'I always thought I would see him again': On-screen love interest shocked by death of Bob Saget

Gail Edwards worked alongside Bob Saget in “Full House” as his love interest, Vicky Larson, and says they last saw one another during the filming of the finale of “Fuller House” for Netflix. She never thought it would be the last time they'd meet.

Remembering Bob Saget: Actor raved about Bay Area – and joked about pirates – before 2021 Clearwater show

“Tampa’s audiences are great,” Bob Saget said before his standup comedy performance in Clearwater in 2021, describing the city as 'special.' “It’s a big city. It’s funny to me that so much is named after pirates in Tampa. That’s like hilarious."

Winter's legacy: Dolphin rescued from Space Coast now lives at CMA

Winter the dolphin may be gone, but her legacy lives on at Clearwater Marine Aquarium, where another dolphin rescued from the Space Coast just became a permanent resident.

Rally supports teen shot by St. Petersburg officer after task force finds no wrongdoing

Three months after a St. Petersburg police officer shot a 17-year-old, the Pinellas County Use of Deadly Force Task Force determined the officer acted lawfully and properly. The teen’s family thinks the task force got it wrong.

A look at St. Pete's Russian connection ahead of Russian New Year

The Florida city of St. Petersburg kicked off a Russian New Year celebration Friday, recognizing the traditions of its namesake city halfway across the globe. 

Museum’s ‘Piers through the Years’ exhibit gives historic look at St. Pete's iconic structure

St. Petersburg’s first pier dates back to the late 1800s with the railroad pier that was built by Peter Demens and visitors to the current pier can learn about that story and more in a special exhibit from the St. Petersburg History Museum.

‘Tiny’ the dog reunited with Bartow family after somehow traveling to Clearwater Beach

'Tiny' the 4-pound pup somehow traveled from her Bartow backyard to Clearwater Beach. Luckily, an officer spotted her by a lifeguard tower and her microchip proved she was far from home. She was reunited with her family three months after disappearing.

Ken Welch virtually sworn in as St. Pete’s first Black mayor

On Thursday, Ken Welch made history when he officially became the 54th mayor of St. Petersburg with his daughter, Kenya Welch, holding the bible during the oath of office.

Hound goes to forever home after being Tampa Humane Society's longest resident

The Humane Society of Tampa Bay says the average time a dog spends in the shelter before being adopted is about a week. But it took six long months for a six-year-old hound mix named Rover to find his forever home.

Family accepts degree for single mother, Army vet who died of COVID-19 before graduating college

Graduation day at St. Petersburg College is bittersweet for the family of Ana Ponce De Leon. The single mother and Army veteran died from COVID-19 before walking across the stage. 

After 8 years, Kriseman's stamp on St. Pete is unmistakable

Mayor Rick Kriseman is a single day away from handing the keys to city hall to his successor, Ken Welch. He looks back on his many accomplishments and acknowledges the hard work that still needs to be done.

Mayor-elect Ken Welch plans to get to work, despite second COVID diagnosis

St. Petersburg’s new mayor has COVID-19, but he says he hasn’t stopped working and it won’t stop his historic inauguration Thursday.

Hospitals report increase in pediatric COVID-19 cases

Johns Hopkins All Childrens says, in the week ending January 2, they had 38 Pinellas County kids test positive for COVID, compared to four in the previous week.

'Much more than bling': Gulfport jewelry maker is passionate about design

Jan Lyon Bennett spends her days engraving and bezeling tokens, necklaces, bracelets – even compasses and whistles. She works with many types of jewelry, but her passion is in the designs.

Pinellas Park police arrest driver who fled from deadly October crash that killed motorcyclist, damaged church

Pinellas Park police said they arrested the man who was speeding in a red Camaro in October, collided with a motorcycle -- killing 1 onboard -- and crashed into a church. He fled but was taken into custody this week.

Incoming tech companies may get prime downtown St. Pete real estate under new plan

A new proposal would have the city of St. Petersburg sell a block of city-owned land, just a stone's throw from Tropicana Field, to make way for a 10-story office complex to house two companies relocating to the Sunshine State.