St. Pete construction company sues former county employee who cost them $1 million

Last week, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office arrested construction and building investigator Andrea Wagner. Now, a construction company is suing her for damages.

3 Daughters Brewing, Men in the Making collaborate on new beverage inspired by youth

As a part of the collaboration with 3 Daughters Brewing, the young men were a part of the whole process from deciding what kind of beverage to make to its design and learning about the business of brewing.

12-year-old girl shot at St. Pete park, police say

The St. Petersburg Police Department is investigating after they say a 12-year-old girl was shot in the leg while at a park on Saturday night.  

St. Pete police investigate deadly shooting

One man is dead and another has been arrested following a shooting Saturday morning, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department.  

St. Pete religious leaders give endorsement between finalists for Tropicana redevelopment

African American religious leaders in St. Petersburg have said who they want to redevelop Tropicana Field as Mayor Ken Welch is less than two months from picking a developer out of two finalists.

‘Ride of Silence' brings awareness to dangers bicyclists face on the road

Groups gathered around the world and across the Tampa Bay area for the “Ride of Silence.” The annual ride, now in its 20th year, honors those killed or injured while cycling on public roadways and raised awareness to share the road.

'Longtime acquaintance' of St. Pete murder suspect stabbed to death, body left in garage

St. Pete police revealed the victim was a 'longtime acquaintance" of the murder suspect, who was renovating a home. The victim, identified as a 65-year-old man, stopped by the house and was fatally stabbed.

Man arrested after body found inside garage of St. Pete home, police say

A man was arrested on a first-degree murder charge after another man's body was found in the garage of a St. Petersburg home undergoing renovations, police said.

Holocaust survivor discovers real birth name decades after being separated from family

In 1943, as a teenager, Mary Wygodski was taken from her family and sent to three different concentration camps. They are memories that still haunt her to this day.

Britney Spears miscarriage shines light on common loss early on during pregnancy

For many women, finding out you are having a baby is a joyous time. However, 10% to 20% of known pregnancies end in a miscarriage, with the risk increasing with age.

St. Pete’s CALL Program serves more than 3,000 people in first year, city council extends program

Since the program started in February 2021, CALL has served over 3,000 people, completed over 5,400 contacts (a combination of live calls, follow-ups and referrals) and received over 1,000 officer referrals.

Pinellas County commissioners to renegotiate Cross Bay Ferry agreement

This week Pinellas County Commissioners voted to go back to the negotiating table for next season because they think they are paying too much for the ferry service.

Bay Area doctors' impact on Russian children still felt, 30 years later

Doctors from the Tampa Bay area know first-hand about the suffering of children in Ukraine and Russia. They dedicated their life’s work to helping ease suffering in that part of the world. 

Military medics prepare for war zones at local hospital

Bayfront Health St. Petersburg has become a training ground for special operations medics preparing to work in battlegrounds.