Good Samaritan leaves thousands of dollars in his front yard on Christmas Eve
A man in St. Petersburg made a big impact this Christmas Eve by giving back uniquely.
Bay Area brewery's Christmas Village is a tradition that continues to grow
A Winter Wonderland takes center stage at 3 Daughters Brewing every year.
12-year-old boy dies after accidental shooting, St. Pete police say
A 12-year-old boy died hours after an accidental shooting in St. Petersburg, according to police.
2 hospitalized after fire destroys Clearwater home
Two people are recovering in the hospital after an early morning fire destroyed a home in Clearwater.
New Howard Frankland Bridge to open in Spring 2025 after reaching major milestone
As 2024 comes to an end, major progress has been made toward the finish line for the Howard Frankland Bridge over Tampa Bay.
12-year-old critically injured in accidental shooting at St. Pete apartment complex
A teen boy is in critical condition after being shot in St. Petersburg at around 6:30 p.m. on Monday, according to the St. Petersburg Police Department.
Largo bicyclist seriously hurt after getting hit by car: FHP
A Pinellas County bicyclist was seriously hurt after getting hit by a car on Monday, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.
Teen arrested after 15-year-old shot, killed at St. Pete apartment complex: Police
A 17-year-old was arrested in the death of another teen at a St. Petersburg apartment complex last week, officers said.
'Lights of Lake Park' shines bright with Christmas spirit while raising money for good cause
For 32 years, a Largo neighborhood has been shining a light on a good cause by turning on their Christmas lights for Lights of Lake Park.
Bay Area artist uses museum's hurricane debris to build Christmas trees, highlight resilience
Three trees sit outside the Gulf Beaches Historical Museum in Pass-a-Grille, but they aren’t exactly your typical Christmas decorations.
Pinellas County Hurricane Home Repair Program application process begins Monday. Here's how to apply
Beginning Monday, eligible Pinellas County residents can apply for repair grants of up to $30,000 to help with expenses not covered by insurance or FEMA.
Shore Acres hosts annual Holiday Golf Cart Parade after tough hurricane season
Neighboring communities joined Shore Acres on Sunday night for the 8th Annual Holiday Golf Cart Parade.
Saturday Morning Market vendors bringing local goods to St. Pete during the holiday season
It’s the busiest time of the year for vendors at the Saturday Morning Market.
Fort De Soto Park reopens after catastrophic damage from Hurricanes Helene, Milton
Fort De Soto Park rangers welcomed back visitors on Friday for the first time since back-to-back hurricanes caused catastrophic damage.
275 seniors displaced by fire at affordable housing building: ‘Its hell’
Seniors forced to evacuate from the Lutheran Apartments because of a building fire on Tuesday, Dec. 17, said the transition has been tough.
Private vs. county appraisals: Why there’s a drastic difference in storm damage property valuations
For residents who have received their appraisals, many say the valuations are drastically lower than expected — sometimes hundreds of thousands of dollars below what they believe is accurate.
St. Pete City Theatre gets new roof after Hurricane Milton hours before ‘White Christmas’ performance
At the St. Petersburg City Theatre, a new roof was completed mere hours before opening night of “White Christmas The Musical."
Treasure Island makes decision that will speed up post-hurricane rebuilds
Two months after Hurricane Helene brought devastating storm surge to Treasure Island, residents are still reeling. The hurricane, followed by Hurricane Milton, left many homeowners stranded in limbo with damaged homes, and a lack of progress on rebuilding efforts.
Police identify teen shot, killed at St. Pete apartment complex
A 15-year-old boy is dead after a shooting at a St. Petersburg apartment complex Wednesday evening.
Rays stadium deal: What's next for the team after Pinellas, St. Pete leaders approve bonds?
Hours after his vote helped send $312 million to the Tampa Bay Rays, Pinellas County Commissioner Chris Latvala posted a picture of a model of Tropicana Field as a symbol of stability.