Shipping containers turned into hideaway retreat in Florida

Tucked away in the Jupiter Farms area of South Florida is the Headwaters Hideaway Eco Retreat. The 4-bedroom, 2-bath getaway can host up to eight people looking to escape the busy city life for a stay on the Loxahatchee River.

Florida mom kills 6-year-old, claims God told her to exorcise demons: sheriff

A Florida mother is facing charges after her 6-year-old son died during an alleged exorcism attempt, authorities said. Rhonda Paulynice told detectives she believed God instructed her to exorcise demons from her son’s body.

Benefit held to help Pasco deputy injured in the line of duty

More help could be on the way for law enforcement officers injured in the line of duty across the state. The Deputy Andy Lahera Act, named after critically injured Citrus County Deputy Lahera, would help financially cover law enforcement officers injured in the line of duty.

Lightning likely sparks Clearwater house fire

It appears mother nature played a role in a house fire on Saturday morning in Clearwater.

1 killed in Lakeland RV fire

One person was killed Saturday morning in an RV fire in Lakeland.

75,000 items of Tampa Bay Rays memorabilia sell out fast at the team's largest yard sale ever

The Tampa Bay Rays had what they're calling their largest charity yard sale ever. From hats to bobbleheads to t-shirts, all were up for grabs Saturday outside Tropicana Field.

'Rare Air' art exhibit features endangered birds, bats, butterflies & bees

A visit to the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art will expose the viewer to not only some amazing artwork in the current “Rare Air" exhibit, but also to the conservation efforts underway to help keep some of the most beautiful flying creatures here longer.  

St. Pete plans to add more pickleball courts to meet popular demand

Pickleball, one of the fastest-growing sports in the United States, has taken St. Petersburg by storm. The city is now facing a challenge: Accommodating the increasing number of enthusiasts eager to play. 

Pinellas County workers training to run hurricane shelters ahead of 2025 season

One of the most important things to know is where you’ll go when a storm hits, and Pinellas County workers are going through their final training on how to run shelters as hurricane season begins on Sunday.