Woman trying to get on PSTA bus run over and killed at Clearwater Mall

A woman fell underneath the back wheel of a PSTA bus before being run over and killed in the Clearwater Mall parking lot on Saturday evening, according to Clearwater police.

Volunteers gather on Egmont Key to clean up Hurricane Helene debris

Suncoast Aquaventures, Egmont Key Alliance and Tampa Bay Estuary Program hosted the Great Egmont Key Cleanup on Saturday.

Boy on bike seriously injured after being hit by car in Palm Harbor: FHP

An 11-year-old boy on a bike was seriously injured after being hit by a car on Florida Ave. near County Road 1, according to the Florida Highway Patrol.

President Barack Obama Main Library reopens after years of renovations

After one of the longest renovation projects in Bay Area history, the President Barack Obama Main Library in St. Petersburg has officially reopened to the public.

Barricaded suspect arrested after stabbing girlfriend in Valrico: HCSO

A man stabbed his girlfriend multiple times before barricading himself in the attic for a few hours on Saturday morning, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.

Polk County teacher accused of sending child pornography on messaging app

A Polk County teacher was arrested on Friday after he was caught downloading and sending videos depicting child pornography, according to deputies. 

3D printed homes to be built in East Tampa starting in October

Just about anything can be 3D printed, and now the technology is moving to construction with a new neighborhood in East Tampa.

St. Pete homeowners still waiting for permits to make hurricane repairs, city offers new timeline

The signs of recovery are everywhere in St. Petersburg after last year’s hurricanes, but for some residents, they aren’t even close to being back to normal. They’re still waiting for permits to start rebuilding their lives.

Tampa judge swears in daughter, fellow law graduates

Six Hillsborough County law school graduates were officially sworn in as attorneys on Friday, with presiding Court Judge Elizabeth Rice, who led the ceremony.

New 100-acre community park to be built near Lakeland Linder International Airport

Good news for those who enjoy nature and outdoor recreational activities. More than 100 acres of land in Lakeland will become home to a new community park.

Hurricane Helene recovery in St. Pete continues one year later

It’s been one year since Hurricane Helene hit the Bay Area and while many strides have been made, recovery efforts continue in St. Petersburg.

Legacy Lane photography exhibit honors cancer survivors

Five eye-catching photo portraits of cancer survivors aim to inspire hope at the Watson Clinic Cancer & Research Center. 

Air Force veteran, family displaced by Hurricane Ian get new mortgage-free home in Venice community

American flags and smiling faces lined a neighborhood in Wellen Park on Friday morning. There were plenty of cheers as they welcomed home Retired Technical Sergeant Daniel Beesting and his family. 

Former detention deputy found guilty in court case

The criminal trial of a former Hillsborough County Detention Deputy concluded Friday with the jury returning a "guilty" verdict on both counts.

St. Pete City Council voices support to save shuttered Science Center

After being closed for more than a decade, the St. Petersburg Science Center may have just gotten a lifeline from the City Council.