Dozens gather to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day in St. Petersburg
Dozens of Ukrainian Americans came together Sunday in Downtown St. Petersburg to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day, which is Thursday, Aug. 24th.
Dozens of Ukrainian Americans came together Sunday in Downtown St. Petersburg to celebrate Ukrainian Independence Day, which is Thursday, Aug. 24th.
MLB to make decision on Rays’ Wander Franco amid allegations he had inappropriate relationship with a minor
The Tampa Bay Rays' star shortstop Wander Franco will find out his status Monday as Major League Baseball investigates allegations that he had an inappropriate relationship with a minor.
The Tampa Bay Rays' star shortstop Wander Franco will find out his status Monday as Major League Baseball investigates allegations that he had an inappropriate relationship with a minor.
St. Pete wastewater spill has residents worried about water quality
Two days after a sizeable wastewater leak into St. Petersburg’s Riviera Bay, road repairs are complete but the threat to water quality still looms.
Two days after a sizeable wastewater leak into St. Petersburg’s Riviera Bay, road repairs are complete but the threat to water quality still looms.
Volunteers and non-profit Keep Pinellas Beautiful join forces to clean up Gandy Beach
Caulin Donaldson was born and raised in St. Pete.
Caulin Donaldson was born and raised in St. Pete.
St. Pete fire chief responds to bullying, discrimination allegations after being put on administrative leave
St. Pete Fire Rescue Chief James Large responded to allegations against him of bullying and discrimination Friday. Large said he denies all the allegations, and said he has worked to increase diversity within the department.
St. Pete Fire Rescue Chief James Large responded to allegations against him of bullying and discrimination Friday. Large said he denies all the allegations, and said he has worked to increase diversity within the department.
Tampa Bay area Ukrainians to celebrate country's Independence Day as war continues with Russia
Word that 500,000 Ukrainian and Russian troops have been hurt or killed during Vladimir Putin's invasion has Roman Voloshyn trying to make sense of it all.
Word that 500,000 Ukrainian and Russian troops have been hurt or killed during Vladimir Putin's invasion has Roman Voloshyn trying to make sense of it all.
Researchers developing app to help emergency responders identify climate risk areas in Pinellas County
A crowdsourcing tool using videos and photos from neighbors is the base for a new app that aims to help emergency responders identify more areas with climate risks in Pinellas County.
A crowdsourcing tool using videos and photos from neighbors is the base for a new app that aims to help emergency responders identify more areas with climate risks in Pinellas County.
St. Pete sextortion spike prompts police to team up with FBI: ‘You are not alone’
The St. Petersburg Police Department and the FBI are imploring the community not to send nude photos online as the agencies team up to fight sextortion.
The St. Petersburg Police Department and the FBI are imploring the community not to send nude photos online as the agencies team up to fight sextortion.
Can you tell is someone is lying? St. Pete company develops AI tool to detect deception
Have you ever wondered if someone is lying to you? Artificial Intelligence can now help you with that, thanks to a St. Pete-based tech startup called Deceptio.ai.
Have you ever wondered if someone is lying to you? Artificial Intelligence can now help you with that, thanks to a St. Pete-based tech startup called Deceptio.ai.
Should parents keep their kids off social media?
When it comes to staying social, a game of basketball is just fine with 12-year-old Ronald Peters.
When it comes to staying social, a game of basketball is just fine with 12-year-old Ronald Peters.
Fire sparks inside multiple units at St. Pete storage building: First responders
Multiple units caught on fire at a St. Petersburg storage building Wednesday afternoon near 22nd Avenue North and 25th Street North, according to first responders.
Multiple units caught on fire at a St. Petersburg storage building Wednesday afternoon near 22nd Avenue North and 25th Street North, according to first responders.
Shortness of breath and palpitations possible symptoms after COVID-19, cardiologist says
Dr. Michael Malone, a cardiologist at Bayfront Health, said he has seen a lot more people with shortness of breath over the past few years, and they’ve recovered from COVID-19.
Dr. Michael Malone, a cardiologist at Bayfront Health, said he has seen a lot more people with shortness of breath over the past few years, and they’ve recovered from COVID-19.
Great Explorations Children’s Museum unveils new way for kids to discover the universe
A new way for kids to discover the universe is taking off in St. Pete.
A new way for kids to discover the universe is taking off in St. Pete.
Neglected service station becomes historical landmark in St. Pete
An unusual 325 square foot building in St. Petersburg has become a historical landmark.
An unusual 325 square foot building in St. Petersburg has become a historical landmark.
CareerSource Pinellas, SailFuture Academy offering high schoolers job training and hands-on experiences
This school year, students at one school will learn life skills and get paid for it.
This school year, students at one school will learn life skills and get paid for it.
St. Pete couple accused of forcing disabled man to live in ‘squalor’ behind house, police say
A couple from St. Petersburg is facing neglect charges after officers say a disabled man in their care was forced to live in filth outdoors.
A couple from St. Petersburg is facing neglect charges after officers say a disabled man in their care was forced to live in filth outdoors.
Trapped baby birds rescued from netting put up at St. Pete shopping plaza
Baby birds who were trapped under netting at a shopping plaza now have a new home.
Baby birds who were trapped under netting at a shopping plaza now have a new home.
St. Pete fire chief's attorney responds to allegations of bullying and discrimination
On Wednesday, attorney Jay Hebert said he remains "steadfast in responding to all of these false allegations" against his client, St. Pete fire chief James Large.
On Wednesday, attorney Jay Hebert said he remains "steadfast in responding to all of these false allegations" against his client, St. Pete fire chief James Large.
Dalí Dome, 360° immersive experience bringing artist’s work to life, now open in St. Pete
The long-anticipated Dalí Dome is finally open.
The long-anticipated Dalí Dome is finally open.
Community organizations throughout Tampa help kids prepare for the school year
Many children in the Tampa area are getting ready to head back to the classroom this week.
Many children in the Tampa area are getting ready to head back to the classroom this week.