Pinellas County sheriff back at work after COVID-19

Pinellas County’s top law enforcement officer is back to work after contracting COVID-19.  Sheriff Bob Gualtieri says everyone needs to take this virus seriously.

Mom files lawsuit against UPS Store after son's parental kidnapping

For over nine months, a Tampa mother says she was heartbroken after her 4-year-old son was kidnapped and taken to Lebanon by his father. The boy is now home safe. But his mother says it could have been avoided.

Madeira Beach wildlife rescue gives visitors a chance to get up close to alligators, exotic animals

If you like exotic pets and have ever wanted to pucker up with an alligator, then Madeira Beach has the place for you. It's called the Alligator Attraction Wildlife Learning Center, and they have so much more than just alligators. 

Police kill dog that attacked St. Pete woman, officer

A bottle of bleach is all that remains at the scene of a gruesome and bloody dog attack in St. Petersburg Friday.

Skimmers found on pumps at 7-Eleven at intersection of 34th St. N, 5th Ave. N

The St. Petersburg Police Department says credit card skimmers were found on gas pumps at a 7-Eleven convenience store at one of the city's busiest intersections.

2 hospitalized following crash on Courtney Campbell Causeway

Two people were hospitalized Wednesday afternoon following a crash on the western end of the Courtney Campbell Causeway, according to Clearwater Fire and Rescue. 

Home-invasion suspect arrested after stealing car, St. Pete police say

Police say they have arrested the man accused of breaking into two St. Pete homes over the weekend, assaulting two women in the process.

St. Pete mom has warning for community after fighting off intruder

Police say a 38-year-old homeless man forced his way into a St. Pete woman's home and attacked her, then attempted to steal her car before figuring out he couldn’t drive a stick shift.   

Six COVID-19 cases reported at Pinellas County schools on first day back

On the first day back to classes, Pinellas County Public Schools announced three students and three employees across five schools have tested positive for COVID-19.