Debby's aftermath: What you should do with debris if you live in St. Pete

While Debby has left our area, higher than normal tides are expected Tuesday and Wednesday and may cause minor street flooding in low-lying areas.

St. Pete assessing damage from Debby, from flooding to downed trees

It’s a scene that’s all too familiar for Shore Acres residents: flooded streets, tow trucks saving trapped cars and sometimes getting stuck themselves. Now, Debby is forcing them to deal with it all again.

St. Petersburg officials and residents preparing for potential tropical storm conditions

St. Petersburg stormwater operations manager Brian Anderson Sr. had crews working like a well-oiled machine from dawn until dusk both Friday & Saturday, as they filled thousands of sandbags and loaded them into resident's cars.

St. Pete working to make 49th Street corridor safer for drivers, pedestrians

A bicyclist died in a crash along 49th Street in Pinellas County almost one year ago on Friday, and St. Petersburg city officials said that corridor is among the most dangerous in the county.

St. Pete becoming hotspot for bachelorette parties: 'Best of both worlds'

When you think of top destinations for bachelorette parties, cities like Nashville, Las Vegas, Scottsdale or Savannah may come to mind. However, St. Petersburg may be getting added to that list.

Parc Center for Disabilities breaks ground on new children's services center in St. Pete

Tuesday morning, local leaders and philanthropists joined staff and volunteers at the Parc Center for Disabilities and broke ground on a new children’s services center in St. Pete. 

Remains found in St. Pete home identified as missing woman

St. Petersburg police have identified human remains found in a home damaged by fire as those of missing woman Kelli Fisher, the department confirmed Thursday.

Human remains found inside burned St. Pete home connected to missing woman

St. Pete police are investigating after finding human remains inside a home connected to Kelli Fisher, who disappeared more than two weeks ago.

Pinellas County gives final approval on Rays new stadium in 5-2 vote

The Tampa Bay Rays got the final approval on Tuesday from Pinellas County Commissioners to begin construction of their new stadium and what will ultimately be the largest land development deal in the county’s history. 

New energy drinks support St. Pete's first responders

The canning line at 3 Daughters Brewing is where caffeine and community come together. One of Tampa Bay's biggest breweries is branching out from the beer market, launching two new energy drinks in honor of first responders.

St. Pete celebrates 34 years of Americans with Disabilities Act

It's a party Matt Walker has been planning for months. As the founder of an all-inclusive non-profit called Miracle By the Bay, he's an incredible example of what it means to defy odds while living with cerebral palsy.

Lightning strikes: Bay area doctor explains impacts after a person is struck

A 16-year-old girl is in serious condition after she was one of four teenagers injured by a lightning strike in St. Petersburg on Thursday, and a pediatric doctor shared how lightning impacts your body.

Good Samaritan saves driver’s life after crash near Dick Misener Bridge

The driver of a Tesla is recovering after he crashed into the Gulf on Wednesday. He lost control on the Dick Misener Bridge and ended up in the water. A nearby boater saw the whole thing and rushed to save the driver’s life. 

50 kids help bring 'The Little Mermaid Jr.' to life at Mahaffey Theatre

"It’s a three-week chaotic mess that turns into a beautiful show." That’s how Katrina Young, the education and outreach coordinator for Bill Edwards Foundation For The Arts, playfully described The Little Mermaid Jr. musical theatre camp at the Mahaffey Theatre.