time now is . at headlines around the nation and the world in 60 seconds. the nation's first uterus transplant failed. the cleveland clinic says the 26- year-old woman seemed to be recovering well after her surgery in late february. but, doctors say she experienced a complication and they removed the organ tuesday. the hospital is exploring what went wrong, but plans to continue the tran

police tell 10news reporter kendra conlon this isn't a free pass to possess pot. laroi jackson knows smoking pot... after he says being locked up in korea.. and kicked out of the air force - more than 2 decades ago. that's the hope from the tampa city council... voting... to allow police to cite someone caught with less than 20 grams of marijuana... instead of charging them with a misdemeanor crime. the first time it's a 75 dollar fine... that goes up each time they're caught. critics say there's no mandatory drug counseling in the ordinance - and worry money won't be a big enough deterrant. and an outstanding warrant or other crime along with the pot possession will the state attorney's office tells me the change will potentially cut down on hundreds of cases.. that won't have to be handled by the clerks office.. prosecutors... public defenders.. judges... and jail staff. exactly how much money this will save taxpayers - is yet to be seen. kendra conlon, 10news wtsp the mayor now this. the policy change to officers and be ready to enforce it in the coming weeks.

well if you're e-filing, you better watch out for fraud, kendra conlon looks out ats a new -- at a new report that shows half of the irs approved protect your information jie knew something was wrong. >> reporter: not even attorney wayne zel was protected by hackers. >> somebody was trying to claim a refund using my social security number. >> reporter: first the irs got hacked, exposing more than 700,000 taxpayer be's acts. tax preparers could be a weak link, irs approved free e-filing services failed to give customers adequate security. >> folks that make $62,000 a year or less in household income, the most vulnerable part of our society. >> reporter: the online trust finds most of the failing sites didn't properly authenticate e-mail addresses, leaving taxpayers open to phishing and malicious e-mail scams. but identity theft and financial expert heather waggenal tells me it's not just the e filers at risk. if you're a paper filer or use an accountant, a crook could use your information and file a >> make sure that you secure your online log in at the irs.gov website, because whether