St. Pete teen accused of killing mother’s boyfriend: SPPD
An argument turned deadly Thursday afternoon in St. Petersburg.
Motorcyclist killed in Pinellas Park crash
A man died after a crash involving his motorcycle and a car on Thursday night, the Pinellas Park Police Department said.
'Suspicious' death investigation underway in St. Pete: Officers
A man's death in St. Petersburg is being considered suspicious by authorities, and now they're working to figure out what happened.
St. Pete scrap metal fire forces nearby residents to evacuate
A fire at a St. Petersburg scrap metal yard could be seen for miles on Thursday afternoon.
Largo school crossing guard hit by car, hospitalized
A school crossing guard is recovering from injuries after being hit by a car on Thursday morning, Largo police said.
Hurricanes severely damage Pinellas Hope’s complex for homeless community
The punches from Hurricanes Debby, Helene and Milton took a toll on families across the Bay Area. It's also severely impacted our charities.
Residents in St. Pete community devastated after Hurricane Milton: 'We're just in survival mode'
The clock still ticks in Marilyn Alberts’ bedroom, but time has stood still for her and her neighbors in Pinewood Village in St. Petersburg for the past three weeks.
St. Petersburg to waive home repair permits after hurricanes
The City of St. Petersburg will waive home repair permit fees for six months after Hurricanes Milton and Helene.
Multi-million dollar project: The Rays unsure of the Trop's future
The Rays are beginning to explore what they will do next after winds tore the roof off Tropicana Field during Hurricane Milton.
Seven Pinellas parks to reopen Saturday following hurricanes Helene & Milton
Many parks and trails in Pinellas County are set to reopen this Saturday, Oct. 19, after being closed due to damage caused by Hurricane Milton.
Where small business owners can turn for aid after hurricanes
Businesses along Florida’s west coast suffered significant storm damage from Hurricanes Milton and Helene, leaving many facing the daunting prospect of applying for disaster relief loans from insurance companies and the government, but help is available.
2 killed, child seriously injured in tow truck crash: SPPD
Two adults are dead, and a child was seriously injured after a tow truck and an SUV collided in St. Petersburg on Tuesday evening.
Man riding scooter hit, killed by PSTA bus
A man died after being hit by a PSTA bus while riding an electric scooter on Tuesday morning, St. Petersburg police said.
Boil water notice lifted in Gulfport
The City of Gulfport announced Tuesday that residents are no longer under a boil water notice.
Pinellas County Schools on track to reopen Wednesday, officials say
Pinellas County Schools said Tuesday morning that the district remains on track to resume classes on Wednesday following Hurricane Milton.
Nonprofit, St. Pete church teaming up to help those impacted by recent hurricanes
Radiant Church and Convoy of Hope are teaming up on Tuesday to help those affected by Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
South St. Pete neighbors return home, many still flooded around Lake Maggiore
Many residents around Lake Maggiore Park in South St. Pete returned home on Monday for the first time to survey the damage caused by Hurricane Milton. They found significant flooding, with several streets still impassible.
Hurricanes Helene and Milton leave behind extensive damages in Pinellas County
On Monday, crews were setting up Treasure Island Fire Rescue’s new temporary home in City Hall’s parking lot.
Safe and sound: Stingrays removed from Tropicana Field
The Florida Aquarium announced they have moved seven male cownose stingrays from Tropicana Field back to their home at The Florida Aquarium in downtown Tampa.
Pinellas schools to reopen this week following Hurricane Milton
Pinellas County Schools released its plans to reopen schools following Hurricane Milton, which closed campuses last week as it barreled toward Florida's west coast.