Pinellas County pushes for pedestrian safety

Pinellas County deputies will be out in full force as part of a pedestrian and bicycle safety initiative, starting on Monday.

Broken gas pump hose leads to DUI arrest

The Pinellas Sheriff's Deputy's first clue that something was wrong with the driver in the White Subaru in front of the cruiser was the broken gas hose dangling from the still open gas tank.

St. Pete woman battles cancer for 2nd time while raising money for pediatric cancer patients

A St. Pete woman is now fighting cancer for the second time, but this time around, in between intense treatments, she's helping raise money for kids also fighting the devastating disease.

Mobile homes destroyed in early morning fire in Pinellas Park

Residents at Robert's Mobile Home RV Resort in Pinellas Park were awoken early Saturday morning by a fiery blaze.

Woman claims Don CeSar bartender put liquid nitrogen in drink

A Tampa woman is suing the Don CeSar Hotel in St. Pete Beach, claiming she suffered serious burns to her stomach after liquid nitrogen was poured into her drink.

Hemp legalization complicates narcotics enforcement

The legalization of hemp in Florida back in July has complicated the enforcement of drug laws.

Majority of city board now has ties to Church of Scientology

In the 1970s, the Church of Scientology moved into downtown Clearwater with what the FBI said was called "Project Normandy," the church’s plan to establish "area control."

St. Pete considers law forcing homeowners to repair sewer pipes

St. Petersburg continues to make progress fixing its sewage system but the city may soon ask homeowners to foot the bill for fixing their own pipes.

Vacant foreclosures haunt Bay Area neighborhoods

Dark, abandoned, and vacant properties turn the American dream into a nightmare for neighborhoods across the Bay Area, and not just during the month of October.