St. Pete Jai Alai group works to keep sport alive 50 years after Tampa Jai Alai closure

For almost 50 years, Tampa Jai Alai was where many players and longtime fans of the game came out before the fronton closed in 1998. However, not everyone has forgotten. 

St. Pete rainbow street mural defaced about a week before Pride Month

About a week before the start of Pride Month, locals in St. Pete said the rainbow street mural in the Grand Central District has been defaced twice in less than one week.

Nursing home employee accused of slapping patient on the face

A woman who worked at a St. Petersburg nursing and rehabilitation center is under arrest, accused of slapping a patient on the face.

Pass-a-Grille Beach renourishment project will lead to months of beach closures

A project aimed at renourishing Pass-a-Grille Beach is set to start in early June, shutting down a stretch of the beach for months. Businesses in the area will remain open.

'He is dead': Neighbor calls 911 after Palm Harbor man confesses to murder, deputies say

A man covered in blood told deputies that he killed someone when they arrived at a Palm Harbor home on Tuesday afternoon, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

St. Pete Beach couple shares Water Wise landscape

A St. Pete Beach couple has ditched the lawnmower in favor of a water-thrifty landscape, and now they're being recognized for it.

St. Pete council feels ‘pressure’ on tight timeline, not enough meetings planned on Rays stadium agreement

St. Petersburg's city council is scheduled to meet in June about the Tampa Bay Rays' new stadium agreement with the goal of taking a final vote by July 11 – a fast pace for council members.