St. Pete kicks off month-long Pride celebration

Instead of holding its typical Pride parade due to the pandemic, St. Petersburg has planned several Pride events throughout the month of June.

Bay Area stars give exclusive sneak-peek at 'The Conjuring: The Devil Made Me Do It'

The pandemic kept a lot of people out of theaters, and it also delayed a long list of movie releases including the third installment of “The Conjuring” franchise, which stars Patrick Wilson, brother of FOX 13's Mark Wilson, and a few other familiar faces who hail from the Bay Area.  

St. Pete Pride kick-off event, days after DeSantis signs trans bill

St. Pete Pride hosted its kickoff event at the Sirata Hotel Thursday, just days after Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signed a bill banning transgender youth from playing sports with those of their identified gender.

Florida Holocaust Museum plans major security upgrades after anti-Semitic vandalism

The Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Pete is planning nearly half a million dollars in security upgrades as local police and the FBI continue to investigate who spray-painted a swastika and anti-Semitic message on the building.

Downtown St. Pete farm feeds community, fertilizes young minds

The St. Pete Youth Farm is a not only a place where young people learn the importance of how to grow food, but it’s also a place where they develop important life skills.

Bay Pines National Cemetery honors the fallen on Memorial Day

The annual Memorial Day ceremony at Bay Pines National Cemetery was once again held virtually to pay respects to members of the military killed in combat.

‘I cried’: Holocaust survivors devastated by anti-Semitic graffiti painted on Florida Holocaust Museum

Holocaust survivors John and Toni Rinde of Largo were devastated to hear that the Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg, a place they know well, was desecrated with Nazi symbols early Thursday morning.

Tampa Bay Rays' principal owner Stu Sternberg sued for alleged fraud scheme

The Tampa Bay Rays have been winning games left and right. But now a lawsuit says principal owner Stu Sternberg, isn't playing fair off the field.

City council vows to block Kriseman redevelopment plans as mayor calls for Rays' owner to step down

St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman is pushing forward with redevelopment plans for the Tropicana Field site as Rays owner Stu Sternberg is accused of fraud in acquiring a majority of the franchise holdings.

Pedestrian dies in St. Pete crash

A pedestrian passed away Thursday night following a crash in St. Petersburg, police said.

Vaccine reward program in the works in St. Petersburg

From free beer to full scholarships to lotteries worth millions, states, counties, and cities across the country are coming up with creative ways to encourage people to get a COVID-19 vaccine. st. pA shot incentive program is now in the works in St. Petersburg.