Historic Ozona Village Hall needs repairs, restoration after Hurricane Helene
The oldest operating building in unincorporated Pinellas County is in need of restoration after Hurricane Helene.
Dunedin man accused of threatening to kill protesters during 'No Kings Day' demonstrations
A 64-year-old man has been arrested for threatening to kill protesters after the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office says they found a concerning post on the man's public Facebook profile.
'The Shape of Us' dives into cultural and emotional influence
“The Shape of Us," created by Creative Pinellas artist Freddie Hughes, celebrates artistic freedom and the nonstop change of human narrative and connection.
Motorcyclist youtuber leads convoy to Clearwater
A motorcyclist youtuber led a convoy to Clearwater to raise money for The Wounded Warrior Project.
Search warrant: Jeff Knight ‘panicked’ and told his passengers to stop calling 911 after deadly ferry crash
A search warrant from the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC) reveals new allegations about the Clearwater ferry crash that left one man dead.
St. Pete officials reveal $160M disaster recovery plan to help victims of the 2024 hurricanes
The city of St. Pete moved closer to securing a grant for nearly $160 million for hurricane recovery.
St. Pete debates downtown 'Clean and Safe' program as calls for police, safety services surge
St. Petersburg city leaders are taking a closer look at a proposal that would bring extra cleaning crews, safety ambassadors, and homeless outreach to the downtown core.
City of St. Petersburg to launch yearlong planning effort for rapidly growing District 2
St. Petersburg’s District 2, one of the city’s fastest-growing areas, is now the focus of a major city-led planning initiative.
Judge to decide if Clearwater businessman faces criminal contempt in $100M trust fund case
A federal judge is expected to soon decide whether a long-running trust fund scandal will lead to criminal proceedings.
Man rescued after falling into water near closed Treasure Island Causeway bridge, officials say
Crews rescued a man who investigators say fell 20 feet into the water after approaching a Pinellas County bridge that was closed for repairs overnight.
Video: Largo officer jumps, squeals during first gator encounter
A newer officer with the Largo Police Department is a New York transplant and had a very jumpy reaction to his first gator encounter.
Hurricane supplies selling swiftly at hardware stores as 2025 season begins
Florida hardware stores are seeing an unprecedented early-season rush as customers stock up on hurricane supplies.
Peaches the famed Hurricane Idalia flamingo turns up in Mexico after disappearing from Bay Area
A flamingo that became a viral sensation during Hurricane Idalia after being blown to Tampa Bay by wild winds has been located after disappearing for two years.
How many gopher tortoises are left on Egmont Key after Hurricane Helene’s storm surge swept many away?
In just their first several days studying gopher tortoises on Egmont Key, Eckerd College students already have found more than 40.
Man accused of lewd conduct with teens after arranging travel from Daytona Beach to Pinellas Park
A man faces a long list of charges after Pinellas Park police say he arranged for two teens to travel from Daytona Beach to engage in sexual activity.
St. Pete consignment shop abruptly closes, thousands of dollars in designer goods missing
Thousands of dollars' worth of designer goods are missing from a St. Petersburg consignment shop. The store, Retreat Consignment, abruptly closed without any warning and now several sellers want to know where their stuff is and how to get it back.
Pinellas Job Corps students, faculty hold solidarity event as future remains unknown
Pinellas County Job Corps students and faculty hosted a solidarity event as its future hangs in the balance.
St. Pete man sailing over 5,500 miles for Ronald McDonald House Charities
A St. Pete man plans to sail 5,500 miles to raise money for Ronald McDonald House Charities.
Grove Surf and Coffee in St. Pete Beach reopens 9 months after Hurricane Helene
The Grove Surf and Coffee shop in St. Pete Beach has reopened nine months after Hurricane Helene.
Clearwater Marine Aquarium's summer camps for kids and teens, registration open
Each week of summer, Clearwater Marine Aquarium hosts around 100 kids and teenagers for summer camps.