Study finds 96% of restaurants tested are lying about the source of their shrimp
A study released this week found shrimp lovers in Tampa Bay may not be getting what they're paying for, with dozens of restaurants claiming to offer Gulf shrimp actually selling shrimp imported from overseas.
A study released this week found shrimp lovers in Tampa Bay may not be getting what they're paying for, with dozens of restaurants claiming to offer Gulf shrimp actually selling shrimp imported from overseas.
Cleanup 'finally' begins at St. Pete's Albert Whitted Airport months after hurricanes
Four months after Hurricanes Helene and Milton brought catastrophic flooding and wind damage to Florida's Gulf coast, cleanup is now underway at St. Petersburg's public airport.
Four months after Hurricanes Helene and Milton brought catastrophic flooding and wind damage to Florida's Gulf coast, cleanup is now underway at St. Petersburg's public airport.
45-year-old mystery: Genealogists working to identify Jane Doe with Clearwater and North Carolina ties
It's a mystery more than four decades in the making.
It's a mystery more than four decades in the making.
Treasure Island officials hope upcoming events will help heal after back-to-back hurricanes
As more and more businesses at the beaches reopen after the hurricanes, those communities are starting to hold events to bring people back to the area.
As more and more businesses at the beaches reopen after the hurricanes, those communities are starting to hold events to bring people back to the area.
Video: 65-year-old woman robbed, St. Pete police searching for suspect
The St. Petersburg Police Department released surveillance video showing a man approaching a 65-year-old woman moments before investigators say he attacked and robbed her.
The St. Petersburg Police Department released surveillance video showing a man approaching a 65-year-old woman moments before investigators say he attacked and robbed her.
Man dies days after being hit by van in suspected DUI crash: SPPD
A man died nearly a week after being hit by a suspected impaired driver, the St. Petersburg Police Department said Tuesday.
A man died nearly a week after being hit by a suspected impaired driver, the St. Petersburg Police Department said Tuesday.
Debate over fluoride in drinking water expected to come up in 2 Bay Area counties Tuesday
Leaders in Manatee County plan to take up whether to remove fluoride from drinking water, while Pinellas County commissioners expect to hear from activists during their meeting Tuesday.
Leaders in Manatee County plan to take up whether to remove fluoride from drinking water, while Pinellas County commissioners expect to hear from activists during their meeting Tuesday.
Treasure Island mayor sends letter to President Donald Trump about FEMA rules
Treasure Island’s recovery from recent hurricanes has hit a roadblock, and Mayor John Doctor is taking a bold step to speed up the process.
Treasure Island’s recovery from recent hurricanes has hit a roadblock, and Mayor John Doctor is taking a bold step to speed up the process.
Pass-a-Grille beaches Paradise Grille reopens months after storms
Monday was a moment 122 days in the making for Paradise Grille in Pass-a-Grille Beach.
Monday was a moment 122 days in the making for Paradise Grille in Pass-a-Grille Beach.
Authorities narrow hit-and-run vehicle search after man dies while fixing tire on I-275: FHP
Florida Highway Patrol troopers are asking people to look out for a 2021 or newer Tesla Model X, likely black or gray. They say the vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed a 37-year-old Lakeland man on Friday night.
Florida Highway Patrol troopers are asking people to look out for a 2021 or newer Tesla Model X, likely black or gray. They say the vehicle was involved in a hit-and-run crash that killed a 37-year-old Lakeland man on Friday night.
Cold case victim: Authorities trying to identify 1980 homicide victim with ties to Pinellas County
Authorities are trying to figure out the identity of a woman whose remains were located in October 1980 in Brevard County.
Authorities are trying to figure out the identity of a woman whose remains were located in October 1980 in Brevard County.
Don CeSar to reopen after being damaged in back-to-back hurricanes
The iconic pink hotel on St. Pete Beach will reopen soon, according to the Don CeSar’s website and social media pages.
The iconic pink hotel on St. Pete Beach will reopen soon, according to the Don CeSar’s website and social media pages.
Largo High School student accused of threatening to shoot up the school
A Largo High School student has been arrested for allegedly threatening to shoot up the school, according to Largo police.
A Largo High School student has been arrested for allegedly threatening to shoot up the school, according to Largo police.
Local artist creates supersized art exhibit at Creative Pinellas
Artist Sam Modder's imagination came to life through her pen as she created a fantasy world that is on display right now at Creative Pinellas.
Artist Sam Modder's imagination came to life through her pen as she created a fantasy world that is on display right now at Creative Pinellas.
Man struck by car and killed while fixing flat tire on I-275 shoulder, FHP looking for suspect
The Florida Highway Patrol is looking for a driver who they say hit and killed a Lakeland man who was fixing a flat tire on the shoulder of I-275 just north of 4th St. N in St. Pete.
The Florida Highway Patrol is looking for a driver who they say hit and killed a Lakeland man who was fixing a flat tire on the shoulder of I-275 just north of 4th St. N in St. Pete.
50th annual International Miniature Art Exhibition at Creative Pinellas in Largo
The 50th Annual International Miniature Art Exhibition is showing at Creative Pinellas in Largo until February 9th.
The 50th Annual International Miniature Art Exhibition is showing at Creative Pinellas in Largo until February 9th.
Mentally ill man stabs mother to death inside St. Pete apartment, police say
A mother is dead after being stabbed multiple times inside a home, and St. Petersburg police say her son was the killer.
A mother is dead after being stabbed multiple times inside a home, and St. Petersburg police say her son was the killer.
High water bills stun owners of vacant, gutted homes in St. Pete
Homeowners in St. Petersburg's Shore Acres community are dealing with homes gutted after recent hurricanes, which is why high water bills are leaving owners puzzled and frustrated.
Homeowners in St. Petersburg's Shore Acres community are dealing with homes gutted after recent hurricanes, which is why high water bills are leaving owners puzzled and frustrated.
High demand forces staffing issues at Hillsborough and Pinellas County cold shelters during cold front
With many families not able to make ends meet and turn the heat on or live without a permanent roof over their heads, Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties have opened up their cold weather shelters for its longest stretch on record.
With many families not able to make ends meet and turn the heat on or live without a permanent roof over their heads, Hillsborough and Pinellas Counties have opened up their cold weather shelters for its longest stretch on record.
Manatee rescued from cold waters in St. Pete recovering at ZooTampa
A manatee is recovering at ZooTampa after he was rescued from cold waters near the University of South Florida's St. Petersburg campus on Wednesday.
A manatee is recovering at ZooTampa after he was rescued from cold waters near the University of South Florida's St. Petersburg campus on Wednesday.