Bird strike forces Allegiant Airlines flight to return to St. Pete
An Allegiant Air flight had to return to St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport shortly after taking off on Tuesday after the plane hit a bird, officials with the airline confirmed.
Potential investor confirms interest in buying Tampa Bay Rays
An attorney in Tampa confirmed to FOX 13 that he represents a group of investors interested in buying the Rays ahead of the March 31 deadline imposed by the deal the Rays signed.
Car knocked into concrete pole killing driver, man charged with DUI manslaughter: SSPD
A Pinellas Park man has been charged with DUI manslaughter after St. Pete police say his Nissan Armada drifted into another lane while heading north on 34th Street and struck the side of a Honda Accord, causing it to go off the road and into a concrete pole.
2nd suspect in Gulfport teen killing turns herself in, other suspect appears before judge: SPPD
The domestic partner of the man charged with murdering a Gulfport teen and dismembering her body has turned herself in to St. Petersburg Police.
Missing St. Pete teen sparks statewide alert
A Florida Missing Child Alert has been issued for a 17-year-old St. Petersburg boy who was last seen a week ago.
Lunar data center intact despite lunar lander's botched landing, St. Pete company says
St. Petersburg-based space startup Lonestar Data Holdings says its lunar data center is the only surviving payload after a private lunar lander came down sideways on the moon.
St. Pete City Council commits to not 'going backwards' on plastic straw ban
Many in the St. Petersburg community thought the paper vs. plastic straw debate ended in 2018, because that’s when the city passed an ordinance banning single-use plastic straws. However, the issue reignited on Thursday during a council meeting.
St. Pete man accused of killing tenant who lived on his property: Deputies
A St. Petersburg man was arrested on Thursday after deputies said he shot and killed a tenant who lived on his property.
Bay Area Catholics mark the beginning of Lent as Pope Francis remains hospitalized
Catholics marked the start of Lent without Pope Francis on Wednesday. The 88-year-old spent his twentieth day in the hospital with double pneumonia.
St. Pete startup's lunar data center set to land on moon
A groundbreaking mission with ties to the Tampa Bay area is set to make history as the first-ever lunar data center is scheduled to land on the moon.
Romantic musical 'A Little Night Music' comes to St. Pete
The St. Pete Opera Company opens this week with a production of Stephen Sondheim's "A Little Night Music."
Crews begin dismantling Grand Prix racetrack
After a weekend of high adrenaline, racing, and cars revving their engines through the streets of St. Pete, the only noise on the track of the Grand Prix on Monday came from crews tearing it down.
Who’s the owner behind Residences at 400 Central, the tallest residential building on Florida’s Gulf Coast?
Stretching 47 stories toward the sky in St. Petersburg, a luxurious new high-rise called Residences at 400 Central has quite the view from the top of the condo building.
St. Pete high school choir to perform overseas during spring break
The Pinellas County Center for the Arts at Gibbs High School's Vox Nova Chamber Choir is traveling abroad for a Spring Break International Tour. The 29 student singers will travel to Portugal and Spain, and perform at three venues.
Sophia Floersch debuts in first Indy NXT series race as 1 of 2 women racing in St. Pete
Sophia Floersch has been in racecars for as long as she can remember.
Gulfport's Nikita Johnson accelerates on his hometown track at Firestone Grand Prix
Gulfport's Nikita Johnson accelerates on his hometown track at the Firestone Grand Prix.
Grand Prix fans bring the party to downtown St. Pete, ‘fueling up’ ahead of jam-packed weekend
Hundreds of thousands from across the country are making a pit stop in the warmer weather and revving up for the races, partying in downtown St. Pete Friday night.
Company hired by Hurricane Helene victims to rebuild kitchens closes abruptly: ‘We’re in a standstill’
Homeowners rebuilding after Hurricane Helene found the St. Petersburg company they hired to fix their kitchens has abruptly closed their doors. It's left customers wondering what happened to the tens of thousands of dollars they've already paid to the company: One Stop Kitchens and Bath.
Firestone Grand Prix: Meet the chef fueling the race teams for close to 30 years
Some drivers at the Grand Prix of St. Petersburg have said that one part of why they love coming to St. Pete is all the great food.