Committee votes to keep showing ‘Ruby Bridges’ movie at Pinellas County school

In a unanimous vote, a Pinellas school-based review committee decided the film "Ruby Bridges" can continue to be shown at North Shore Elementary School in St. Petersburg.

New mural emerges in downtown St. Pete

A patriotic piece of art has emerged in the downtown mural scene; an American flag.

‘Pawn Stars’ shooting new travel show in St. Petersburg

If you believe you have priceless artifacts in your attic – you may be in luck. ‘Pawn Stars’ are coming to the Bay Area and may be ready to make a deal. 

Rays beat Tigers for 3-game sweep

Tampa Bay’s Jeffrey Springs was pulled after six hitless innings, Riley Greene got Detroit's first hit with an infield single off Colin Poche in the seventh and the Rays beat the Detroit Tigers 5-1 on Sunday to complete a three-game sweep.

St. Pete pickleball player reunites with lifeguards who used AED to save his life

A Bay Area man spent his Friday evening thanking the lifeguards, fire rescue crews, hospital staff, and others who stepped in to help save his life after he collapsed while playing a game of pickleball.

Tall Ships Festival docks in St. Pete for the weekend

The Tall Ships Festival is happening in St. Petersburg this weekend, allowing you to immerse yourself in the nation's rich maritime history while aboard the celebrated ships. 

New Rays documentary features fight to bring baseball to Tampa Bay area

There are high hopes for a new season for the Tampa Bay Rays. It’s the 25th season for a baseball team that was born of a long drama of lies and political intrigue that stretched across the country.

FHP: St. Pete man hit, killed by van in Lealman

A St. Petersburg man lost his life Wednesday morning after troopers say he stepped into the path of a van. 

Arrest made in stabbing murder of St. Petersburg woman

A week after the body of 34-year-old Jona Waller was found in an alley in St. Petersburg, police said they arrested the man for her death. 

Residents worry developers will take advantage of new zoning rules in St. Pete

Property owners in some parts of St. Petersburg can now convert their homes into, or build up to, four residences on lots that used to be designated only for single family residences.

Rezoning for multi-unit housing gets go-ahead from St. Petersburg City Council

In a 7-1 vote Thursday night, St. Petersburg City Council approved a change to zoning rules that will permit multi-unit housing on single lots, in some areas. 

Family pleads for answers after woman found stabbed to death in St. Pete alley

St. Petersburg police say a reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest after a woman was found stabbed to death in an alley on Friday, March 17. 

Driver crashes into St. Petersburg home and flees, police say

Police in St. Petersburg are searching for a hit-and-run driver after a car crashed into a home early Monday morning. 

Victim in Friday St. Pete stabbing identified

On Friday afternoon, authorities were called to the alley south of the 200 block of 37th Street North, where a woman had been found lying in the alley.