Renters in St. Pete facing miserable conditions without air conditioning, not required in state
In the heat of the summer, some families are dealing with hotter temperatures inside their homes than outside.
St. Pete home deemed 'uninhabitable' after fire causes significant damage
A St. Petersburg home in the Coquina Key neighborhood was deemed "uninhabitable" after a fire on Friday, fire crews said.
‘Cocoon’ turns 40: A look back at the movie some St. Petersburg officials didn’t want shot in the city
It’s been 40 years since the movie Cocoon was shot in St. Petersburg but the memory of it lives on.
50 kids help bring 'The Little Mermaid Jr.' to life at Mahaffey Theatre
"It’s a three-week chaotic mess that turns into a beautiful show." That’s how Katrina Young, the education and outreach coordinator for Bill Edwards Foundation For The Arts, playfully described The Little Mermaid Jr. musical theatre camp at the Mahaffey Theatre.
St. Pete police searching for driver in deadly crash
Police in St. Petersburg are asking for help locating a man they say was involved in a deadly hit-and-run crash earlier this week.
St. Pete hotel struck by lightning twice in afternoon storm
The Mari Jean Hotel in St. Pete was struck not once but twice by lightning during a storm earlier this week, the hotel announced on Facebook.
4 teenagers struck by lightning while under tree in downtown St. Pete
Four teenagers are recovering after the tree they were standing under was struck by lightning in downtown St. Petersburg on Thursday.
Teen shot in St. Pete, taken to hospital with critical injuries
A 14-year-old boy is in the hospital after being shot in St. Petersburg, police confirmed Thursday afternoon.
Governor DeSantis hammers Hillsborough County School District: 'You do not need to raise anybody's taxes'
Gov. Ron DeSantis sounded off Wednesday on the Hillsborough County School District's attempts to put a referendum on the ballot that asks voters to approve a property tax hike to increase teacher salaries.
Driver rescued from water by good Samaritan after car flew into mangroves, St. Pete firefighters say
St. Petersburg Fire Rescue says a man is in critical condition after his car flew into mangroves on Wednesday afternoon.
Governor DeSantis awards St. Petersburg College $7.2M to give students opportunities at high-wage jobs
Governor Ron DeSantis is expected to hold a press conference on Wednesday morning.
2 arrested in pickpocketing investigation in St. Pete, police searching for more possible suspects and victims
St. Pete police are investigating a rash of pickpocketing incidents in downtown St. Petersburg, arresting two men this weekend in connection with two incidents.
St. Petersburg woman's estranged boyfriend accused of shooting, killing her outside apartment: Police
The St. Petersburg Police Department says a 25-year-old woman was shot and killed by her estranged boyfriend outside her apartment in June.
St. Petersburg man accidentally shot, killed while drinking and showing guns to roommate: PCSO
A 50-year-old man died on Sunday afternoon after accidentally being shot in the chest, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.
Man shot and killed in St. Petersburg, deputies investigating
Deputies say they are investigating after a man was shot and killed in St. Petersburg on Sunday.
UFC legend Royce Gracie teaching Jiu Jitsu to Bay Area law enforcement
For those contemplating breaking the law soon, let it be known that a few law enforcement officers across Pinellas County have some new martial arts skills under their belts.
Longtime St. Pete theater company needs help from community to keep series running
A St. Pete staple is in danger of disappearing. American Stage says they don’t have money to continue the musical series they started almost 40 years ago, American Stage in the Park. They’re now appealing to the community to prevent the final curtain call.
St. Pete City Council approves proposed Rays stadium in historic vote, ending decades-long saga
The St. Petersburg City Council voted 5-3 to approve a new stadium plan for the Tampa Bay Rays in a monumental decision to keep the Major League Baseball team in the community.
Tampa Bay Rays eager for stadium approval votes on Thursday
St. Petersburg City Councilors are set to vote Thursday on whether to approve a new stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays.
St. Pete father whose son was shot, killed working with youth to help end gun violence
A St. Petersburg father who lost his son to gun violence is now using his memory to spark change among young people.