Hundreds thank veterans and first responders during 8th annual Honor Ride in St. Petersburg

On Saturday, hundreds gathered to honor some of the nation's greatest heroes outside of Tropicana Field. More than 400 cyclists donned their helmets and laced up their shoes to take part in the 2020 Florida Honor Ride. 

St. Pete is seeing a hotel boom, but one industry expert urges caution

The city of St. Petersburg is booming. The city's population has gone up 5% in five years and the median age of residents is dropping. 

Tampa mayor meets with Rays to discuss team's future

Lead Hillsborough negotiator Ken Hagan, Tampa Mayor Jane Castor and the Rays met for two-and-a-half hours in the mayor's office, their first meeting in over a year.

Church becomes St. Pete vandals' latest target

St. Petersburg police believe two men are responsible for a recent vandalism spree in the city.

Surveillance video shows suspected hit-and-run driver

Police in St. Petersburg are hoping new surveillance video will help them figure out who was involved in a hit-and-run crash that left a motorcyclist dead.

Storm sends crane crashing onto I-275

It was just before 11 p.m. when a tornado-warned storm swept across Pinellas County, blowing over a crane at the Roosevelt Boulevard exit.

Boca Ciega employee arrested over texts with female student

A maintenance worker at Boca Ciega High School was arrested Wednesday over inappropriate texts with a student, police said.

Family of St. Pete mother killed in crash plead for someone to speak up

It's been two and a half weeks since Saniya Daxon's life was taken away. Making her family's grief feel even heavier is knowing that the person who killed her, and others who may know that person's identity, aren't willing to fess up to what happened.

Judge postpones plea hearing for former St. Pete officer in child porn case

A decorated former police officer is facing years in prison and was expected to plead guilty to child porn charges Tuesday morning, but the hearing was delayed.

St. Pete daycare worker charged with recording coworkers in bathroom

An employee at a St. Petersburg daycare center is accused of recording people while they were in the employee bathroom at the facility.

St. Petersburg police investigating crash involving police cruiser

A St. Petersburg police officer suffered a broken arm after their marked police cruiser was involved in a crash with a Mercedes SUV Sunday afternoon.

St. Petersburg police investigating shooting that left 1 dead

Nathan Tyler, 29, died Saturday night after being shot in the parking lot of a Home Depot, 2300 22nd Ave. N. in St. Petersburg, police said.

City of St. Petersburg kicks off Black History month

The City of St. Petersburg continued their Black History Month tradition by raising the Dr. Carter G. Woodson flag Saturday morning to kick off the month-long celebration. 

Police: 1 dead after minivan crashes into St. Petersburg strip mall

A man is dead after driving a minivan into the back of a Bealls in a strip mall, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department.