Decorated police officer facing child pornography charges

A decorated St. Petersburg police officer was in federal court Thursday afternoon after being arrested by Department of Homeland Security agents. 

98 people become US citizens at ceremony in Clearwater

Nearly 100 people became United States citizens at a naturalization ceremony in Clearwater on Friday.

School guardian arrested for pawning issued gun

A former school guardian is facing charges for allegedly pawning the firearm and equipment issued to him by the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office. 

Bicyclist dead in St. Pete crash

A bicyclist died following a crash in St. Petersburg, police said.

Man threatens to kill McDonald's employees in St. Pete

St. Petersburg police officers are hoping to identify a man who threatened McDonald's employees.

20-year-old man fatally shot while riding bicycle in St. Pete

As a man was riding his bicycle in south St. Petersburg, he was shot and killed, police said, and no suspect has been identified or arrested. 

St. Petersburg woman blames lung illness on vaping

A Bay Area woman was released from the hospital Tuesday after she came down with a serious illness she believes is the result of vaping.

Human chain helps 'lost' dolphins escape from St. Pete canal

A dolphin pod was in need of directions in St. Petersburg, and with the help of a human chain, they made it safely out of a canal Tuesday morning, wildlife officials say.

Roy Halladay monument unveiled in Clearwater

Baseball Hall of Famer Roy Halladay is forever immortalized at Jack Russell Stadium.

'World's largest Christmas light maze' planned for Tropicana Field in November

A few months after announcing plans to transform Tropicana Field into the world’s largest Christmas light maze, tickets have gone on sale. 

I-175 lane reopens after truck hits overpass

Police in St. Petersburg say one eastbound Interstate 175 is still closed after a lift truck struck the overpass from underneath, damaging the structure.

Payroll nightmare not over for Pinellas County firefighters

Pinellas Suncoast Fire Rescue employees are among the thousands of workers nationwide who continued to feel the fallout Friday from a payroll company's abrupt closure.

Threats to shoot Coast Guard planes made over marine radio frequency

The Coast Guard Command in Tampa Bay says someone is making threats through VHF radio transmissions. Investigators hope some recognizes the man's voice.