'Lost phone' notes are scam, police warn
Whoever is leaving them claims their stolen or missing device is in your home, and if you don't call them to meet up, they'll call police.
Nostalgic hobby steams ahead as pandemic wears on
Since the coronavirus pandemic began, many companies have taken a hit, but business is booming at HR Trains & Toys in Pinellas Park. The shop is a destination for those who like model railroading or who are intrigued by the idea of it.
Vaccination site opens for residents of Mainlands neighborhood in Pinellas Park
Gov. DeSantis announced a new vaccination site for residents living in the Pinellas Park neighborhood, Mainlands of Tamarac.
Tampa woman faces second DUI arrest this year after Pinellas Park crash that killed 21-year-old, officials say
A 21-year-old was killed after a driver, later arrested for DUI manslaughter, crashed into another vehicle at a Pinellas Park intersection, police said. Records show it was the suspect’s second DUI arrest this year.
Tornadoes hit same Pinellas Park neighborhood -- 28 years apart
It's been 28 years, but it hasn't been long enough for longtime Pinellas Park resident Karol Singleton, whose house has now been hit by a tornado twice since she's lived there.
Storms leave trail of damage from Pinellas Park to Polk County
Warehouses and buildings along Endeavor Way, near 66th Street in Pinellas Park, suffered significant damage after a tornado tore through a two-mile span of Pinellas County early Wednesday evening.
At least one dead in Pinellas Park camper fire
At least one person was killed following a camper fire in Pinellas Park.
PPPD: 2 dead after Corvette crashes into tree
Two people died Saturday evening after their Corvette crashed into a tree, according to the Pinellas Park Police Department.
Moped rider hospitalized after driver violated right of way in Pinellas Park crash, police say
Police in Pinellas Park are investigating a crash that led to serious injuries for the rider of a moped, they said.
Child reunited with mother, suspect arrested following Pinellas Park carjacking
A 6-year-old boy has been reunited with his mother after police say he was with his uncle, Frederick Canady, when Canady carjacked a vehicle in the parking lot of a Pinellas Park McDonald's Friday afternoon, taking an adult victim and two young children with them.
Man strangled dog because it bit his girlfriend, police say
The 5-foot-11, 200-pound man straddled his 25-pound dog and strangled it, police say.
Pinellas County use-of-force task force made up solely of Pinellas County law enforcement officers
Four law enforcement agencies within Pinellas County announced the creation of the Pinellas County Use of Deadly Force Investigative Task Force, which they say is part of an effort to build community trust and reduce any perception of a conflict-of-interest during investigations involving law enforcement officers.
Pinellas County organizations help families get through tough times
Samantha Richardson Hardy is on a mission to collect items for families in need. Her organization is making sure parents and their babies have everything they need to stay safe and healthy during the pandemic.
Police: Drunk man called for help shortly before being hit, killed by truck
A homeless man, who called police early Saturday morning to say he was drunk and in need of assistance was hit and killed by a truck shortly after placing the call, according to Pinellas Park police.
After nearly 55 years in business, Wagon Wheel Flea Market to close permanently
A landmark flea market in Pinellas Park will not be reopening after the coronavirus shutdown. With "a heavy heart," the owners of the Wagon Wheel and Mustang Flea Markets announced Wednesday that they are closing for good.
Police arrest man accused of hitting, seriously injuring bicyclist
Timothy Manzi, 50, was arrested Friday evening after police say he hit and seriously injured bicyclist John Turley as he crossed US 19.
Salon owner reopens dream business in face of adversity
Renee Patterson owns Vintage 88 Salon in Pinellas Park, and while they only were allowed to reopen on May 11, Patterson knew how to handle the adversity and unknowns that she faced during the shutdown.
Gym owners angry, want green light to reopen
Hair and nail salons have been given the green light, but it’s still a big “no” for Florida’s gyms and fitness centers when it comes to reopening amid the novel coronavirus pandemic.
Charges for violating 'stay at home' order dropped against Pinellas Park game store owner
The case against a Pinellas Park business owner who was arrested for refusing to close during the county’s ‘stay at home’ order has been dismissed.
Pinellas Park providing free face masks to small businesses
Small businesses in need of face masks can get some for free.