Argument between fans lead to stabbing in Tropicana Field parking lot following Rays game, police say
After the Tampa Bay Rays beat the Toronto Blue Jays during Monday night's game, two fans entered into a heated argument that turned physical, police said.
St. Pete homeowner OK after carjacker forces way inside residence, police say
St. Petersburg police arrested Jamie David Smith, 32, after they say he forced his way inside a home after carjacking a vehicle and crashing it Saturday morning.
St. Petersburg residents take to the streets to promote end to gun violence
A double shooting in St. Petersburg brings the homicide count to 26 for the year. The city is on pace to mark the most murders in two decades.
Experience weird, wacky, wonderful Florida at Fairgrounds St. Pete
An immersive art installation in St. Petersburg invites everyone to escape reality and explore an interactive, story-driven experience of all things Florida.
Suspect in custody following St. Pete double murder, police say
St. Petersburg police say they have identified a suspect in Thursday night's shooting that left two people dead.
World’s first Arts and Crafts Movement Museum opens in St. Petersburg
The 137,000 square-foot museum has five stories of exhibits ranging from furniture to ceramics to lighting.
Lucid Vending machines offer locally made products
Vending machines popping up around Tampa Bay are offering new choices for customers and the companies that fill them.
Men posing as Duke Energy employees prompt St. Petersburg police investigation
St. Petersburg police are warning residents after a doorbell video captured what they say are men posing as Duke Energy employees knocking on doors and trying to get inside homes.
Learn and ride: Historian leads free bike tour, highlighting St. Pete Black history
A Bay Area historian is on a mission to bring a fresh and up-close perspective to some of the most significant historical sights in St. Pete’s Black history.
World Trade Center's final recovered steel beam to be centerpiece of St. Pete memorial
The monument will feature a 30-foot copper phoenix wing and a half-moon wall featuring hundreds of hand-painted tiles. But the beam will be the centerpiece, hoping to emulate America post-9/11 as a phoenix rising from the ashes.
Powerboat Grand Prix roars through St. Pete over holiday weekend
The St. Pete Powerboat Grand Prix kicked off in Vinoy Park on Friday, starting the holiday weekend-long event where powerboat and Jet Ski race teams from across the country will compete.
Former Buccaneer Keith McCants dead from apparent drug overdose, deputies say
A former first-round draft pick of the Tampa Bay Buccaneers was found dead in his home Thursday morning.
St. Pete woodworker turns century-old banyan tree into keepsakes for neighbors after it had to be torn down
When a 100-year-old beloved banyan tree was removed from a St. Petersburg neighborhood, an area woodworker turned the stump into gifts for the community as mementos.
Duran has go-ahead single in the 9th, Red Sox beat Tampa Bay Rays 3-2
Jarren Duran had a tiebreaking RBI single in the ninth and the COVID-19 impacted Boston Red Sox stopped the AL East-leading Tampa Bay Rays' nine-game winning streak with a 3-2 victory on Wednesday night.
Sea turtle trackers remain vigilant as nesting season winds down
As sea turtle nesting season comes to its final stages, millions of eggs are hatching and though these hatchlings face a gauntlet of different dangers, sea turtle trackers are helping save these reptiles before they are even born.
St. Petersburg program creates self-sufficient communities
In 2014, the Florida Dream Center created the ‘Adopt-a-Block’ program to help communities be more self-sufficient.
Bay Area medical teams go to Louisiana after Ida devastates area already struggling under pandemic
A Tampa Bay area non-profit is coordinating flights for several doctors and nurses to Louisiana to help people in need after Hurricane Idea.
Widow urges vaccines at funeral for St. Pete officer who died from COVID-19 complications
St. Pete Officer Michael Weiskopf was the third Bay Area law enforcement officer to die due to COVID-19. At his funeral, Karen Weiskopf said her husband made a "risky decision" not to get vaccinated -- one he later regretted just before he died.
St. Pete officer's death was preventable with COVID-19 vaccine, chief says
St. Petersburg Police Officer Michael Weiskopf died Friday due to complications related to COVID-19. He was 52 years old.
COVID-19 taking toll on Bay Area law enforcement
Nearly 30 law enforcement officers in Florida have died from COVID-19.