Tornadoes hit same Pinellas Park neighborhood -- 28 years apart

It's been 28 years, but it hasn't been long enough for longtime Pinellas Park resident Karol Singleton, whose house has now been hit by a tornado twice since she's lived there.

From Pinellas to Polk, clean-up continues after tornadoes ripped through area

The National Weather Service confirms two tornadoes hit the Bay Area yesterday. An EF-2 tornado caused damage in Pinellas Park, while an EF-1 tore through homes in Polk County.

Storms leave trail of damage from Pinellas Park to Polk County

Warehouses and buildings along Endeavor Way, near 66th Street in Pinellas Park, suffered significant damage after a tornado tore through a two-mile span of Pinellas County early Wednesday evening.

Pandemic ornaments capture roller coaster that was 2020

Robert's Christmas Wonderland in Clearwater has been a go-to spot for finding those special Christmas tree trimmings.

Pinellas deputy injured in South St. Pete crash

A deputy was involved in a crash along 22nd Avenue South in St. Pete, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.

For the first time, spectators are banned from attending Tarpon Springs Epiphany

Tarpon Springs' annual Epiphany event typically draws thousands of spectators. But when the young divers enter the water in January, it will be closed to the public for the first time in its 115 years.

Pinellas extends COVID state of emergency as positivity rate increases

Pinellas County extended its state of emergency order as COVID-19 cases continue to spike, even as the county starts vaccinations in nursing homes Wednesday.

New moon lowers tide, exposes sand problem on Johns Pass

Monday’s new moon brought a spring tide along the coast and Tuesday morning, a lower-than-normal tide put a spotlight on the big mountain of sand along Johns Pass near Madeira Beach.

Video shows murder suspect dealing drugs in plain sight at St. Pete store, police say

Police in St. Petersburg say they raided a convenience store after evidence – including surveillance footage – showed illegal drug sales happening inside, with little to no attempt to even hide the transactions.

Freelance performers face grim financial future as meager federal assistance falls short

The financial troubles brought by the pandemic have damaged even the most joyous of industries. Those who fill our world with music have been left with empty calendars and pockets as events that incorporate the arts are canceled.

Wellness spa using modern science to bring you back into balance

Restore Hyper Wellness in St. Petersburg is taking modern science and bringing people back into balance, with therapies for inflammation, fatigue, and detoxification.

2 rescued after boat sinks 40 miles off Bradenton

Two fishermen are safe after a U.S. Coast Guard rescue helicopter pulled them to safety from their sinking boat Saturday morning about 40 miles west of Bradenton. 

Clearwater rabbi finds COVID lesson in his creative Hanukkah tradition

Hanukkah always puts Rabbi Levi Hodakov in a creative mood. This year, bags of potato chips were his muse. They covered the giant menorah he lit in Clearwater Thursday.

One year later, still no arrests after deadly shooting of St. Pete man

One year after the shooting death of Jason Carr, St. Pete police and his family are still waiting for the right tip that would lead to an arrest.

Westbound Gulf-to-Bay reopens after injured man was found in road

Clearwater police have reopened the westbound lanes of Gulf-to-Bay Boulevard after an injured man was found in the middle of the road.