Driver accused of hitting St. Pete police officer charged with DUI, SPPD says
A man accused of driving while impaired and hitting a St. Petersburg police officer early Saturday morning is behind bars.
Motorcyclist dies after crashing into Clearwater street pole overnight, police say
A motorcyclist is dead after he lost control of his motorcycle and ran into a street pole overnight, according to the Clearwater Police Department.
Murder suspect in custody after man shot, killed in St. Pete: Police
St. Petersburg police are searching for a suspect they say shot and killed a man Thursday night.
Inside St. Pete's efforts to remove debris from Hurricanes Helene, Milton
The City of St. Petersburg achieved an important milestone in its debris removal efforts after the Tampa Bay area and Gulf Coast regions were devastated by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
Rays stadium deal: What’s next for the team and local leaders after a roller-coaster week?
This week has been a roller-coaster for the Tampa Bay Rays, Pinellas County and St. Petersburg leaders after two high-stakes public meetings. The team said the deal to build a new stadium was off, county leaders decided to delay the financing vote and city leaders are not fixing Tropicana Field's roof.
Police arrest man accused of trying to carjack victim at Clearwater gas station
An attempted carjacker has been arrested after police say he tried to carjack a man at a Clearwater gas station at knife point.
Pinellas County elementary students show off skills in annual exhibit at Dunedin Fine Art Center
An annual art exhibit, Creative stART, highlights the work of Pinellas County elementary school students.
Man dies after being found shot near road, suspect in custody: St. Pete police
St. Petersburg police say a suspect is in custody after a man was found shot on the side of a street early Friday, then later died.
Man shot, killed near market in St. Pete: SPPD
A man was shot and killed in St. Petersburg Thursday evening, officers said.
St. Pete leaders reverse course, delaying decision on Tropicana Field roof fix
Hours after approving funding to fix the Tropicana Field roof, St. Petersburg City Council walked back and are now delaying that decision. All of this comes as the saga surrounding a new ballpark for the Tampa Bay Rays continues to see twists and turns.
Suspected drunk driver arrested for chain reaction hit-and-run crash with Pinellas County deputy: PCSO
A crash involving a Pinellas County deputy, and an accused drunk driver is under investigation.
Florida man accused of fraud after estate sales, police searching for more possible victims
A man is facing criminal charges in multiple Florida counties after investigators say he conducted estate sales, then didn't pay his clients all the money they were owed.
St. Pete's Mirror Lake could become local historic district. Here's what that would mean for its future
There’s a push in St. Petersburg to make part of Mirror Lake a local historic district.
Pedestrian hit & killed in Pinellas Park
Pinellas Park police are investigating a crash on Wednesday night that killed a person trying to cross a busy road.
Pinellas deputy hospitalized after Palm Harbor crash, 1 in custody: PCSO
A Pinellas County deputy was taken to the hospital and a person is in custody after multi-car crash in Palm Harbor.
Visit St. Pete-Clearwater aiming to bring tourism back to Pinellas after hurricanes
More than 30 of the largest tour operators and travel agents were in Clearwater Wednesday night as the group ‘Visit St. Pete-Clearwater’ showcased how the area is still shining in the wake of the recent storms – and ready to welcome guests now with beaches fully open.
Clearwater hit-and-run crash: Family still seeks closure 10 years later, no suspect caught
Nov. 20 is a day Thomas Baltimore would like to forget, but one that he wakes up every day remembering.
'Runaway' African tortoise named T Pain rescued by Clearwater police
An African tortoise that ran, or walked slowly, away from his Clearwater home earlier this month has been reunited with his owner.
St. Pete Beach residents reaching boiling point over town's slow permit process after hurricanes
Dozens of St. Pete Beach residents marched toward city hall on Tuesday, the night before a planned committee meeting, demanding permits be signed faster, so people could begin rebuilding.
St. Pete restaurants on Central Avenue damaged by vandals
It’s a popular lunchtime spot in downtown St. Pete, but the general manager of Poppo’s Taquería on Central Avenue said someone didn’t seem to be a fan early on Nov. 10th.