Family of St. Pete mother killed in crash plead for someone to speak up

It's been two and a half weeks since Saniya Daxon's life was taken away. Making her family's grief feel even heavier is knowing that the person who killed her, and others who may know that person's identity, aren't willing to fess up to what happened.

Judge postpones plea hearing for former St. Pete officer in child porn case

A decorated former police officer is facing years in prison and was expected to plead guilty to child porn charges Tuesday morning, but the hearing was delayed.

St. Pete daycare worker charged with recording coworkers in bathroom

An employee at a St. Petersburg daycare center is accused of recording people while they were in the employee bathroom at the facility.

New training method gives dogs the ability to choose

When Elaina Franklin of Positive Solutions Animal Training gives a command to her dog, Frankie, he obeys, but Franklin's commands are a little different. With a single-word command, "create," Frankie has the power to decide what he wants to do. 

Pinellas substation fire causes large power outage

A fire at a Duke Energy substation caused a power outage that’s impacting thousands of people in Pinellas County.

Donate furniture at your local ReStore to help build homes for families

The Habitat ReStore has been helping build communities for years, giving builders a place to donate their extra materials and providing those materials to the public for a discounted price, all while supporting the mission of Habitat for Humanity.

Pinellas County hosts U.S. Police Canine Association field trials

Monday morning kicked off a week of canine competitions in Pinellas County as the sheriff's office hosts the United States Police Canine Association Field Trials. 

St. Petersburg police investigating crash involving police cruiser

A St. Petersburg police officer suffered a broken arm after their marked police cruiser was involved in a crash with a Mercedes SUV Sunday afternoon.

St. Petersburg police investigating shooting that left 1 dead

Nathan Tyler, 29, died Saturday night after being shot in the parking lot of a Home Depot, 2300 22nd Ave. N. in St. Petersburg, police said.

City of St. Petersburg kicks off Black History month

The City of St. Petersburg continued their Black History Month tradition by raising the Dr. Carter G. Woodson flag Saturday morning to kick off the month-long celebration. 

Police: 1 dead after minivan crashes into St. Petersburg strip mall

A man is dead after driving a minivan into the back of a Bealls in a strip mall, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department. 

City council pressures mayor for update on Rays, redevelopment of Tropicana Field site

Ahead of crucial decisions on how to redevelop the Tropicana Field site, St. Petersburg city councilors are ratcheting up pressure on the mayor to disclose where talks stand with the Tampa Bay Rays.

Clearwater home at center of family dispute catches fire

The fire that broke out at a Clearwater home is the latest in a string of unusual incidents surrounding four siblings and their father.

Step by step, Pinellas students mark anniversary of civil rights march

Pounding the pavement just like those who came before them, hundreds of Pinellas County students marched across Memorial Causeway in Clearwater on Tuesday to mark the 55th anniversary of the civil rights march that began in Selma, Alabama in 1965.