The Ries Brothers performing at their favorite St. Pete venue

The Ries Brothers are all grown up and getting ready to perform at one of their favorite venues in St. Petersburg.

Another illegally parked car nearly sinks in high tide along Courtney Campbell Causeway in Clearwater

For the second time in less than a month, an illegally parked car along the Courtney Campbell Causeway has ended up becoming partially submerged by high tide because the driver ignored posted warning signs.

Developer approved to build on 21-acre Palm Harbor plot, despite public outcry

After a two-hour public hearing Tuesday, Pinellas County commissioners approved a controversial plan to develop 21.5 acres in Palm Harbor into a housing complex.

With 614 tons of dead fish collected so far, 7 collection sites open in St. Pete

As of Tuesday, 614 tons of dead fish had been collected by the county, including 477 tons in St. Petersburg. Anyone who wants to pitch in with the cleanup can drop fish off in dumpsters at seven sites.

Florida Python Challenge underway to raise awareness about nonnative species

Python hunters from all over are in Florida this week, combing through more than a million and a half acres of Everglades to catch the invasive snakes during the Florida Python Challenge. They’re competing for $10,000 in grand prize money for the most pythons caught.

As cleanup continues, more species fall victim to red tide bloom

Fish are dying by the tens of thousands off the Pinellas County coast due to a persistent red tide algae bloom. Clean-up crews are now trying to get the dead fish before they wash ashore.

How to avoid feeling sick from red tide

According to the Pinellas County Department of Health, people in the area may experience mild and short-lived respiratory symptoms such as eye, nose, and throat irritation similar to cold symptoms due to a red tide bloom along Pinellas coastal beaches.

Bicyclist hit, killed crossing Largo street

The Largo Police Department is investigating after a bicyclist was hit and killed Saturday night. 

The sight and smell of dead fish around Tampa Bay is hard to miss

High concentrations of red tide in Tampa Bay are causing massive amounts of fish kills, and experts say it’s still early in the rainy season to see fish kills at this magnitude.

Seminole man accused of attacking, injuring 1 at gas station

Pinellas County detectives have arrested Zachary Pierson, 29, for attempted murder and felony criminal mischief after they say he attacked a man at a Seminole gas station.