'We love our city': St. Pete named one of the top places to visit
St. Petersburg has been nicknamed the Sunshine City and for good reason, as locals know it as their slice of paradise. For those who didn’t know about St. Petersburg or hadn’t heard about it before, they will now as the city was voted one of the best big U.S. cities to visit by Condé Nast Travelers’ readers.
See Tampa Bay from a new perspective with guided kayak tours
It's still hot outside in Tampa Bay, but you can feel a slight change in weather is on the way.
South St. Pete shooting victim found with life-threatening injuries, police say
St. Pete police said a man with a gunshot wound was found along a street, and they are trying to investigate the events that led up to the shooting.
'MAGA' demonstrator rips Nazi flag; BLM demonstrators march in silence in downtown St. Pete
Hundreds of demonstrators gathered at South Straub Park for a "rally for peace" and a Black Lives Matter rally late Saturday.
St. Petersburg man arrested for lewd and lascivious battery on a child
Pinellas County deputies arrested Sanchesz Maultsby Jr., 20, after they say he had inappropriate sexual contact with a 13-year-old victim.
St. Pete Grand Prix will allow 20,000 spectators, and masks will be required
City officials and event organizers for the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg are finalizing their plans to welcome fans in the stands for the rescheduled race. On Thursday morning, they announced they will welcome 20,000 spectators later this month.
Events planner reinvents business by going online, adding a bit of mystery
You never know what you going to get when you order from Ronnie Lee's online novelty store in St. Petersburg.
St. Petersburg will allow a limited number of fans to attend rescheduled Grand Prix
The annual Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg experienced its own turbulent route when the pandemic hit the U.S., but the city's recent announcement for the rescheduled October event is anything but a bump in the road.
St. Pete man hopes to reunite Army medal with rightful owner, whose name is engraved on back
A man in St. Petersburg is on a mission to find a military hero or that person's family. He doesn't know the man's story or where exactly he's from. But he has a box containing a few things that belong to him, including an Army medal.
St. Pete mayor: Brandishing a gun, crashing someone's dinner doesn't 'advance your cause'
While providing updates on recent developments in St. Petersburg, city officials condemned the actions of some groups of protesters within the last week, adding that they are searching for three subjects seen in viral videos where weapons were seen.
Weapons come out as protesters clash in downtown St. Pete
Clashing protests near downtown St. Petersburg's waterfront turned scary Saturday night after a counter-protester pulled out a gun -- and it was all caught on camera.
Bay Area restaurants adapt as governor lifts COVID-19 capacity restrictions
Restaurant owners are navigating a new way of keeping staff and customers safe.
'Lose with Lisa': Woman loses 120 pounds, becomes cheerleader for others
When COVID-19 hit, a woman who lost more than 100 pounds used her social media presence to coach others on their weight loss journey.
Mural artist helps students in St. Pete create mural with lasting impact
Mural artist Ya La'Ford is helping Mt. Zion Christian Academy students create memories for themselves and the community that will last a lifetime.
St. Pete protests become heated following Breonna Taylor grand jury decision, videos show
In the hours after the grand jury decision was announced in the Breonna Taylor case, reactions and protests spread across the country -- including right in St. Petersburg, where two intense confrontations occurred Wednesday night.
St. Petersburg police arrest driver in fatal hit and run crash
St. Petersburg police arrested Donald Davis after they say he hit and killed a bicyclist and fled the scene.It happened Wednesday at 9:46 a.m.
Florida Board of Education meeting at Holocaust Museum after survey shows lack of Holocaust knowledge
The Florida Board of Education is meeting Wednesday at the Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Pete. It will be its second in-person meeting since the start of the pandemic. Budget cuts and student safety are up for discussion, but also making sure Holocaust education is a priority this school year. An alarming national survey found 63% of adults under 40 do not know that six million Jews were murdered during the Holocaust -- the world’s worst genocide. RELATED: 'Shocking' lack of Holocaust knowledge among younger Floridians, survey finds
Body of unidentified adult male found in trunk of burning car in South St. Pete, police say
St. Pete police say the body that was found in a burning car on a bike trail Monday belongs to an adult male, but the case is still mostly a mystery.
Body found in burned car on Skyway Trail near St. Pete golf course
Firefighters had to let an engulfed car burn out on the Skyway Trail early Monday morning because it was not accessible by firetrucks.