One person killed in crash at Keene Rd and Belleair Rd in Largo

On Saturday night, the Largo Police Department and the Traffic Homicide Unit responded to a two-vehicle accident that involved one fatality.

Flyboard Surf Club is a flight school like no other

In Dunedin, there is a flight school that is one of a kind. The pilot does not have a parachute or a seatbelt.

Habitat for Humanity teams up with Pinellas County to tackle affordable housing crisis

Habitat for Humanity Pinellas and West Pasco has teamed up with Pinellas County to address the affordable housing crisis by focusing on the county’s underserved Lealman neighborhood.

Artificial Intelligence onboard half of PSTA buses to help with maintenance

Artificial intelligence, or AI as it’s better known, can be a blessing or a curse depending on who you ask. And now, the technology is onboard about half of PSTA’s buses, and they say it’s saving them time and money.

Idina Menzel headlines St. Pete Pride to support LGBTQ community

St. Pete Pride will wrap up just before the Protection of Children Act goes into effect in July. LGBTQ advocates say Pride celebrations are necessary because they feel the gay community is under attack in Florida.

SunRunner hoping to add three new buses as it gains popularity

About seven months since it launched, the SunRunner is hoping to expand. PSTA said because it’s so popular, their board members approved the purchase of three new buses on Wednesday, for the service that takes riders from downtown St. Pete to St. Pete Beach. They are expected to be on the road next spring. 

Algae bloom along the Pinellas coastline under close watch

The water at the shoreline may look brown along some parts of the Pinellas County coastline because of an algae bloom called trichodesmium, commonly referred to as "sea sawdust."

St. Pete 4th grader’s drawing makes it to national ‘Doodle for Google’ contest

A St. Petersburg fourth grader won the Doodle for Google contest for the state of Florida, and now, people can vote for her drawing in the national contest. 

WWII veterans help Dunedin teen record living history

A Bay Area 13-year-old is hoping to get his peers interested in World War II while documenting living history. 

Bay Area law enforcement officers cracking down on seat belt violators

The Sarasota Police Department and the Pinellas County Sheriff's Department are urging drivers to buckle up during the U.S. Department of Transportation's National Highway Traffic Safety Administration's (NHTSA) national ‘Click It or Ticket’ high-visibility enforcement effort.