Pinellas Park business temporarily closes after owner arrested for violating 'safer-at-home' order

The owner of a store that specializes in card games such as "Magic: The Gathering," "Transformers," and "YuGiOh" was arrested by Pinellas County deputies for violating the county's 'safer at home' order.

Owner of Pinellas Park card game business arrested for violating 'safer at home' order

The owner of a store that specializes in card games -- such as "Magic: The Gathering," "Transformers," and "YuGiOh" --  was arrested by Pinellas County deputies for violating the county's 'safer at home' order.

Pinellas County faces first COVID-19-related lawsuit after car wash sues over 'essential' service conflict

A St. Petersburg car wash business has filed a lawsuit against Pinellas County. It was one of many car washes forced to close in Pinellas County based on the leaders' interpretation of the statewide stay-at-home order.

Pinellas leaders won't reopen beaches and condo pools for exercise, for now

County officials in Pinellas County are not seeing a steady decline in the number of COVID-19 cases, and therefore say it is too early to ease restrictions on beach and public pool access.

St. Petersburg to close pickleball courts, skate parks Thursday

The City of St. Petersburg has taken stricter action to make sure people are physically distancing in the city’s parks.

St. Pete closes tennis courts, dog parks to stay 'ahead of virus'

Mayor Rick Kriseman announced additional closures as St. Petersburg and areas throughout the U.S. try to halt the spread of COVID-19.

As Pinellas County leaders consider reopening beaches for exercise, sheriff says it could be a premature move

Pinellas County commissioners may decide to reopen beaches for people to use them for exercise. As they dwell on the decision, the sheriff says it could be too early to ease restrictions intended to help mitigate the spread of COVID-19.

One dead in Pinellas Park crash

A driver has passed away after a deadly crash at a Pinellas Park intersection Tuesday morning.

Tarpon Springs couple takes online trend of furniture for squirrels to a new level

A Pennsylvania man built a squirrel-sized picnic table for the animals in his yard. He posted a picture on social media of a squirrel -- sitting like a tiny, furry human -- at the table and the idea seemed to strike a chord.

Beach exercise, dog grooming could get green light in Pinellas

Leaders in Pinellas County are looking into the possibility of reopening the beaches for people to be able to exercise. At least three commissioners brought up the issue during an emergency meeting Monday morning.

School districts in Hillsborough, Polk and Pinellas are reducing number of meal distribution days

Some school districts in the Tampa Bay-area are making changes to their meal distribution schedules based on new CDC guidelines recommending people to limit the errands they run during the COVID-19 pandemic.

St. Petersburg police find missing woman

Police in St. Petersburg found 65-year-old Theresa Pozzi Unger safe. She went missing Saturday morning.

Story of St. Pete Walmart employee's generosity spreads kindness online

An act of kindness at a St. Petersburg Walmart is spreading around social media at time when we could all use something to smile about.