2 St. Pete teens arrested for social media video showing gun on campus

Police say they were tipped off to a live social media video that showed a student holding a gun on the Gibbs High School campus during dismissal Monday afternoon.

One person hit by gunfire in Clearwater Tuesday

One person was taken to the hospital after being shot in the leg in Clearwater Tuesday.

SPPD: Undercover St. Pete officer has been shot twice in line of duty

The St. Petersburg Police Department said last week's shootout wasn't the first time an undercover officer was shot in the line of duty. 

COVID diaries: Treating patients on the pediatric front lines

Three physicians at Johns Hopkins All Children’s Hospital are giving us a rare look at what it has been like on the inside, treating sick children, and dealing with their own COVID-19 realities. They filmed video diaries from the pediatric front lines.

St. Pete introduces 'Race to Safe' campaign aimed at raising awareness of COVID-19 safety rules

City officials in St. Petersburg have launched a new campaign to get people to follow recommended CDC guidelines amid the coronavirus pandemic. They hope to get the message out ahead of the holidays.

New Madeira Beach hotel banking on staycationers until visitors return

Since March, the pandemic has forced many to cancel their travel plans, which killed business at area hotels. The owners of Madeira Beach’s newest hotel are hoping to pump some life back into Florida’s tourism industry.

Officer continues to recover after deadly South St. Pete shooting

The St. Pete officer who was hospitalized after a shootout Wednesday is lucky to be alive, the Pinellas sheriff says.

Operation PAR employee arrested for sexual battery on child he was supervising

Christopher Martin, 45, has been charged with one count of sexual battery with custodial authority on a child over the age of 12, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office.

Dali Museum’s $38 million planned expansion delayed due to COVID-19 pandemic

The Dali is asking for about $17 million of tax money from the county to pay for part of the renovation and the museum plans to raise another $21 million to make up the difference.

5th-grader donates water bottles for entire school after fountains shut off due to COVID-19

Since the water fountains at her school have been turned off for safety due to COVID-19, all of the students are expected to bring their own water bottles to school, but not everyone can afford them.