124 graves from two Black cemeteries found in Clearwater

Archaeologists announced they have found 124 graves belonging to Black men and women, on two separate sites.

Voters may still cast ballot in person, even after voting by mail

Polls open bright and early Tuesday morning for the Florida Primary Election Day. Hundreds of thousands cast their votes early and there has been a massive increase in votes cast by mail.

How Florida mail-in ballots are processed at the elections office

With Florida already experiencing high vote-by-mail turnout, the Pinellas County supervisor of elections took the time to explain what happens to ballots once they reach the elections office.

Dedicated buses will ferry beachgoers to and from St. Pete -- and maybe further

Imagine cruising to the beach in 30 minutes with no traffic or parking hassles. That’s the promise in Pinellas County aboard something called SunRunner.

'Sharp as a tack' 99-year-old World War II veteran ready to head home after beating COVID-19

Fighting tough battles is par for the course for Donald Betts, who flew 51 bombing missions during World War II. He served as a waist-gunner in a B-17, flying raids to cut off crucial Nazi supply lines. 

Las Vegas man on scooter killed in East Lake hit-and-run crash

Troopers are looking for the driver who fled the scene after hitting and killing a man on a motorized scooter early Sunday morning.

Trump supporters set sail in Clearwater in attempt to set world record

Thousands of boaters hit the water in Clearwater on Saturday in an effort to set a record for the largest pro-Trump boat parade.

Gun violence rising in the US; Bay Area law enforcement see impacts locally

Even though the country has seen a drop in crime overall, experts say the number of shootings nationwide in the last five months has gone up.

Organizers hope to set record with pro-Trump boat parade

This weekend, local supporters of President Donald Trump are hoping to break a Guinness record for holding the world's largest boat parade right here in the Bay Area.  

Teens who vape more likely to test positive for COVID-19, new study shows

Research shows there is a connection between vaping and contracting COVID-19. A new study released this week finds teens and young adults who use e-cigarettes are five to nine times more likely to test positive for the virus.

Largo connects homeless with beneficial resources through new initiative

The Largo Public Library recently hosted a ‘Showered and Empowered’ event to help people experiencing homelessness. The event allowed the homeless community to take a shower and do a load of laundry for free. 

For two weeks, a homeless man called Al Lang Stadium's luxury suite his home, police say

It's the perfect spot to catch a game when you can in person. But a suite at Al Lang Stadium turned into one man's home. A cleaning crew found the evidence on Sunday. 

Pinellas sewing group crafts masks for vets after COVID-19 canceled fundraiser

The Crafty Ladies of Sherwood Forest sew masks and donate them to the ServiceSource Veterans Mall, a local storeroom of household items given to veterans transitioning from homelessness to apartment living.

Pinellas County hopes dedicated COVID-19 nursing homes help slow spread among elderly

The number of positive COVID-19 cases in Pinellas County continues to trend downward, however, the county also continues to struggle to get the virus' spread under control in nursing home patients. 

New COVID-19 testing site opens at Ruth Eckerd Hall

With demand still high for coronavirus testing in the Tampa Bay area, more testing sites are opening, including one in Clearwater.

St. Petersburg officer shoots, kills suspect who choked her, detectives say  

Detectives assigned to the Pinellas County Use of Deadly Force Investigative Task Force are investigating an officer-involved shooting in St. Petersburg that left one person dead Friday night.