Lawmakers discuss solutions to Florida's home insurance crisis during roundtable

Lawmakers came together Saturday to find solutions to Florida's home insurance crisis and discuss the impact climate change has had on the problem. Congresswoman Kathy Castor hosted a special roundtable discussion in Shore Acres, which is one area that suffered from significant flooding.

Driver, trooper hospitalized after crash in Tarpon Springs: FHP

A driver lost control of his car and rear-ended a FHP patrol car on US-19 on Saturday afternoon, according to officials.

Ovarian cancer foundation 5k raises more than $60k to help patients and survivors

The "One step closer to a Cure" race serves as Celma Mastry Ovarian Cancer Foundation’s biggest fundraiser, and this year it's on track to raise more than $60k.

St. Pete Pier closes due to power outage: Officials

The St. Pete Pier and a small portion of downtown is experiencing a power outage, according to city officials. 

Pinellas County 911 calls from Hurricane Idalia released in hopes of raising awareness of flooding dangers

As we head into the second half of hurricane season, Pinellas County officials hope releasing 911 calls from Hurricane Idalia will increase awareness of the flooding dangers posed by storms.

Uhuru group convicted of conspiring with Russian agent, acquitted of acting on behalf of foreign government

A jury in federal court handed down a mixed verdict in the case that alleges four members of the Uhuru group, that has a base in St. Petersburg, conspired with Russians to interfere in American politics.

Volunteers clean headstones at Bay Pines National Cemetery 23 years after 9/11

At Bay Pines National Cemetery, several volunteers cleaned veterans' headstones as part of the non-profit, “Carry the Loads'” national day of service and remembrance on September 11. 

Hundreds pay respects at 9/11 memorial service in Palm Harbor: 'Really touching'

A memorial service was held in honor of 9/11 at Curlew Hills Memory Gardens in Palm Harbor on Wednesday morning, marking 23 years since terrorist attacks that killed nearly 3,000 Americans.

St. Pete residents without flood insurance still cleaning up after last week’s rain storms

City leaders said the rush hour rainfall last week was record-breaking. The water system in St. Pete is only designed to handle 7.5 inches of rain in 24 hours, not the four to five inches that fell in some parts of the city in just an hour on that Wednesday.

St. Pete ArtWorks displaying 17-year-old fashion designer's work

In many ways, Lucy Haura is a typical 17-year-old who balances school, sports and college applications. What’s atypical for the high school senior is that she’s been a fashion designer since 2020.

All Children's Hospital nurse returns to give back at hospital where she beat cancer

A nurse at All Children's Hospital and familiar face at Good Day, Lindsey Belcher, recalled her story of how beating cancer at that same hospital brought her here.