FWC: Dead dolphin found near Vinoy Park, St. Pete pier
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is investigating after a dolphin was found dead on the shore of Vinoy Beach. Investigators are now trying to determine if red tide may have played a role, but as of Monday night, a cause of death has not yet been determined.
The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) is investigating after a dolphin was found dead on the shore of Vinoy Beach. Investigators are now trying to determine if red tide may have played a role, but as of Monday night, a cause of death has not yet been determined.
Retired caterer recalls cooking for music legends
For decades, Midge Trubey had an all-access pass as a caterer working for music legends, from Michael Jackson to Van Halen to Kenny Rogers. Now she's retired and sharing her recipes -- and stories.
For decades, Midge Trubey had an all-access pass as a caterer working for music legends, from Michael Jackson to Van Halen to Kenny Rogers. Now she's retired and sharing her recipes -- and stories.
1 dead, 1 injured in South St. Petersburg shooting
St. Pete police are investigating a shooting that led to the death of one person and injured another.
St. Pete police are investigating a shooting that led to the death of one person and injured another.
Task Force 3 deploys to Surfside to assist in rescue efforts
More than 70 local firefighters, paramedics, and doctors are in Surfside to help with the rescue and recovery after a 12-story condo building collapsed early Thursday morning.
More than 70 local firefighters, paramedics, and doctors are in Surfside to help with the rescue and recovery after a 12-story condo building collapsed early Thursday morning.
Bird rescued from St. Petersburg Pier sculpture, activists fear more animals may get trapped
St. Petersburg leaders are considering ways to prevent animals from getting tangled in the pier’s hanging rope sculpture after a mallard duck had to be rescued on Friday.
St. Petersburg leaders are considering ways to prevent animals from getting tangled in the pier’s hanging rope sculpture after a mallard duck had to be rescued on Friday.
1 shot, killed at St. Pete motel, police say
The St. Petersburg Police Department is investigating after a man was shot and killed at the Landmark Motel Friday evening.
The St. Petersburg Police Department is investigating after a man was shot and killed at the Landmark Motel Friday evening.
St. Pete bartender goes viral after using fake receipt to rescue woman from being harassed
A St. Pete bartender is being called a hero for saving a woman from a 'creepy' guy, using a receipt clipboard to pass her a note, asking if she wanted help.
A St. Pete bartender is being called a hero for saving a woman from a 'creepy' guy, using a receipt clipboard to pass her a note, asking if she wanted help.
‘We take this report very seriously’: Study predicts more tidal flooding in St. Pete over next 10 years
According to a new study, low-lying St. Petersburg neighborhoods like Shore Acres will see up to 10 times as many days of high tide flooding by 2033 as compared to 2023
According to a new study, low-lying St. Petersburg neighborhoods like Shore Acres will see up to 10 times as many days of high tide flooding by 2033 as compared to 2023
$200,000 sculpture under construction in St. Pete’s Edge District
Construction is underway on a 30-foot-tall display of public art in St. Petersburg’s Edge District.
Construction is underway on a 30-foot-tall display of public art in St. Petersburg’s Edge District.
FHP: DUI suspect driving with suspended license crashes on I-275, seriously injuring child
Troopers said a St. Pete driver was arrested for DUI after crashing into a guardrail twice along I-275. They said a 3-year-old child, who was in the vehicle with her, was seriously injured.
Troopers said a St. Pete driver was arrested for DUI after crashing into a guardrail twice along I-275. They said a 3-year-old child, who was in the vehicle with her, was seriously injured.
After denying initial request, FDOT allows Sunshine Skyway Bridge to light up for Pride
The Sunshine Skyway Bridge is shining in rainbow colors for Pride Month. Just two weeks ago, state officials rejected requests for the color scheme, claiming it wasn't technically possible.
The Sunshine Skyway Bridge is shining in rainbow colors for Pride Month. Just two weeks ago, state officials rejected requests for the color scheme, claiming it wasn't technically possible.
Ransomware attacks prompt Bay Area schools, governments to beef up security
In the past year, cybercriminals hacked Colonial Pipeline, a meatpacking plant and the city of Oldsmar’s water treatment plant. Now, Tampa Bay area groups are trying to make sure they're not next on the list.
In the past year, cybercriminals hacked Colonial Pipeline, a meatpacking plant and the city of Oldsmar’s water treatment plant. Now, Tampa Bay area groups are trying to make sure they're not next on the list.
Teen seriously injured when shot inside in South St. Pete home
The St. Petersburg Police Department says a 14-year-old boy was shot while inside a South St. Petersburg home Tuesday night.
The St. Petersburg Police Department says a 14-year-old boy was shot while inside a South St. Petersburg home Tuesday night.
St. Pete performing arts studio gives up-and-coming artists a place to collaborate, create and evolve
The Mar in St. Petersburg was created by two professional performing artists as a way to give the next generation a place to growth their craft.
The Mar in St. Petersburg was created by two professional performing artists as a way to give the next generation a place to growth their craft.
More airlines, more routes, means more travelers for St. Petersburg Clearwater airport
Saint Petersburg Clearwater International Airport (PIE) is seeing a big post-pandemic boost.
Saint Petersburg Clearwater International Airport (PIE) is seeing a big post-pandemic boost.
Florida governor hosts roundtable discussion in St. Pete on red tide
During a roundtable at the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute in St. Pete, Gov. Ron DeSantis acknowledged that the state's economy is based on its environment, and red tide blooms – like the one in the Bay Area in 2018 – can cause major problems affecting wildlife and tourism.
During a roundtable at the Fish and Wildlife Research Institute in St. Pete, Gov. Ron DeSantis acknowledged that the state's economy is based on its environment, and red tide blooms – like the one in the Bay Area in 2018 – can cause major problems affecting wildlife and tourism.
St. Pete developing future champions through programs to uplift young minorities
The city of St. Petersburg is kicking off its Summer Workforce Training Academy, an initiative to engage and uplift a community of young minority males and females.
The city of St. Petersburg is kicking off its Summer Workforce Training Academy, an initiative to engage and uplift a community of young minority males and females.
St. Pete artist creates wooden whimsy in every piece
From front porch balusters to string instruments, Beth Ireland is known across the country for her woodturning craftsmanship.
From front porch balusters to string instruments, Beth Ireland is known across the country for her woodturning craftsmanship.
Cross Bay Ferry to resume, with year-round service from St. Pete to Tampa
Fans of the Cross Bay Ferry between Tampa and St. Petersburg could see the service year-round over the next few years.
Fans of the Cross Bay Ferry between Tampa and St. Petersburg could see the service year-round over the next few years.
Florida Holocaust Museum welcomes funding increase
More than $7-million is included in this year’s state budget to support Florida’s Jewish community including $1.35-million for the Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg.
More than $7-million is included in this year’s state budget to support Florida’s Jewish community including $1.35-million for the Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg.