Deadly Seminole work site electrical incident under investigation
A death investigation is underway in Seminole after one man was electrocuted and two were shocked at a work site on Tuesday afternoon.
Safety Harbor man killed in Pinellas County motorcycle crash
A Safety Harbor man is dead after a motorcycle crash on SR-580 in Pinellas County, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Video released of Pinellas County deputy getting kicked by lottery winner
The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office released the deputy-worn body camera video on Tuesday showing the moment they say James Farthing kicked one of their deputies.
Drug raid at 'problem hotel' nets 4 arrests in Pinellas Park
Four people are facing felony drug charges after a long-term investigation at what Pinellas Park police call a "problem hotel."
Sunday’s storm undoes Hurricane Milton repairs made in Gulfport less than a month ago
Sunday night’s storm forced water into Gulfport Beach Bazaar in downtown Gulfport and flooded streets in the city.
Pinellas Park home invasion robbery reported, police on scene
Pinellas Park police responded to reports of a home invasion robbery at 7902 72nd Way N on Tuesday afternoon.
Electrical worker killed, 2 others shocked in Seminole
An electrical worker was killed Tuesday afternoon in Seminole. Two other people were shocked.
St. Pete murder investigation yields arrest of fourth suspect
Another person has been arrested following a shooting in a St. Pete neighborhood that left one man dead on July 29, according to police.
St. Pete Beach considers limiting 7 p.m., sparking concerns over live music culture
The City of St. Pete Beach is discussing changes to its noise ordinance that could significantly shorten live music hours at bars and restaurants.
St. Pete residents blame neighboring construction for unprecedented flooding over weekend
A neighborhood in St. Pete was drying out Monday after this weekend’s storms brought flooding residents say they’ve never experienced.
1 hospitalized in near drowning on Treasure Island Beach
Treasure Island crews responded to a near drowning near 126th Avenue on Treasure Island Beach Monday afternoon, according to officials.
Hole forms on St. Pete road after car spins out, striking fire hydrant, power pole: police
St. Pete police are asking people to avoid a stretch of road where a hole has now formed after a car spun out of control and struck a fire hydrant and power pole.
Suspected DUI driver arrested following Dunedin rollover crash
A man is accused of driving under the influence when he struck another vehicle in Dunedin on Sunday night, causing life-threatening injuries to the driver.
Pinellas County schools start new year with strong grades, improved bus service, and new STEM programs
Pinellas County schools kicked off the 2025-2026 academic year with a strong showing — maintaining their "A" grade from the Florida Department of Education for the second year running.
Pedestrian hospitalized after being struck by Jeep in Largo, police say
A person was hospitalized after being hit by a black Jeep at the intersection of East Bay and 69th Street in Largo, according to police.
One woman's journal from the 1840's brought to life in James Museum Exhibit
You can experience the colors and sights of one woman’s journey along the Oregon Trail at the James Museum.
St. Pete's MLK parade keeps city funding despite concerns over Florida DOGE audit
The nation’s longest-running Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. parade will keep its city funding for 2025, but concerns about state scrutiny loomed large during Thursday’s St. Petersburg City Council meeting.
Beautification project in Lealman brings art and business to area
It took Ashley Cassens about two weeks to transform a blank wall on the side of 54th Avenue Deli Mart in Lealman into a vibrant mural.
St. Pete City Council to discuss economic impact if Rays leave after 2028 season
St. Petersburg city leaders are preparing to have a frank conversation about the future and the finances if the Tampa Bay Rays leave town after the 2028 season. Rays ownership is currently in talks to potentially sell the team.
Clearwater cross guards preparing ahead of first day of school
As parents and their students are grabbing last-minute school supplies and getting ready for the first day of school, school crossing guards are also getting ready.