400 Duke Energy utility crews heading to hard-hit Carolinas to restore power after Zeta
Duke Energy is sending 400 crews to help restore electricity and assess Zeta's damage to South Carolina's upstate.
Injured 61-year-old man found restrained inside St. Petersburg home, police say
A noise complaint turned into a home invasion investigation after St. Pete police officers found a man physically restrained inside a home.
Tampa Bay superintendents to discuss concerns over USF College of Education cuts
Several Bay Area superintendents will meet to discuss how USF's closure of its undergraduate education programs will impact their school districts.
E-scooter share program officially begins in St. Petersburg
After testing e-scooters for a year and a half, the city of St. Petersburg will officially kick off its e-scooter share program on Friday.
Palm Harbor student receives perfect SAT score
Miles Gordon, a student at Palm Harbor University High School, decided to give the SAT a third try, and it's a good thing he did. He aced it.
Artists' horrifying handiwork turns Safety Harbor backyard into eerie encounter
Creepy creations lurk around every corner of the Wicked Woods at Highlands Lot 13.
Searching for a sandy solution: Madeira Beach officials to discuss sand-blocking at John's Pass
A big sand buildup at John's Pass is causing some major problems, and city leaders will meet Wednesday to discuss some possible solutions.
Safety Harbor neighborhood shut down while deputies search for shooting suspect
A suspect is on the run after shooting a person in the leg in a Pinellas County neighborhood.
Lawsuit claims St. Pete food hall developers used pandemic as excuse to delay project
Huge plans for a food hall in downtown St. Pete are now up in the air.
Pinellas artist's unique collages is one for animal lovers
Gianna Pergamo is the owner and artist behind Pergamo Paper Goods in St. Petersburg, an art and gift company based around Gianna’s collage art.
At least one dead in Pinellas Park camper fire
At least one person was killed following a camper fire in Pinellas Park.
Undercover operation results in 22 arrests, three potential trafficking victims
Detectives set up a room at a local motel Friday and posted online ads looking for sex workers. Those who responded to the ads were instead screened to see if they were potential trafficking victims and were given the chance to go with social service counselors.
Experts ask beachgoers to spot and report invasive Beach Vitex
Beach Vitex was planted decades ago in North and South Carolina as a sand dune protector following a major hurricane – though, instead of preventing beach erosion it sucked and stole water from other plants.
Fly along the Sunshine Skyway with one of the fastest wind-powered sports
The last time you drove over the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, did you notice lots of kiteboarders? It's becoming more popular and you'll never see a better view than from the FOX 13 drone.
New pedestrian beacons installed on Park Boulevard
After new pedestrian beacons were installed along Park Boulevard, Pinellas Park police said they will be keeping an extra eye on drivers to make sure they adhere to the new traffic signs.
Engines roar as annual Firestone Grand Prix revs up in St. Petersburg
The St. Pete for the annual Firestone Grand Prix is usually the first of the season and typically held in March, but because of the pandemic, it had to be rescheduled making it the finale of the Indycar season.
St. Petersburg Museum of History gets ‘creepy’ for Halloween
The St. Petersburg Museum of History is getting into the Halloween spirit by turning into a ‘Creepatorium’.
Bay Area participates in National Prescription Drug Take-Back Day
Anyone with unused prescription drugs can safely dispose of them on Saturday from 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at several Hillsborough, Pinellas, Pasco and Sarasota County locatio
St. Petersburg buzzes with weekend of Rays and racing
The Firestone Grand Prix is racing through the streets of downtown while watch parties for the World Series happen across the Bay Area.
Two-headed snake found in Palm Harbor
A Pinellas County family recently came across a rare phenomenon and reported it to the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.