Flamingo rescued in Pinellas County after Hurricane Idalia could provide scientists with important data

Miami Vice gave us a taste of flamingos, but now the real detective work starts with Peaches, the flamingo blown in by Hurricane Idalia, rescued in Pinellas County and fitted with a satellite tracking device.

'Everyone has that in them': Good Samaritan saves man from burning car in Seminole

A Good Samaritan's daring rescue may have saved the life of a driver who had crashed into a consignment store in Seminole over the weekend, witnesses said Tuesday.

Clearwater police still searching for Zachary Bernhardt 23 years after his disappearance

September 11 marks the anniversary of the day an 8-year-old boy went missing in Clearwater, and 23 years later, the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE) and Clearwater police are still searching for answers.

New exhibit at The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art highlights wildlife

The James Museum in St. Petersburg is known for their permanent display of Western art featuring paintings and sculptures of the American West and the depiction of those who explored and lived there.

Pedestrian hit by Chevy Impala on US Highway 19 N suffers life-threating injuries

On Saturday morning, a pedestrian walking on US Highway 19 suffered life-threatening injuries when they were struck by a Chevy Impala, according to authorities. 

Habitat for Humanity Pinellas and West Pasco bringing 64 townhouses to St. Petersburg

Habitat for Humanity Pinellas and West Pasco is developing 64 affordable housing townhouses in south St. Petersburg and the historic Gas Plant District near Tropicana Field.

Army Corps meets with Pinellas residents over beach renourishment plan

The Army Corps of Engineers held a two-hour meeting with residents of Pinellas County, many of whom are suspicious of signing easements to allow the federal government to renourish several beaches.

Sunset Beach sees more Hurricane Idalia damage than other Treasure Island areas

Over the past week in Sunset Beach, crews say they’ve filled 15 dump trucks of sand, totaling more than 200 tons from the streets and parking lots.