New study: Virus could live longer on stainless steel, plastic than copper, cardboard
Experts are still learning how COVID-19 spreads from person to person, but new research suggests the virus can survive hours, or even days, on certain surfaces.
Experts are still learning how COVID-19 spreads from person to person, but new research suggests the virus can survive hours, or even days, on certain surfaces.
Tampa Bay area restaurants focus on take-out, delivery during coronavirus pandemic
Bay Area restaurants are trying their best to adjust to new orders in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Bay Area restaurants are trying their best to adjust to new orders in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic.
Bay Area breweries turn production toward making a different kind of alcohol: hand sanitizer
Beers taps are going dry at some breweries across the country and the service industry has been dealt a possibly devastating blow from the COVID-19 pandemic. Since all bars in the state of Florida are closed, bartenders, DJs, and bouncers are out of a job for the foreseeable future.
Beers taps are going dry at some breweries across the country and the service industry has been dealt a possibly devastating blow from the COVID-19 pandemic. Since all bars in the state of Florida are closed, bartenders, DJs, and bouncers are out of a job for the foreseeable future.
Hundreds tested for COVID-19 at BayCare drive-thru testing sites
BayCare’s urgent care division launched the testing sites throughout Tampa Bay area Wednesday morning in an effort to control the virus.
BayCare’s urgent care division launched the testing sites throughout Tampa Bay area Wednesday morning in an effort to control the virus.
Diocese of St. Petersburg temporarily suspends public Masses
Reverend Gregory L. Parkes, Bishop of St. Petersburg, has suspended public Masses in Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas Counties to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Reverend Gregory L. Parkes, Bishop of St. Petersburg, has suspended public Masses in Citrus, Hernando, Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas Counties to prevent the spread of COVID-19.
Parkshore Grill in St. Pete will give you a free roll of toilet paper with your meal
During a time when people are working from home, practicing social distancing, and, stockpiling on supplies, like toilet papers, stores are try to keep up with demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
During a time when people are working from home, practicing social distancing, and, stockpiling on supplies, like toilet papers, stores are try to keep up with demand during the coronavirus pandemic.
St. Pete issues emergency order, limits gatherings and restricts alcohol sales
“Late-night revelry simply will not be allowed” in St. Petersburg as long as the COVID-19 coronavirus is a threat, Mayor Rick Kriseman said Monday.
“Late-night revelry simply will not be allowed” in St. Petersburg as long as the COVID-19 coronavirus is a threat, Mayor Rick Kriseman said Monday.
St. Pete police say missing 14-year-old boy has been found
St. Petersburg police said the 14-year-old boy who was reported missing Sunday has been found.
St. Petersburg police said the 14-year-old boy who was reported missing Sunday has been found.
Grand Prix ticket holders to get refund, attend next year
Anyone who purchased a ticket for the 2020 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg may defer their purchased tickets to use next year or receive a full refund.
Anyone who purchased a ticket for the 2020 Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg may defer their purchased tickets to use next year or receive a full refund.
Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg is officially canceled because of COVID-19
IndyCar officials have made the decision to cancel all NTT IndyCar Series events through April – this includes Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.
IndyCar officials have made the decision to cancel all NTT IndyCar Series events through April – this includes Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg.
Video: Jack crevalle tries to evade capture, but becomes hungry dolphin's next meal
A dolphin zeroed in on its next meal, but it took a little bit of work to make the big catch.
A dolphin zeroed in on its next meal, but it took a little bit of work to make the big catch.
Shooting victim crashes into St. Pete home, later dies at hospital, police say
Police in St. Petersburg are investigating a shooting that resulted in a man’s death and damaged a home.
Police in St. Petersburg are investigating a shooting that resulted in a man’s death and damaged a home.
Firestone Grand Prix will go on, but without spectators
A day after announcing the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg is “still a go,” city officials confirmed that decision with one major change. Mayor Rick Kriseman announced the race would take place but no spectators would be permitted.
A day after announcing the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg is “still a go,” city officials confirmed that decision with one major change. Mayor Rick Kriseman announced the race would take place but no spectators would be permitted.
Mayor: 2020 Firestone Grand Prix is 'still a go' in St. Pete this weekend
Start your engines, the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg kicks off this weekend. On Wednesday morning, city officials in St. Petersburg reassured fans that the threat of coronavirus is still a "low-risk" situation.
Start your engines, the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg kicks off this weekend. On Wednesday morning, city officials in St. Petersburg reassured fans that the threat of coronavirus is still a "low-risk" situation.
Andretti racing trailer catches fire on I-275
While in town for the Firestone Grand Prix in St. Petersburg, an 18-wheeler trailer belonging to Andretti Racing caught fire.
While in town for the Firestone Grand Prix in St. Petersburg, an 18-wheeler trailer belonging to Andretti Racing caught fire.
Always sleepy? Narcolepsy may be more subtle than you think
Sleep physician Dr. Luis Ortiz at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital says the sleep disorder that affects about 200,000 Americans is difficult to detect. On average, people suffer for 15 years before receiving a proper diagnosis.
Sleep physician Dr. Luis Ortiz at Johns Hopkins All Children's Hospital says the sleep disorder that affects about 200,000 Americans is difficult to detect. On average, people suffer for 15 years before receiving a proper diagnosis.
'Communication issues' hindered efforts to reach collapsed Skyway 10K runner
St. Petersburg Fire Rescue said confusion between dispatchers and paramedics lead to the delay in getting an ambulance to a man who had collapsed during the Skyway 10K.
St. Petersburg Fire Rescue said confusion between dispatchers and paramedics lead to the delay in getting an ambulance to a man who had collapsed during the Skyway 10K.
After three years of construction, the new St. Pete Pier has a grand opening date: May 30
Finally, the long-awaited St. Pete Pier has an grand opening date, city officials announced Thursday morning. An event to introduce the new landmark to the public will be at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 30, 2020.
Finally, the long-awaited St. Pete Pier has an grand opening date, city officials announced Thursday morning. An event to introduce the new landmark to the public will be at 10 a.m. on Saturday, May 30, 2020.
City investigates emergency response to collapsed Skyway 10K runner who later died
The city of St. Petersburg is launching an investigation into why it took over 20 minutes to get an ambulance to a dying man who collapsed during Sunday's Skyway 10K.
The city of St. Petersburg is launching an investigation into why it took over 20 minutes to get an ambulance to a dying man who collapsed during Sunday's Skyway 10K.
Good Samaritans tried to summon ambulance for collapsed Skyway 10K runner who later died
Eight thousand people ran the Skyway 10K Sunday. One of them never made it to the finish line.
Eight thousand people ran the Skyway 10K Sunday. One of them never made it to the finish line.