Former St. Petersburg City Council member accused of using hidden cameras to watch woman shower

Jeffrey Danner, a former St. Petersburg City Council member, was arrested for digital voyeurism on Friday after a woman noticed hidden cameras were pointed at her while she was showering at his home, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department.

Visitors can stay in a houseboat while vacationing in Clearwater

With the end of hurricane season in sight, the prospect of enjoying the Gulf waters becomes less of a gamble and more of a vacation experience.

Clearwater holds community meeting to discuss FEMA 50 percent rule

Whether to sell or rebuild is a question on the minds of many people in Clearwater after their homes were destroyed by hurricanes. If residents do choose to rebuild, they have to follow the 50 percent rule, which could mean having to raise their home several feet.

Clearwater police searching for suspect after argument led to deadly shooting

Clearwater homicide detectives say they are searching for a suspect after a shooting early Saturday morning left one man dead and injured his girlfriend.

St. Pete receives money to put towards road, pedestrian safety

The City of St. Petersburg announced it received $3.6 million from a federal grant being put towards road safety as it continues to boom. 

Pinellas leaders call on Army Corps of Engineers to speed up beach renourishment after hurricanes

State and local officials are praising beach recovery efforts in Pinellas County after Hurricanes Helene and Milton caused serious damage, while calling on the Army Corps of Engineers to expedite beach renourishment projects.

More than 30 Stewart Middle Magnet students inducted into the Aerospace Academy Honors Society

More than 30 students from Stewart Middle Magnet School were inducted into the Aerospace Academy Honors Society at the St. Pete History Center on Friday. The academy teaches students about the latest information in science, engineering and space technology.

How a St. Petersburg museum is helping tell the city's story

The St. Petersburg Museum of History Archives and Collections department houses thousands of maps that help tell the story of the city. 

Tampa Area airports find many guns in luggage over Veterans Day Weekend: TSA

Thirteen loaded firearms were taken from passengers while they boarded flights from three different Tampa Bay Area airports, according to TSA.

Drumline teaches Bay Area students valuable lessons beyond music

At the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office Police Athletic League’s (PAL) drumline practice, there’s a mission behind the music.

Clearwater man arrested in 1978 Massachusetts double murder cold case

Nearly 46 years after a young couple was found shot to death at a Massachusetts rest stop, investigators say they now believe they know who is responsible for their murders. 

Suspect arrested, another wanted in St. Pete murder investigation

A man is in custody and a second suspect is wanted two weeks after a 20-year-old man's shooting death, according to St. Petersburg police.

Pinellas County saw increased flooding during Milton because of faulty water pumps

Flooding is a problem for several neighborhoods across the Bay Area, but unprecedented flooding occurred for some residents in the Spanish Oaks neighborhood of Palm Harbor. 

Support group offered for Bay Area beach businesses impacted by hurricanes

Some Tampa Bay area residents lost so much during the hurricanes this year that they don't know where to start building back. Now, there's a support group for beach business people to talk about what's happened to their businesses, their lives and their futures.