One dead following St. Petersburg home invasion, police say
St. Petersburg police are investigating the death of a man following a shooting late Wednesday night.
St. Petersburg police are investigating the death of a man following a shooting late Wednesday night.
Pinellas County could reconsider Outback Key restriction
Pinellas County commissioners plan to take another look at a new boating restriction near Fort De Soto.
Pinellas County commissioners plan to take another look at a new boating restriction near Fort De Soto.
Pinellas County encourages voting by mail, will pay postage
Pinellas County is ‘all in’ when comes it voting by mail during a pandemic, and Julie Marcus, the newly appointed supervisor of elections said they are going to foot the bill to make it happen.
Pinellas County is ‘all in’ when comes it voting by mail during a pandemic, and Julie Marcus, the newly appointed supervisor of elections said they are going to foot the bill to make it happen.
Loved ones ask governor for end date as long-term care lockdown nears 75 days
73-days and counting; that’s how long people living at eldercare centers across the state have been isolated from visitors.
73-days and counting; that’s how long people living at eldercare centers across the state have been isolated from visitors.
Tampa re-ups fund to help small businesses
The city of Tampa is expanding access to its coronavirus relief grant for small businesses.
The city of Tampa is expanding access to its coronavirus relief grant for small businesses.
Commissioners to re-examine Bunces Pass restrictions after boater backlash
Pinellas county is stepping back on a measure that would restrict boating and paddleboarding near Bunces pass.
Pinellas county is stepping back on a measure that would restrict boating and paddleboarding near Bunces pass.
Students pick up belongings after unexpected end to classroom lessons
The Bauder Elementary school year usually ends with parties, laughs, and hugs as students say goodbye for the summer.
The Bauder Elementary school year usually ends with parties, laughs, and hugs as students say goodbye for the summer.
Tarpon Springs veteran memorializes service members who gave the ultimate sacrifice
Many local Memorial Day events were canceled this year but there’s a unique spot in Tarpon Springs that honors fallen service members. It was put together by an army veteran who wants to remind everyone that freedom isn’t free.
Many local Memorial Day events were canceled this year but there’s a unique spot in Tarpon Springs that honors fallen service members. It was put together by an army veteran who wants to remind everyone that freedom isn’t free.
Weather dampens Memorial Day on Pinellas County beaches
A cloudy day with the threat of storms made for a slower-than-expected Memorial Day on Pinellas County beaches.
A cloudy day with the threat of storms made for a slower-than-expected Memorial Day on Pinellas County beaches.
Trump supporters set sail on Pinellas County waters for flotilla
Boaters showed off their American pride and support for President Trump in Pinellas County on Saturday afternoon.
Boaters showed off their American pride and support for President Trump in Pinellas County on Saturday afternoon.
Clearwater Central Catholic High School seniors accept diplomas at unique, socially distant graduation
After four years of hard work, many seniors have been forced to experience their graduation virtually as leaders and educators take precautions in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
After four years of hard work, many seniors have been forced to experience their graduation virtually as leaders and educators take precautions in light of the COVID-19 pandemic.
Woman arrested after spitting on groceries inside Largo Publix
A 58-year-old woman was taken into custody over the weekend after allegedly spitting on groceries.
A 58-year-old woman was taken into custody over the weekend after allegedly spitting on groceries.
Crash closes westbound Gulf to Bay Boulevard in Clearwater
A crash Sunday afternoon closed Gulf to Bay Blvd. westbound in Clearwater.
A crash Sunday afternoon closed Gulf to Bay Blvd. westbound in Clearwater.
FHP: Drunk driver hit, killed bicyclist in St. Petersburg
A 59-year-old man was killed Friday evening when he was hit by a suspected drunk driver while riding a bike in the area of 118th Avenue North and 40th Street North in St. Petersburg, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
A 59-year-old man was killed Friday evening when he was hit by a suspected drunk driver while riding a bike in the area of 118th Avenue North and 40th Street North in St. Petersburg, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Deputies: 16-year-old arrested after accidentally shooting his 9-year-old nephew at hotel
Pinellas County deputies arrested a 16-year-old male after they say he accidentally shot his 9-year-old nephew.
Pinellas County deputies arrested a 16-year-old male after they say he accidentally shot his 9-year-old nephew.
2 indicted in string of Bay Area ATM arsons
Clearwater resident Mawdo Malick Sallah, 33, and South Carolina resident Kirk Douglas Johnson, 34, have been indicted for a string of interstate ATM arsons.
Clearwater resident Mawdo Malick Sallah, 33, and South Carolina resident Kirk Douglas Johnson, 34, have been indicted for a string of interstate ATM arsons.
St. Pete's Bayshore Drive closing to vehicles, creating more space for pedestrians
A three-block stretch of Bayshore Drive NE in St. Pete has turned into a no-car zone, for use by pedestrians and cyclists only.
A three-block stretch of Bayshore Drive NE in St. Pete has turned into a no-car zone, for use by pedestrians and cyclists only.
'Consider alternate plans:' Pinellas sheriff braces for max-capacity beaches this Memorial Day
Indian Rocks Beach was quiet before sunrise Friday ahead of Memorial Day weekend, but Pinellas County officials are bracing for the possibility of large crowds at its beaches amid continuing concerns over the spread of COVID-19.
Indian Rocks Beach was quiet before sunrise Friday ahead of Memorial Day weekend, but Pinellas County officials are bracing for the possibility of large crowds at its beaches amid continuing concerns over the spread of COVID-19.
Grand jury charges St. Pete man with federal crime after threatening to spread coronavirus, officials say
A Florida man accused of coughing on and spitting at police officers while claiming to be infected with the coronavirus was indicted on a federal terrorism charge.
A Florida man accused of coughing on and spitting at police officers while claiming to be infected with the coronavirus was indicted on a federal terrorism charge.
St. Pete Pride organizers officially cancel this year's event
The pride party is officially over -- at least for 2020.
The pride party is officially over -- at least for 2020.