St. Pete fire chief's attorney responds to allegations of bullying and discrimination

On Wednesday, attorney Jay Hebert said he remains "steadfast in responding to all of these false allegations" against his client, St. Pete fire chief James Large. 

Residents displaced after apartment fire in St. Pete, firefighters say

Some residents are without their home temporarily after a fire started in an apartment unit in St. Petersburg on Tuesday afternoon.

St. Pete Fire Rescue saves apartment building from significant damage

At around 6:00 p.m. on Monday, several St. Petersburg Fire Rescue units responded to reports of smoke and flames coming from a second-floor apartment at 501 116th Ave N.

Former Pinellas pastor accused of running retail theft ring to sell $1.4 million of stolen goods on eBay

The former leader of a St. Petersburg church may have skipped over the ‘thou shalt not steal’ commandment as authorities arrest him for operating a multimillion-dollar theft ring that spanned several Florida counties. 

Two women charged after fatal Pinellas Park hit-and-run, police say

Two woman were charged in connection to a fatal hit-and-run that happened in Pinellas Park last week, according to police.