Beach Theatre reopening Friday in St. Pete Beach
The historic Beach Theatre in St. Pete Beach reopens on Friday evening after it was closed for more than a decade.
Shelby Nealy sentencing trial: Day 3 of testimony Friday
Testimony is set to resume for a third day Friday in the sentencing trial of Shelby Nealy, who faces the death penalty for killing his former in-laws in Pinellas County nearly a year after killing his wife.
Fire at Clearwater apartment complex forces evacuations
Firefighters in Clearwater battled a fire that officials say forced an entire apartment building to be evacuated late Thursday.
Hundreds of Largo demonstrators join ‘Good Trouble Lives On’ rallies in honor of Congressman John Lewis
At least 200 people came out in Largo as part of the ‘Good Trouble Lives On" campaign Thursday in honor of the late Atlanta Congressman John Lewis.
DUI hit and run leads to arrest of driver with notorious past
A man who was arrested in connection with a drunk-driving hit-and-run on Tuesday morning is no stranger to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.
Testimony continues in Shelby Nealy sentencing trial
Testimony continued Thursday in the sentencing trial of Shelby Nealy, who faces the death penalty for killing his former in-laws in Pinellas County nearly a year after killing his wife.
Rise and Shop: 52nd Annual Sunrise sale brings early bargains to downtown St. Pete
The 52nd annual Sunrise Sale lit up downtown St. Pete early Thursday morning, with dozens of local shops offering steep discounts starting at exactly 6:43 a.m.—timed to the moment the sun peeked over the horizon.
Florida man threatens to kill judge after court appearance: Affidavit
A man faces new charges after Pinellas County deputies say he called a judge a derogatory name in court, then threatened to kill another judge.
Sentencing phase underway for man who killed wife, in-laws
The sentencing phase has begun for a man in Pinellas County who pleaded guilty to murdering his ex-wife's parents and brother in 2018.
Pinellas County schools dealing with $9M funding freeze
A major federal funding freeze is impacting school districts around the country, including in Florida.
Clearwater shooting suspect opened fire following road rage incident: PCSO
A man accused of shooting another man twice during a road rage incident last month has been arrested.
St. Pete woman arrested after 5-year-old eats THC gummies: Police
A St. Petersburg woman has been arrested and a five-year-old is in the hospital after police say the child ate THC gummies while in the woman’s care.
Fire possibly caused by lightning displaces 12 from Tarpon Springs apartment complex
A dozen people were forced out of their homes Monday night after crews battled a fire that Tarpon Springs investigators say may have been caused by lightning.
Sentencing phase for man who killed wife, in-laws begins Monday
Jury selection is set to begin Monday in the sentencing phase for Shelby Nealy, who faces the death penalty for murdering three of his former in-laws nearly a year after killing his wife.
Largo police officer and another driver hospitalized after crash: LPD
A Largo police officer and the driver of another vehicle were hospitalized after a car crash on East Bay Drive and Country Club Drive just before 2:30 p.m., according to the Largo Police Department.
Woman stuck on zip line over water rescued: CFR
A woman who was stuck on a zip line over a body of water had to be rescued by Clearwater Fire Rescue on Saturday evening.
Girls firefighter camp inspires next generation
Camp shows fighting fires can be fun for girls as a career
St. Pete property tax being considered to pay for $614M in stormwater, wastewater infrastructure upgrades
St. Pete city council members heard an option to pay for infrastructure projects that would help with flooding and other issues, but voters would decide if property owners should pay for it.
St. Pete's Capybara Cafe offers cute, furry fun
The Capybara Café in St. Petersburg is an animal experience where guests can safely interact with capybaras and other rescued animals. A food truck in front offers food.
Demolition begins on 1960s span of the Howard Frankland Bridge
The Florida Department of Transportation has begun demolition of the oldest span of the Howard Frankland Bridge.