2 dead in apparent murder-suicide at Pinellas County home
Pinellas County deputies are investigating an apparent murder-suicide after a man and a woman were found dead at a home on Monday night.
Pinellas County deputies are investigating an apparent murder-suicide after a man and a woman were found dead at a home on Monday night.
Dentists warn about dangers of illegal ‘veneer tech’ trend
Licensed dentists are sounding the alarm about so-called “veneer techs" who advertise quick smile makeovers on social media.
Licensed dentists are sounding the alarm about so-called “veneer techs" who advertise quick smile makeovers on social media.
St. Pete officials stress strategy over reaction in response to FDOT’s decision not to protect city murals
On Monday, officials with the city of St. Petersburg said they would be strategic and not reactionary regarding the Florida Department of Transportation to deny the city’s request to keep several pieces of artwork on its roadways, and they encouraged residents to do the same.
On Monday, officials with the city of St. Petersburg said they would be strategic and not reactionary regarding the Florida Department of Transportation to deny the city’s request to keep several pieces of artwork on its roadways, and they encouraged residents to do the same.
Will electric air taxis come to St. Pete? Task force to talk next steps Monday
Leaders in St. Petersburg plan to take the next step on Monday toward possibly bringing a futuristic mode of transportation to the city.
Leaders in St. Petersburg plan to take the next step on Monday toward possibly bringing a futuristic mode of transportation to the city.
Trump administration orders review of African American museum exhibits, sparking pushback
President Donald Trump and the White House announced this past week that African American exhibits at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History and other museums nationwide will undergo internal reviews.
President Donald Trump and the White House announced this past week that African American exhibits at the Smithsonian National Museum of American History and other museums nationwide will undergo internal reviews.
Woman escapes to neighbors house after being shot by husband: PCSO
Pinellas County deputies responded to a Seminole home after reports of a shooting Friday evening where they found a woman at a neighbor's home who said her husband had shot her.
Pinellas County deputies responded to a Seminole home after reports of a shooting Friday evening where they found a woman at a neighbor's home who said her husband had shot her.
Woman arrested for unlicensed dental work used 'crazy glue' on victims teeth: Police
A Pinellas County woman is behind bars after police said she performed dental work without a license, leaving victims in pain and in need of emergency care.
A Pinellas County woman is behind bars after police said she performed dental work without a license, leaving victims in pain and in need of emergency care.
FEMA's new flood maps put parts of Clearwater in flood zone for first time
FEMA has proposed updated flood maps that now include some Clearwater neighborhoods, following unprecedented flooding during Hurricane Helene last year.
FEMA has proposed updated flood maps that now include some Clearwater neighborhoods, following unprecedented flooding during Hurricane Helene last year.
St. Pete woman wearing hot dog costume arrested after putting toilet paper on neighbor’s vehicle
A St. Petersburg woman wearing a hot dog costume was arrested for disorderly conduct this week, according to officers.
A St. Petersburg woman wearing a hot dog costume was arrested for disorderly conduct this week, according to officers.
FDOT denies St. Pete's request to keep several street murals on roadways
The Florida Department of Transportation has denied the City of St. Pete's request to keep several pieces of artwork on its roadways.
The Florida Department of Transportation has denied the City of St. Pete's request to keep several pieces of artwork on its roadways.
Lightning strike sparked Palm Harbor condo fire
A lightning strike is believed to be the cause of a condo fire in Palm Harbor.
A lightning strike is believed to be the cause of a condo fire in Palm Harbor.
St. Pete considers creating city-owned electric utility as residents voice concerns over Duke Energy prices
Could the city of St. Petersburg unplug itself from Duke Energy? That’s the question city leaders are now exploring after residents and council members raised concerns about high energy bills and long-term energy goals.
Could the city of St. Petersburg unplug itself from Duke Energy? That’s the question city leaders are now exploring after residents and council members raised concerns about high energy bills and long-term energy goals.
Madeira Beach city manager agrees to step down amid mounting pressure
Madeira Beach City Manager Robin Gomez has agreed to step down after a flood of criticism from residents, business owners, and commissioners.
Madeira Beach City Manager Robin Gomez has agreed to step down after a flood of criticism from residents, business owners, and commissioners.
Survivor of abuse at Dozier School for Boys earns high school diploma
At 75 years old, Eddie Horne walked across the graduation stage at St. Petersburg High School, decades after his education was derailed by abuse and trauma at the Dozier School for Boys in the Panhandle.
At 75 years old, Eddie Horne walked across the graduation stage at St. Petersburg High School, decades after his education was derailed by abuse and trauma at the Dozier School for Boys in the Panhandle.
St. pete police warning drivers cruising through flooded streets can be ticketed
St. Pete police are warning drivers that plowing through flooded streets could cost you.
St. Pete police are warning drivers that plowing through flooded streets could cost you.
Property management company of St. Pete complex pays past-due water bills after tenants left frustrated
Tenants at The Morgan apartment complex in south St. Petersburg woke up with running water on Thursday morning, but they were uncertain if the relief was temporary.
Tenants at The Morgan apartment complex in south St. Petersburg woke up with running water on Thursday morning, but they were uncertain if the relief was temporary.
Woman accused of providing dental work without valid license, multiple victims report complications
A woman accused of providing dental work in Pinellas Park without a valid license is behind bars, according to the Pinellas Park Police Department.
A woman accused of providing dental work in Pinellas Park without a valid license is behind bars, according to the Pinellas Park Police Department.
Bay Area artist meshes painting, computer programming to create wearable art
Pattern making through programming is how artist Jhordyn T. Innocent describes one of his creative processes.
Pattern making through programming is how artist Jhordyn T. Innocent describes one of his creative processes.
Owner of dog that died after picking up firework arrested for animal cruelty: SPPD
Several weeks after a dog died while picking up a firework, St. Petersburg police have arrested the dog's owner on animal cruelty charges.
Several weeks after a dog died while picking up a firework, St. Petersburg police have arrested the dog's owner on animal cruelty charges.
Bay Area non-profit helps seniors fight loneliness through preparing for disasters
A Tampa Bay non-profit is tackling two challenges at once: loneliness among older adults and the dangers of being unprepared for severe weather.
A Tampa Bay non-profit is tackling two challenges at once: loneliness among older adults and the dangers of being unprepared for severe weather.