Winter Haven brothers battle rare genetic mutation linked to leukemia

A Winter Haven family is navigating an emotional and life-changing medical journey, as two young brothers fight the same rare condition that can lead to leukemia.

St. Petersburg showcases murals with "Paint It Pink" project, transforming aging buildings into artwork

A once-aging apartment complex in downtown St. Petersburg is getting a colorful sendoff before it’s torn down, turning into one of the city’s largest public art displays in the process.

Tampa woman accused of DUI, assaulting troopers after 132 mph chase ends in serious rollover crash: FHP

A Tampa woman is facing multiple felony charges after investigators say she led troopers on a high-speed chase along the Howard Frankland Bridge, causing a rollover crash that seriously injured another driver Tuesday night. Whitney Joseph, 25, is accused of kicking and hitting troopers during her arrest, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

Unsolved Florida: The 1969 Murder of Sylvia June Atherton

A woman was found in a trunk in St. Petersburg in 1969 and for more than 50 years, she was known only as “The Lady in the Trunk."

CASA Pinellas expands legal help for domestic violence survivors through new Stetson Law partnership

A growing need for legal support among domestic violence survivors is driving a new partnership in Pinellas County, one aimed at expanding access to justice while training future attorneys.

Deadly St. Pete house fire ruled as arson

St. Petersburg police are asking for the public’s help after it determined a deadly house fire was caused by arson. 

St. Pete suspicious house fire leaves teen dead, 2 others hospitalized: SPFR

A house fire in the Coquina Key area early Sunday morning has left one teenager dead and two others injured, according to St. Petersburg Fire Rescue.

Paddy Fest St. Pete draws crowds to Williams Park for St. Patrick’s Day celebration

The luck of the Irish was on full display in downtown St. Petersburg this weekend as crowds gathered at Williams Park for the fourth annual Paddy Fest St. Pete.

Tampa Bay area shops saving fabric hunters after JOANN closures: 'Mighty in a little, small spot'

A big corporation can often put the small shops out of business, but when JOANN Fabrics and Crafts closed its doors for good across the country last year, it allowed small businesses to fill that gap for crafters and sewers.

Murder of former Suncoast Playboy Bunny of the Year in St. Pete still unsolved decades later

Nearly four decades after the brutal murder of a young St. Petersburg woman, investigators are once again searching for answers using modern forensic science to revisit a mystery that has lingered since the summer of 1984.