Drone pilot program helps Clearwater officers during spring break

As tens of thousands of spring breakers descend on Clearwater Beach, police are deploying a new tool to bypass the seasonal gridlock: a high-tech drone.

Clearwater police target speeding, reckless driving with $75K FDOT grant

The Clearwater Police Department will continue to combat speeding and aggressive drivers with a continuing grant from the Florida Department of Transportation.

Clearwater bicyclist killed after being hit by vehicle involved in crash: Police

A bicyclist is dead after being hit by a vehicle involved in a crash Saturday evening at a busy downtown intersection, according to the Clearwater Police Department.

Clearwater company sues city after graves found buried beneath property

A Clearwater company has filed a lawsuit against the city after more than 300 graves were found buried beneath its office property.

Clearwater woman arrested in deadly hit-and-run on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard: Police

A woman was arrested in connection with a hit-and-run crash on Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard that killed a pedestrian earlier this month, according to the Clearwater Police Department.

Clearwater business incubator aims to spark revival in once thriving North Greenwood neighborhood

A once economically-thriving North Clearwater community could be on the brink of a comeback, as local leaders launch a business incubator designed to create opportunity and support entrepreneurs.

Car located in fatal Clearwater hit-and-run; Police looking for driver

Clearwater police say they have located the car that was involved in a hit-and-run that killed a 60-year-old man on Wednesday night.

New $15M bridge to link Tampa and Clearwater Beach: What pedestrians can expect

A major pedestrian route designed to help connect Clearwater Beach to Tampa is nearing completion, with the $15.3 million Courtney Campbell Causeway pedestrian overpass on track to open by the end of the year.

Clearwater woman battles extraordinarily rare ovarian cancer linked to brain tumor tissue

Ainsley Cole, a Dunedin High School graduate and University of South Florida psychology student, is battling an exceptionally rare form of cancer doctors say they may only encounter once in a career.