Clearwater woman battles extraordinarily rare ovarian cancer linked to brain tumor tissue

Ainsley Cole, a Dunedin High School graduate and University of South Florida psychology student, is battling an exceptionally rare form of cancer doctors say they may only encounter once in a career.

Tarpon Springs sisters thank officer who crawled into overturned SUV after Thanksgiving crash

A Tarpon Springs police officer is being called a hero after body camera and dash camera video captured him crawling into an overturned SUV to help two teenage sisters trapped inside following a crash on Thanksgiving morning.

Overturned boat found while investigating death of man found at Jungle Prada de Narvaez Park: PCSO

A man who recently bought a small handmade vessel, was found dead Sunday morning along the shoreline of Jungle Prada de Narvaez Park in St. Petersburg, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office.

Body found in water near Jungle Prada de Narváez Park in St. Pete: PCSO

Deputies are investigating after a man was found dead in the water Sunday morning in St. Petersburg, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

Florida healthcare advocates protest cuts to state's AIDS Drug Assistance Program

Outside the Department of Health in St. Pete and Orlando Friday, healthcare advocates and the AIDS Healthcare Foundation (AHF) protested the proposed cuts to Florida’s AIDS Drug Assistance Program (ADAP).

Corrections officer arrested for allegedly assaulting inmate being treated at hospital

A corrections officer with the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office has been arrested and fired after he allegedly assaulted an inmate who was being treated at the hospital.

Tampa, St. Pete homicides, other crimes drop to lowest level in 50+ years — here’s what helped

As officers begin their shifts, new stats are showing their hard work is paying off in a big way. Both St. Petersburg and Tampa marked the lowest number of homicides in 2025 in more than 50 years. 

City of St. Pete overspent nearly $50M in new financial audit, CFO says

Florida Chief Financial Officer Blaise Ingoglia discussed findings of excessive government spending in cities and counties across the state — including St. Petersburg and Hillsborough County — following a series of financial audits.

St. Pete man accused of shooting, killing dog in neighborhood: 'Scared for his safety'

A St. Petersburg man is facing an animal cruelty charge after investigators say he shot and killed a dog in his neighborhood Monday morning, according to a Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office arrest affidavit.

Teenager finds 4-year-old brother stabbed to death, mother injured inside St. Pete home: Police

A 4-year-old boy is dead, and his mother is hospitalized after police say the child's teenage sister found them inside a St. Pete home when she came home from school on Tuesday.