Anglers, rescuers weigh in on proposed new rules to protect pelicans at Sunshine Skyway Pier
Anglers and rescuers are trying to find common ground when it comes to proposed new rules to help brown pelicans that get tangled in fishing lines at the Sunshine Skyway Pier.
St. Pete mom, entrepreneur honors women with Mother's Day Market
Lot 4 at Tropicana Field transformed into a celebration for mothers on Sunday.
Motorcyclist killed in St. Pete hit-and-run
At 3:30 on Saturday afternoon, a 58-year-old man was driving his motorcycle when he was hit by a white Jeep Grand Cherokee.
Tallest residential building on Florida’s Gulf Coast hits another milestone in St. Petersburg
Downtown St. Pete became the center of its second-largest concrete pour Friday night as trucks filled a construction site on Central Avenue.
St. Pete alley murder suspect charged in two separate sex battery cases; police search for other victims
Almost two months ago, St. Petersburg police arrested Tommy Stephens in the death of a woman found stabbed in an alley, charging him with second-degree murder. Now, the 52-year-old is facing new sexual assault charges in separate cases and detectives believe there could be other victims.
'We are not guilty': Members of St. Pete Uhuru Movement address federal charges filed against them
Three members of the Uhuru Movement are calling the federal charges against them bogus. They're accused of colluding with Russia.
Gaming officials crack down on illegal gambling across Florida
Gaming officials are cracking down on illegal gambling across the state.
Teen taken to the hospital after shooting at Wildwood Park in St. Pete, police say
A 16-year-old was taken to the hospital after a shooting at Wildwood Park in St. Petersburg Monday evening, police said.
St. Pete woman walking in crosswalk killed in hit-and-run crash; police search for driver
A St. Petersburg woman was in a pedestrian crosswalk when she was struck and killed by a vehicle. Police said the driver fled, and they are now searching for the suspect.
Wesley Chapel mother, son hit the open water for cancer research
When a Wesley Chapel mother was diagnosed with cancer, her son took to the water as a way to deal with the news and quickly became a top fundraiser for Swim Across America.
St. Pete man pleads not guilty to killing woman, missing toddler found in alligators mouth
The man accused of drowning his 2-year-old son and stabbing the child’s mother to death has pleaded not guilty to the crimes.
St. Pete restaurant upcycles food to cut costs, eliminate waste
At the Sōl Bistro restaurant in St. Petersburg, they like to give just about anything new purpose, including the lamp skeletons hanging from the ceiling.
Holocaust survivor will throw first pitch on her 100th birthday at Tampa Bay Rays game
There's still a little juice left in the arm of Helen Kahan, even at 99 years young. She's preparing to deliver the ceremonial first pitch Friday night at the Yankees-Rays game – which will also happen to be her 100th birthday.
Summer program teaching African American history to start in St. Pete
A program developed in the 1960s will be used to create a Freedom School in St. Petersburg.
Buy a veteran a beer at this St. Petersburg brewery
Bayboro has a music hall, beer garden, and large tasting room at their St. Pete property. They also offer a "Buy a vet a beer" program.
Two shot in St. Pete hotel parking garage taken to hospital, police say
Two people were shot in a hotel parking garage on Central Avenue in St. Petersburg Monday afternoon, officers said.
Heart attack survivor competes in St. Anthony's triathlon after hospital saved her life
St. Pete native Lara Warn is a healthy, athletic woman in her 40s, which is why she never anticipated being treated for a heart attack just six months ago.
Florida considers repeal of tenant bill of rights ordinances at local level
Cynthia Laurent remembers the feeling of knowing she was secure in her apartment rental.
Tampa Bay Rays embrace new pitch clock that's speeding up MLB games
Major League Baseball players are officially on the clock this season and so are the games themselves.
69 arrested in St. Pete street racing bust; about half were juveniles, officials say
When law enforcement officials caught wind of an illegal street racing event planned for Saturday in St. Petersburg, they were ready. A total of 69 people were arrested, including underaged individuals and a couple who brought their 1-year-old and 3-year-old that night, police said.