Leo Govoni fraud: 2 years after $100M trust collapse, families of disabled victims still suffer
Two years after the Center for Special Needs Trust Administration filed for bankruptcy, families who depended on the nonprofit say the damage caused by its collapse is still shaping their daily lives.
Two years after the Center for Special Needs Trust Administration filed for bankruptcy, families who depended on the nonprofit say the damage caused by its collapse is still shaping their daily lives.
John’s Pass 'beach' to be removed as $1.5M dredging project begins to improve safety
A familiar but controversial stretch of sand at John’s Pass is about to disappear as crews start a major dredging project aimed at improving safety and restoring water flow through the busy channel.
A familiar but controversial stretch of sand at John’s Pass is about to disappear as crews start a major dredging project aimed at improving safety and restoring water flow through the busy channel.
Pinellas County uses AI facial recognition to reunite lost pets with families via Petco Love Lost
Nationally, one in five animals that enter an animal shelter ends up back home, according to Jennifer Renner, the director of Pinellas County Animal Services.
Nationally, one in five animals that enter an animal shelter ends up back home, according to Jennifer Renner, the director of Pinellas County Animal Services.
More than 1,000 students learn lessons through laughs at 'How to Survive Middle School' show
More than 1,100 Pinellas County 5th-8th graders entered the Mahaffey Theater to laugh and learn about the show "How to Survive Middle School."
More than 1,100 Pinellas County 5th-8th graders entered the Mahaffey Theater to laugh and learn about the show "How to Survive Middle School."
Indian Rocks Beach heads into second city council meeting over paid beach parking spots
The second Indian Rocks Beach city council meeting on Tuesday night over paid beach parking is highly anticipated, and if it gets approved, they will move forward with a significant change.
The second Indian Rocks Beach city council meeting on Tuesday night over paid beach parking is highly anticipated, and if it gets approved, they will move forward with a significant change.
Pinellas County leaders celebrate completion of $126 million beach renourishment project
Pinellas County leaders gathered on Sunset Beach Monday to celebrate the completion of a nearly $126 million beach renourishment project finished in record time ahead of the spring break season.
Pinellas County leaders gathered on Sunset Beach Monday to celebrate the completion of a nearly $126 million beach renourishment project finished in record time ahead of the spring break season.
Wesley Chapel man arrested after 150 mph motorcycle chase across counties: FHP
Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrested a 19-year-old Wesley Chapel man after a high-speed motorcycle chase that began in Tampa and ended in St. Petersburg late Saturday night.
Florida Highway Patrol troopers arrested a 19-year-old Wesley Chapel man after a high-speed motorcycle chase that began in Tampa and ended in St. Petersburg late Saturday night.
Phillies make Clearwater their spring training home for the 80th year
This is the 80th year the Phillies have made Clearwater their spring training home.
This is the 80th year the Phillies have made Clearwater their spring training home.
Tampa Bay's Bark in the Park event celebrates 49 years of helping animals in need
Tampa Bay's Bark in the Park event has brought awareness to dogs in need in our community for 49 years.
Tampa Bay's Bark in the Park event has brought awareness to dogs in need in our community for 49 years.
Florida measles cases: Doctors explain what it means for the community after confirming St. Pete case
Health department officials are closely monitoring the first confirmed case of measles in St. Petersburg after a student at a local high school tested positive for the highly contagious virus.
Health department officials are closely monitoring the first confirmed case of measles in St. Petersburg after a student at a local high school tested positive for the highly contagious virus.
Clearwater hopes to revitalize North Ward School while preserving its 111-year history
Clearwater leaders say they’re in the middle of a downtown renaissance, with several projects happening or starting soon.
Clearwater leaders say they’re in the middle of a downtown renaissance, with several projects happening or starting soon.
Car located in fatal Clearwater hit-and-run; Police looking for driver
Clearwater police say they have located the car that was involved in a hit-and-run that killed a 60-year-old man on Wednesday night.
Clearwater police say they have located the car that was involved in a hit-and-run that killed a 60-year-old man on Wednesday night.
Measles case confirmed at St. Pete Catholic High School
St. Petersburg Catholic High has confirmed a case of measles in one of their sophomore students.
St. Petersburg Catholic High has confirmed a case of measles in one of their sophomore students.
Neighbors urge St. Pete leaders to end police cooperation agreement with ICE
Members of the St. Petersburg community are urging city leaders to cut ties between local police and federal immigration enforcement, saying the current agreement is creating fear and discouraging people from reporting crimes.
Members of the St. Petersburg community are urging city leaders to cut ties between local police and federal immigration enforcement, saying the current agreement is creating fear and discouraging people from reporting crimes.
St. Pete City Council votes to pause picking developer for Historic Gas Plant District
St. Pete City Council approved pausing choosing a developer for the Historic Gas Plant site Thursday.
St. Pete City Council approved pausing choosing a developer for the Historic Gas Plant site Thursday.
51st annual International Miniature Art Exhibition brings tiny masterpieces to Tarpon Springs
The saying "Good Things Come in Small Packages" could be the motto for the 51st Annual International Miniature Art Exhibition.
The saying "Good Things Come in Small Packages" could be the motto for the 51st Annual International Miniature Art Exhibition.
NASCAR trucks to hit the track at Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg for first time
On Thursday, leaders of the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg gave fans a taste of what’s to come for the upcoming INDY car races.
On Thursday, leaders of the Firestone Grand Prix of St. Petersburg gave fans a taste of what’s to come for the upcoming INDY car races.
St. Pete police chief answers questions about ICE enforcement, safety in community forum
Immigration enforcement was a concern among some residents at a community policing forum Wednesday night in St. Petersburg, as the police chief answered many questions about warrants and violence seen in other cities.
Immigration enforcement was a concern among some residents at a community policing forum Wednesday night in St. Petersburg, as the police chief answered many questions about warrants and violence seen in other cities.
St. Pete power struggle: Mayor Welch vows to press on with Gas Plant project
The redevelopment of the Historic Gas Plant District—home to Tropicana Field—is at a crossroads following the collapse of the previous Rays-Hines deal.
The redevelopment of the Historic Gas Plant District—home to Tropicana Field—is at a crossroads following the collapse of the previous Rays-Hines deal.
Clearwater hit-and-run victim dies at hospital, search for driver continues: police
A hit-and-run victim has died in the hospital after being struck by a car in Clearwater, according to police.
A hit-and-run victim has died in the hospital after being struck by a car in Clearwater, according to police.