Crews battle fire at St. Pete mobile home, 2 displaced
Two people were forced out of their mobile home early Monday after a fire caused significant damage, according to St. Petersburg Fire Rescue.
Two people were forced out of their mobile home early Monday after a fire caused significant damage, according to St. Petersburg Fire Rescue.
Man throwing money off balcony in underwear accused of showing genitalia to teenager
A man has been arrested for showing his genitalia to a 16-year-old after stepping onto his apartment balcony in his underwear, according to an arrest affidavit.
A man has been arrested for showing his genitalia to a 16-year-old after stepping onto his apartment balcony in his underwear, according to an arrest affidavit.
Two men accused of drag racing in Largo
Two men were arrested for racing in Largo after they were seen accelerating together from a red light as it turned green, according to a Pinellas County arrest affidavit.
Two men were arrested for racing in Largo after they were seen accelerating together from a red light as it turned green, according to a Pinellas County arrest affidavit.
Man accused of force-feeding and throwing seagull on Treasure Island Beach
A 20-year-old man was arrested on Treasure Island Beach after he allegedly jumped on a seagull and force-fed it before flinging it around 20 feet in the air.
A 20-year-old man was arrested on Treasure Island Beach after he allegedly jumped on a seagull and force-fed it before flinging it around 20 feet in the air.
Coach arrested after multiple fights break out at youth football game: CPD
A youth football coach from Gainesville has been arrested after multiple fights broke out at a youth football game at the Countryside Sports Complex in Clearwater, according to police.
A youth football coach from Gainesville has been arrested after multiple fights broke out at a youth football game at the Countryside Sports Complex in Clearwater, according to police.
Pass-a-Grille faces redevelopment proposals nearly a year after Hurricane Helene
Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene tore through the Gulf Coast, some of Pass-a-Grille’s prime real estate is seeing major redevelopment and more proposals are in the works.
Nearly a year after Hurricane Helene tore through the Gulf Coast, some of Pass-a-Grille’s prime real estate is seeing major redevelopment and more proposals are in the works.
Homicide investigation underway in Riverview spans into Pinellas County
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a homicide that spans two counties.
The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office is investigating a homicide that spans two counties.
St. Pete task force readies path to future aviation through electric air taxis
It’s the latest form of aviation, it’s electric and the city of St. Petersburg is making moves to bring it local.
It’s the latest form of aviation, it’s electric and the city of St. Petersburg is making moves to bring it local.
Man accused of running into St. Pete traffic with baby, assaulting domestic partner
A man was arrested after police said he ran into St. Petersburg traffic with a baby Thursday afternoon.
A man was arrested after police said he ran into St. Petersburg traffic with a baby Thursday afternoon.
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Largo mansion on the market for a whopping $11 million
A luxury, 7,000-square-foot mansion in unincorporated Largo with its own stable, acreage, and show ring is for sale for just under $11 million.
A luxury, 7,000-square-foot mansion in unincorporated Largo with its own stable, acreage, and show ring is for sale for just under $11 million.
Linemen community rallies behind Auburndale native shocked on work site in Seminole
Two utility contractors are fighting for their lives in the hospital after an electrical incident at a work site in Seminole Tuesday afternoon. One of these men, a young father, has roots in Polk County.
Two utility contractors are fighting for their lives in the hospital after an electrical incident at a work site in Seminole Tuesday afternoon. One of these men, a young father, has roots in Polk County.
St. Pete city council moves $614 million utilities plan forward, debate over higher bills for residents
Utility bills might cost residents a bit more in the future if you live in St. Petersburg, as city council members consider raising rates to pay for $614 million in infrastructure upgrades.
Utility bills might cost residents a bit more in the future if you live in St. Petersburg, as city council members consider raising rates to pay for $614 million in infrastructure upgrades.
Treasure Island LIFT program and NAMI Pinellas offering hurricane fatigue mental health classes
Almost one year ago, Hurricane Helene’s storm surge destroyed Keith Dalton and his wife’s home on Treasure Island.
Almost one year ago, Hurricane Helene’s storm surge destroyed Keith Dalton and his wife’s home on Treasure Island.
Future of two St. Pete street murals uncertain as leaders respond to new state, federal mandates
The future of two St. Pete murals, one honoring Black history, the other Pride, is uncertain, as city leaders respond to new state and federal mandates targeting street art.
The future of two St. Pete murals, one honoring Black history, the other Pride, is uncertain, as city leaders respond to new state and federal mandates targeting street art.
Summer season serves as a snapshot of fall classes at Children's Art Classes in St. Petersburg/Seminole
The styles of Japanese animation and steampunk were combined for a week of art projects at Children's Art Classes in St. Petersburg/Seminole.
The styles of Japanese animation and steampunk were combined for a week of art projects at Children's Art Classes in St. Petersburg/Seminole.
St. Pete leaders to discuss raising utility rates to fund stormwater improvements
The City of St. Petersburg is looking for ways to fund stormwater improvement projects – and their solution could include raising utility rates.
The City of St. Petersburg is looking for ways to fund stormwater improvement projects – and their solution could include raising utility rates.
Some St. Pete homeowners still waiting for permits nearly one year after Hurricane Helene
Eleven months after Hurricane Helene swept through the area, some St. Petersburg homeowners said they’re still waiting for the city to issue permits to repair their properties even as hurricane season ramps up again.
Eleven months after Hurricane Helene swept through the area, some St. Petersburg homeowners said they’re still waiting for the city to issue permits to repair their properties even as hurricane season ramps up again.
Former handyman accused of breaking into couple's home, violently attacking them
A Pinellas Park couple are out of the hospital after a home invasion attack on Tuesday afternoon, and they said they are lucky to be alive.
A Pinellas Park couple are out of the hospital after a home invasion attack on Tuesday afternoon, and they said they are lucky to be alive.
Florida DOGE arrives in St. Pete. Here's what auditors are targeting
State-appointed auditors will go inside St. Petersburg City Hall on Wednesday for the first of a two-day review of city spending, part of the Florida Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) ongoing audits of local governments.
State-appointed auditors will go inside St. Petersburg City Hall on Wednesday for the first of a two-day review of city spending, part of the Florida Department of Government Efficiency’s (DOGE) ongoing audits of local governments.