St. Petersburg's Red Mesa accused of keeping tips from workers, paying less than minimum wage

The owners of Red Mesa's St. Petersburg-based restaurants have kept roughly $190,000 of tips intended for bartenders and servers to pay for customers who dined and dashed, according to federal investigators.

'He embraced science': Art meets artificial intelligence at the Dali Museum in St. Pete

He's been gone for more than 30 years, but at the Dali Museum in St. Petersburg, surrealist artist Salvador Dalí lives and tells his story to visitors through cutting edge artificial intelligence (AI).

Dr. Julia Vaizer makes history at the Firestone Grand Prix

March is women's history month, and as we continue to honor the achievements of women both past and present. One in particular made a stop in St. Pete this weekend to play a vital role at the Firestone Grand Prix.

Rays mourn loss of longtime radio announcer Dave Wills

A baseball broadcasting legend, one of the voices of the Tampa Bay Rays on the radio, Dave Wills, has died. 

Medium to high levels of red tide detected off of Florida's west coast

Medium to high levels of Karenia Brevis, or red tide, has been detected off of Florida’s west coast from Indian Rocks Beach all the way down to March Island, according to the latest data from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission.

Here's what events are happening across the Tampa Bay are this weekend

From racing, fresh strawberry delicacies, buying your dream boat or finding the perfect piece of art for your home, there's a lot happening in the Tampa Bay area this weekend. 

3 Daughters head brewer killed in Skyway Bridge accident, company says

The person who passed away in Thursday's Skyway Bridge accident was identified as Ty Weaver, the head brewer of 3 Daughters Brewery in downtown St. Petersburg.

Feed flamingos at Sunken Gardens in St. Petersburg during annual festival

Sunken Garden visitors will be tickled pink this weekend during the Flamingo Festival. It will also be their only opportunity to feed the birds at the botanical gardens.

St. Pete community leaders reflect on first two years of CALL program

St. Petersburg community leaders discussed Tuesday the first two years of a program that connects callers with mental health professionals instead of police officers. 

St. Pete church affordable housing plan faces pushback from nearby neighbors

A plan submitted by a St. Pete church to build affordable housing units on its vacant piece of property isn’t sitting well with its neighbors.

Shorecrest Prep's soccer player Sonoma Kasica invited to the world stage in London

Sonoma Kasica is back on Shorecrest Prep's campus after spending nine days with the USA Under-17 Youth Soccer team in London. It was a golden opportunity to experience the game where it was developed in the 12th century.