Duran has go-ahead single in the 9th, Red Sox beat Tampa Bay Rays 3-2

Jarren Duran had a tiebreaking RBI single in the ninth and the COVID-19 impacted Boston Red Sox stopped the AL East-leading Tampa Bay Rays' nine-game winning streak with a 3-2 victory on Wednesday night.

Sea turtle trackers remain vigilant as nesting season winds down

As sea turtle nesting season comes to its final stages, millions of eggs are hatching and though these hatchlings face a gauntlet of different dangers, sea turtle trackers are helping save these reptiles before they are even born. 

St. Petersburg program creates self-sufficient communities

In 2014, the Florida Dream Center created the ‘Adopt-a-Block’ program to help communities be more self-sufficient.

Widow urges vaccines at funeral for St. Pete officer who died from COVID-19 complications

St. Pete Officer Michael Weiskopf was the third Bay Area law enforcement officer to die due to COVID-19. At his funeral, Karen Weiskopf said her husband made a "risky decision" not to get vaccinated -- one he later regretted just before he died.

St. Pete police search for motorcyclist who fled from traffic stop

Officers in St. Petersburg are asking for the public's help in tracking down a motorcyclist who was pulled over for speeding, but then sped away from police.

Accidental electrocution cuts short life of beloved St. Pete beekeeper, father

A St. Petersburg man died doing what he loved, helping honeybees. The tragic accident happened while Jeffrey Johnston was working to remove a hive.

Ken Welch, Robert Blackmon advance to November runoff in St. Pete mayoral race

St. Pete residents decided Tuesday they want current mayor Rick Kriseman's favorite -- Ken Welch -- to be on November's ballot, but they weren't completely won over. With eight candidates on the ballot, Welch was not able to exceed the 50% threshold to win outright, leaving room for Robert Blackmon to continue making his case to voters.

Learn to harvest rainfall, conserve water to reduce runoff pollution

Pinellas County along with the University of Florida Institute of Food and Agriculture Sciences (IFAS) wants to educate the public about ways people can conserve water and prevent runoff pollution.

Driver, father of baby who died in St. Petersburg crash charged with manslaughter

Almost two weeks after a Nissan Rogue crashed into a tree in St. Petersburg, killing two of the six people inside, police have arrested the driver, who is also the father of one of the victims. Officers are using this case to warn drivers of this apparently dangerous stretch of road.

St. Petersburg sees vegan businesses boom

In St. Petersburg's Grand Central District, Celine Beltgens is making a mark in the growing vegan industry. The sweet-treat offerings of Valhalla Bakery juxtapose with the savory options at Freya's. Valkyrie Doughnuts is just a few doors down.

No-cost yoga classes reach underserved populations of St. Pete

Mindful Movement Florida is on a mission to bring valuable health information to underserved populations and help people move in a purposeful and positive way through yoga.