St. Petersburg launches program to curb gun violence following record number of homicides
The city of St. Petersburg launched the ‘Hidden Voices’ project Wednesday in the hopes of preventing gun violence and helping victims.
The city of St. Petersburg launched the ‘Hidden Voices’ project Wednesday in the hopes of preventing gun violence and helping victims.
Drobots drone camps let kids take flight this summer
With school out, many summer camps are officially launching this week across the Tampa Bay area. If you’re looking for a fun STEM camp, or if your child enjoys drones or robotics, Drobots is worth checking out.
With school out, many summer camps are officially launching this week across the Tampa Bay area. If you’re looking for a fun STEM camp, or if your child enjoys drones or robotics, Drobots is worth checking out.
Firestone Grand Prix will remain in St. Pete for the next five years
City council members unanimously approved to extend the Firestone Grand Prix agreement through 2026.
City council members unanimously approved to extend the Firestone Grand Prix agreement through 2026.
Prosthetic leg recovered after being stolen from pedestrian crash victim in St. Pete
Police say a prosthetic leg has been recovered after someone stole it from a man who was hit by a car in St. Pete Monday night.
Police say a prosthetic leg has been recovered after someone stole it from a man who was hit by a car in St. Pete Monday night.
Man, 19, accused of forcing 14-year-old girl into sex act on Pinellas school bus
Police did not immediately say why the 19-year-old was aboard the school bus. A district spokesperson says they are investigating.
Police did not immediately say why the 19-year-old was aboard the school bus. A district spokesperson says they are investigating.
St. Pete police investigating man found dead inside 7-Eleven
One person was found dead in St. Petersburg on Tuesday morning.
One person was found dead in St. Petersburg on Tuesday morning.
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.
Instead of holding its typical Pride parade due to the pandemic, St. Petersburg has planned several Pride events throughout the month of June.
Fan recalls silent stadium after pitcher hit by line drive
From the stands, a fan said the crowd was so quiet, Zombro's wife could be heard crying.
From the stands, a fan said the crowd was so quiet, Zombro's wife could be heard crying.
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.
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.
Unite Against Hate rally at The Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg
The hateful graffiti painted on the Florida Holocaust Museum may be gone, but the damage is still being felt.
The hateful graffiti painted on the Florida Holocaust Museum may be gone, but the damage is still being felt.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Swastika, 'Jews are guilty' message spray-painted on Holocaust Museum in St. Pete, police say
Officers who were on patrol noticed the graffiti around 4 a.m. Thursday along the 1st Avenue South side of the building. The message was spray-painted in black.
Officers who were on patrol noticed the graffiti around 4 a.m. Thursday along the 1st Avenue South side of the building. The message was spray-painted in black.
Kriseman: Negotiations on Rays' future 'difficult' in light of lawsuit against Stu Sternberg
St. Petersburg's mayor is holding off on negotiations with the Tampa Bay Rays owner until the fate of a new lawsuit becomes clear.
St. Petersburg's mayor is holding off on negotiations with the Tampa Bay Rays owner until the fate of a new lawsuit becomes clear.
Investigation closes part of 5th Avenue North in St. Petersburg
An investigation has shut down 5th Avenue North just east of 24th Street North in St. Pete.
An investigation has shut down 5th Avenue North just east of 24th Street North in St. Pete.
Man arrested after stabbing his mom at St. Pete home, police say
The adult son of a 53-year-old woman in St. Pete was arrested after stabbing her Tuesday morning, police said.
The adult son of a 53-year-old woman in St. Pete was arrested after stabbing her Tuesday morning, police said.
Solar co-ops allow residents to reduce cost by buying panels in bulk
More people across Tampa Bay are going green with solar co-ops and letting the sun pay their electric bills.
More people across Tampa Bay are going green with solar co-ops and letting the sun pay their electric bills.