‘Happy Thrifters’: Mystery resale bus tour is bargain shopping for a greater good

The Happy Thrifters is part treasure hunt and part mystery tour. Shoppers on the bus tour hit local resale shops, but they don't know which shops until they get there. While they get big bargains, it's all part of a larger purpose.

Bicyclist hospitalized in Clearwater crash, police say

Clearwater police say a bicyclist suffered possible life-threatening injuries after being hit by a vehicle Sunday morning. 

PCSO: 1 killed in fire at St. Pete senior living center

A resident of Pinellas County senior living facility was killed when a fire broke out Saturday night, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office. 

St. Pete man dies after boat capsizes on Lake Seminole, deputies say

A man who was rescued from a sinking vessel on Lake Seminole Friday afternoon died while trying to recover the boat several hours later, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

1 injured after shots fired at car in Pinellas Park, police say

One person sustained non-life-threatening injuries after shots were fired at a car they were riding in early Saturday morning, according to the Pinellas Park Police Department. 

See how your food is made with the Wise Up app

If you're curious how The Exchange Hotel executive chef Andrew Silas prepares his dishes for customers in St. Petersburg, you don't have to step into his kitchen. Just pull up Wise Up on your phone. 

New Japan Pro Wrestling welcomes WWE's first openly gay superstar into the ring in St. Pete

In 2013, Fred Rosser came out as the first openly gay wrestler signed with the WWE. He has taken his message all over the globe and Sunday he'll bring it back to Tampa Bay as one of the names competing under the New Japan Pro Wrestling banner at the St. Pete Coliseum. 

Fishing Report: March 18, 2022

Every Friday morning, Captain Dylan Hubbard of Hubbard's Marina joins Good Day to fill viewers in on his fishing forecast as we head into the weekend. Here is his fishing report for March 18, 2022.

Clearwater woman faces felony charges for renting out home she didn’t own

Fraudsters are taking advantage of the high prices and low inventory in the housing market, preying on people desperate for a place to live.

St. Pete extends rental assistance program, some residents fear it’s not enough

St. Petersburg residents having a difficult time making rent each month may qualify for assistance from the city, which just received more money to help with the rental crisis. 

Weedon Island walk leads hikers to archeological excavation site

Fifteen hikers recently took a two-mile walk to an active archeological dig site on Weedon Island to learn about the indigenous cultures that lived here long ago. 

Dolphin feeding technique called fish whacking caught on camera

Last week, the folks at See Through Canoe sent up their drone and were lucky enough to catch a dolphin in the act of fish kicking, also known as fish whacking.

Gov. DeSantis signs bill eliminating Florida Standards Assessments exams

From St. Petersburg, Gov. Ron DeSantis signed a bill that abolishes the Florida Standards Assessment exams, which has been one of his priorities this legislative session.

Clearwater police arrest man accused of kicking 3-month old puppy in the face, throwing dog over wall

Police said 20-year-old Noah Counts was arrested on Clearwater Beach after multiple witnesses told officers they saw him kick a 3-month-old puppy in the face, drag the small dog by its leash, and throw the puppy over a wall.