St. Pete apartment residents can now stay after fire code violations forced them to vacate

A startling sign hangs on the doors of 30 units at The Morgan Apartments in South St. Pete. It’s a warning from the fire marshal that the units aren’t safe to live in.

Suspected car prowler arrested in St. Pete, linked to multiple burglaries, police say

A man accused of prowling in driveways early Sunday morning was arrested and linked to several theft and burglary cases, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department.

Deadline extended for Historic Gas Plant District proposals

Developers and investors now have more time to create their proposals for the Historic Gas Plant District in St. Petersburg. Mayor Ken Welch wrote in a memo that he extended the deadline for the submissions. 

Holiday cheer arrives early in downtown St. Pete at pop-up bar

The holidays have arrived early at The Xmas Bar in downtown St. Petersburg. The popular spot, a seasonal transformation of "Glamper," opened its doors last Friday after a 72-hour decorating marathon by Forward Hospitality Partner, Mark Acchione and his team.

Man seriously injured in St. Pete shooting

A man was taken to the hospital with serious injuries after he was shot Sunday night near the 1200 block of 22nd Street South, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department.

Rod Wave arrested in Atlanta on drug and weapons charges

Atlanta police arrested rapper Rod Wave, also known as Rodarius Green, on multiple drug and weapon charges Friday

St. Pete Beach mayor proposes tolls for tourists to fund $200 million in repairs

Mayor Adrian Petrila says St. Pete Beach faces a $200 million infrastructure challenge. He says the city needs its funding to bring the city’s stormwater, sewer and utility systems up to good condition.

A taste of the countryside: Chef LaVante Pope's Caribbean fusion in St. Pete

El Campo, meaning "the countryside," brings the rich, diverse flavors of the Caribbean diaspora together in a unique fusion concept inside Foodie Labs in St. Petersburg.

St. Pete shooting suspect accused of killing man after dispute

A St. Petersburg man is facing second-degree murder charges after police say he shot someone inside his home following a dispute.

I-275 southbound back open after car fire: FDOT

I-275 southbound is backed up near 26th Ave. S after a car fire, according to the Florida Department of Transportation.

St. Pete house fire kills one person: SPFR

A fire broke out at a St. Pete home early on Saturday morning, killing one person, according to St. Petersburg Fire Rescue.

Tropicana Field roof repairs: Company behind project says it's their largest, most important in the U.S.

Friday, the 18th panel out of 24 was installed on Tropicana Field’s roof. St. Pete officials say crews are on track to finish Hurricane Milton repairs to the Trop by the Rays’ opening day in April. They say the new roof will be stronger and able to withstand 165 mph winds.

St. Pete holds community meeting about 22nd Street redevelopment project called 'Imagine the Deuces'

The historic 22nd Street Corridor in St. Petersburg is often referred to as 'The Deuces' as a nod to the two twos in the street name. 'Imagine the Deuces' aims to improve on what's already in the 22nd street corridor without pushing out those who call the area home.

St. Pete leaders brainstorm ways to brighten up city after street mural removals

The City of St. Petersburg is brainstorming ways to brighten up their city after the state required them to erase several different street murals.