Shore Acres community cleaning up after Eta

Several streets and homes saw significant flooding as Tropical Storm Eta blew through overnight in the low-lying Shore Acres community in St. Petersburg

Missing St. Pete girl found safe, police say

St. Petersburg police say a 12-year-old girl, who was last seen in south St. Petersburg, was found safe.

Local artists shine at St. Pete mural festival

The annual St. Petersburg Shine Mural Festival kicks off Saturday afternoon. This year, all of the artists are from Florida.

Left vs. Right: What your dominant hand says about you

Julie Clarke and her 11-year-old daughter, Amalie may share genes, but they differ when it comes to how they write.

Injured 61-year-old man found restrained inside St. Petersburg home, police say

Early Friday morning, police in St. Pete were called to a small-mother-in-law suite on 21st Ave. North to what they thought was someone blaring a stereo. However, when they showed up, no one answered.  

Undercover operation results in 22 arrests, three potential trafficking victims

Detectives set up a room at a local motel Friday and posted online ads looking for sex workers. Those who responded to the ads were instead screened to see if they were potential trafficking victims and were given the chance to go with social service counselors.  

Fly along the Sunshine Skyway with one of the fastest wind-powered sports

The last time you drove over the Sunshine Skyway Bridge, did you notice lots of kiteboarders? It's becoming more popular and you'll never see a better view than from the FOX 13 drone.

St. Petersburg buzzes with weekend of Rays and racing

The Firestone Grand Prix is racing through the streets of downtown while watch parties for the World Series happen across the Bay Area.

Crash involving boat-hauler closes I-275 lanes in St. Pete

The scene of the crash is near the 30th Avenue North overpass in St. Petersburg. The view from FDOT cameras showed the boat across the southbound lanes of the interstate.

Pinellas sheriff: Deputies to be stationed at early voting sites after armed guards prompt voter complaints

Sheriff Bob Gualitieri did his best to quell concerns about voter intimidation after photos showed armed guards at a St. Pete polling place. The sheriff says the licensed guards did not break the law and remained outside of the 150-foot “no campaign zone.”

St. Petersburg barber cutting away at youth literacy problem

Central Station Barbershop & Grooming owner Antonio Brown offers children free books and haircuts every Wednesday.

Masks, social distancing required for upcoming Firestone Grand Prix

The long-awaited IndyCar Firestone Grand Prix begins Friday, October 23, 2020, and the championship race is on Sunday, Oct. 25.

Anyone can be a ghostbuster with Eckerd College's virtual 'Ghost Hunting 101' class

Dr. Brandy Stark will teach proper protocol and explain how to use ghost-hunting equipment, document evidence, and communicate with entities. She’ll also be sharing local paranormal history and lore. 

World Series watch party planned for St. Pete Pier

The World Series may be taking place in Texas, but Tampa Bay Rays fans can get a waterfront seat to watch Game One tomorrow. The new St. Pete Pier is hosting a watch party just blocks from Tropicana Field.

Coast Guard rescues 6 from capsized boat near Sunshine Skyway

Six people were rescued by the Coast Guard Saturday after their boat overturned near the Sunshine Skyway in Tampa Bay.