St. Pete to resume late water bill fee collection. Here's what to know
Months after the City of St. Petersburg suspended some fees when residents reported skyrocketing water bills following last year's hurricanes, normal billing is set to resume on June 1.
Bay Area fallen hero's legacy lives on in his hometown
Kimberly Allison raised four brave boys. Each one proudly served their country in the military – but her youngest, Spc. Zachary L. Shannon, never made it home.
Fire severely damages mobile home in Clearwater: CFR
A mobile home in Clearwater was severely damaged after a fire broke out on Sunday afternoon, according to Clearwater Fire Rescue.
Girl with autism found by Clearwater officer on jagged rocks near water at Clearwater Pass
A Clearwater police officer made an important rescue earlier this month when he found an autistic and non-verbal girl in a dangerous spot on some jagged rocks near the water at Clearwater pass.
St. Pete Police receive grant money to create youth program aimed at reducing teen gun violence
A St. Pete Police youth program aimed at reducing teen gun violence received a $35,000 grant.
Florida Orchestra timpanist retires after nearly 4 decades, joined by son in final performance
A Florida Orchestra Timpanist is retiring after four decades, as he is joined by his son for his final performance.
Man stabbed with screwdriver after attacking multiple people, St. Pete police investigating
One man is dead after St. Pete police say he started behaving erratically at the Scientology Center where he punched one person before going to a local business where he attacked the owner.
Man killed in stabbing outside St. Pete restaurant
A man was killed in a stabbing outside a St. Pete restaurant on 1st Avenue North on Friday, according to investigators.
Treasure Island businesses gear up for busy Memorial Day weekend following devastating hurricanes
Businesses on Treasure Island are gearing up for a busy Memorial Day weekend following last year’s devastating hurricane season.
Person hospitalized after being pulled from water on Treasure Island Beach
A person is in the hospital after being pulled from the water on Treasure Island Beach Friday afternoon, first responders said.
Clearwater woman accused of beating puppy, dousing with pickle juice and hot sauce
A Clearwater woman is accused of choking, beating and dousing her 5-month-old puppy with pickle juice and hot sauce, officers said.
Florida Holocaust Museum undergoing safety renovations, reactions to attack outside DC Jewish Museum
The Florida Holocaust Museum has been closed for nearly a year, undergoing extensive renovations.
Bay Pines residents still rebuilding as hurricane season nears: 'It was like a resort'
In the Harbor Lights Club, a waterfront mobile home community in Bay Pines, the scars from Hurricanes Helene and Milton remain painfully visible. Damaged homes, docks and boats sit collapsing and crumbling — eight months after the storms made landfall.
Largo man charged after bomb hoax at FBI Tampa Field Office
A Largo man was charged after a bomb hoax near the FBI's Tampa Field Office caused major disruptions to the area on Tuesday, federal prosecutors said.
Florida woman strikes man in MAGA hat at a Largo park before battering an officer: Documents
An argument over a MAGA hat turned physical on Tuesday and ended with a woman in handcuffs.
St. Pete Beach bar owner severely injured in attack, deputies search for suspects
Tony Campetti, the owner of Nikko's Dog Bar, is still coming to terms with a violent incident that occurred at his establishment on May 4.
PTSA looking to hire dozens of Pinellas County bus drivers
If you’re in the market for a new career, the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority is hiring.
Dunedin restaurant makes you feel like you're in Hawaii
A small slice of Hawaiian culture can be found in downtown Dunedin.
St. Petersburg's resilience and growth: A look at the city's economic future
Despite facing significant challenges, including two hurricanes and the Tampa Bay Rays withdrawing from a new ballpark plan, St. Petersburg’s economy is strong.
Administrators take action after teacher arrested at Pinellas Preparatory Academy
After one of its third-grade teachers was arrested and accused of trying to send obscene material to a child, Pinellas Preparatory Academy’s administrators are taking action.