Tenants complain of wrongful evictions and harassment at low-income housing complex in St. Pete
There are growing calls for the St. Petersburg Housing Authority to investigate one of its own, after several complaints about how that employee is treating tenants at a property she manages.
There are growing calls for the St. Petersburg Housing Authority to investigate one of its own, after several complaints about how that employee is treating tenants at a property she manages.
St. Pete Pride festivities set for this weekend: Here's what you need to know
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to be in downtown St. Pete this weekend for one of the city’s biggest events of the year.
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to be in downtown St. Pete this weekend for one of the city’s biggest events of the year.
Clearwater police officer arrested after disability fraud investigation
A Clearwater police officer faces criminal charges after an investigation showed he lied about the extent of injuries suffered while on-duty in order to claim disability.
A Clearwater police officer faces criminal charges after an investigation showed he lied about the extent of injuries suffered while on-duty in order to claim disability.
St. Pete man arrested for DUI after crashing into FHP car
A St. Pete driver was arrested for DUI after authorities say he crashed into a Florida Highway Patrol vehicle, injuring a trooper.
A St. Pete driver was arrested for DUI after authorities say he crashed into a Florida Highway Patrol vehicle, injuring a trooper.
Madeira Beach Mayor resigns, calls out ‘corruptive behavior’ in letter to residents
There's a shakeup at Madeira Beach City Hall after Mayor Jim Rostek abruptly resigned last Friday, but not before sending a letter to the city's residents outlining a series of concerns surrounding what he calls "corruptive behavior."
There's a shakeup at Madeira Beach City Hall after Mayor Jim Rostek abruptly resigned last Friday, but not before sending a letter to the city's residents outlining a series of concerns surrounding what he calls "corruptive behavior."
Newest food hall opens this fall in St. Pete
The newest food hall in the Tampa Bay area will open its doors this fall.
The newest food hall in the Tampa Bay area will open its doors this fall.
Willie Mays' legacy lives on in St. Pete: 'The fans loved him and he loved them back'
The days of his explosive swing, his riveting speed and his one-of-a-kind glove were mostly memories by the time Willie Mays came to play in St. Pete, but his smile and aura were with him until the end.
The days of his explosive swing, his riveting speed and his one-of-a-kind glove were mostly memories by the time Willie Mays came to play in St. Pete, but his smile and aura were with him until the end.
St. Pete Beach investigation details financial mismanagement by former city manager amid new concerns
Neighbors in St. Pete Beach are calling for an investigation into how a multi-million dollar project ran out of money.
Neighbors in St. Pete Beach are calling for an investigation into how a multi-million dollar project ran out of money.
Madeira Beach looks to ramp up beach safety with lifeguard program, designated swim zones
The City of Madeira Beach is looking to ramp up beach safety through a lifeguard program and new designated swim zones. Tuesday night was the first of two Swim Zones Public Workshop meetings, where City Manager Robin Gomez asked the community for input on the two proposed programs.
The City of Madeira Beach is looking to ramp up beach safety through a lifeguard program and new designated swim zones. Tuesday night was the first of two Swim Zones Public Workshop meetings, where City Manager Robin Gomez asked the community for input on the two proposed programs.
Pinellas County officials work to keep mosquitoes under control
The rainy season also means mosquito season, and with all the rain that the Tampa Bay area got last week definitely makes it easier for mosquitoes to breed. But, officials said they’re pretty good at finding places even when not much water is around.
The rainy season also means mosquito season, and with all the rain that the Tampa Bay area got last week definitely makes it easier for mosquitoes to breed. But, officials said they’re pretty good at finding places even when not much water is around.
First responders preparing for large crowds ahead of St. Pete Pride Festival this weekend
The City of St. Petersburg is preparing for one of its biggest events of the year.
The City of St. Petersburg is preparing for one of its biggest events of the year.
Woman dies after being shot at St. Pete apartment complex
Police in St. Petersburg are on the scene of a deadly shooting at an apartment complex early Tuesday.
Police in St. Petersburg are on the scene of a deadly shooting at an apartment complex early Tuesday.
St. Pete Beach residents call for investigation into possible misappropriation of Gulf Blvd. project funds
Some neighbors in St. Pete Beach are calling for an investigation after learning a multi-million dollar project ran out of money. Now they want to know how it all got spent.
Some neighbors in St. Pete Beach are calling for an investigation after learning a multi-million dollar project ran out of money. Now they want to know how it all got spent.
100 animal advocates rally ahead of hearing for Pinellas man accused of killing dog he adopted days prior
Ahead of a hearing for a man accused of killing a dog he’d just adopted, about 100 animal advocates held a rally outside the Pinellas County Courthouse on Monday.
Ahead of a hearing for a man accused of killing a dog he’d just adopted, about 100 animal advocates held a rally outside the Pinellas County Courthouse on Monday.
Dozens expected at 'Justice for Dexter' rally outside Pinellas County Courthouse on Monday
Bay Area animal activists are banding together on Monday to rally outside the Pinellas County Courthouse for Dexter, the dog found decapitated in May, just one day after he was adopted.
Bay Area animal activists are banding together on Monday to rally outside the Pinellas County Courthouse for Dexter, the dog found decapitated in May, just one day after he was adopted.
Explore Florida's natural beauty at Creative Pinellas' Flora & Fauna exhibit
Creative Pinellas wants visitors to experience the great outdoors, inside their gallery space.
Creative Pinellas wants visitors to experience the great outdoors, inside their gallery space.
Juneteenth celebrations held in Bay Area this weekend
June 19th is Juneteenth but over the weekend, several Bay Area events took place to commemorate the holiday early.
June 19th is Juneteenth but over the weekend, several Bay Area events took place to commemorate the holiday early.
Gateway Subs in St. Pete takes sandwich game to another level
When is a lunch experience more than just a quick stop for a sandwich? When you make that lunch stop at Gateway Subs.
When is a lunch experience more than just a quick stop for a sandwich? When you make that lunch stop at Gateway Subs.
Emergency officials in Tampa Bay Area urging residents to prepare for hurricanes
Storms and heavy downpours caused flash flooding and major damage across Florida this week.
Storms and heavy downpours caused flash flooding and major damage across Florida this week.
'Safe Summer Block Party' in St. Pete gives youth safe place to have fun on weekends
Juvenile crime tends to rise in the summer, but St. Petersburg city leaders are working on a new solution to keep kids safe and out of trouble.
Juvenile crime tends to rise in the summer, but St. Petersburg city leaders are working on a new solution to keep kids safe and out of trouble.