Dunedin residents speaking out against plans to build pickleball courts at Honeymoon Island State Park
Dozens of demonstrators lined the entrance of Honeymoon Island State Park this weekend, speaking out against a proposed development plan by the state to construct lodges, pickleball courts and other amenities in at least nine parks across Florida.
Florida Botanical Gardens inspired newest exhibit at Creative Pinellas
Seeing artwork in the every day is a gift that the Surface Design Guild demonstrates in the newest exhibit at Creative Pinellas.
Crash on Skyway Bridge caused major backup, northbound lanes reopened
A crash in Manatee County blocked the northbound lanes on the Sunshine Skyway Bridge on Saturday afternoon.
Construction crew found horse bones while working at mental health facility in Pinellas Park: Police
A construction crew working at the Personal Enrichment Mental Health Services facility found bones while moving soil on Friday afternoon, according to authorities.
Pinellas dog rescued with 7-pound tumor finds forever home two months after surgery
A dog that was rescued two months ago with a seven-pound tumor on its face just found his forever home.
2 rescued in Clearwater after yacht catches on fire: Officials
Two people were rescued after a yacht caught on fire early Saturday morning, according to authorities.
Volunteers in St. Pete plant sea oats to help preserve sand dunes
In a conjoined effort to maintain and preserve sand dunes that got roughed up during previous storms, volunteers from a number of organizations across St. Pete Beach started their Saturday morning on Upham Beach, planting about fifteen hundred sea oat plants.
Bay Area business offers parasailing off of Clearwater Beach
Stay and Play operate parasailing excursions off of Clearwater Beach everyday.
11.1 million gallons of partially treated wastewater flow into Stevenson Creek in Clearwater: Officials
Heavy rain in a short amount of time overwhelmed a Clearwater wastewater plant on Thursday, leading to millions of gallons of partially treated water flowing into Stevenson Creek.
St. Petersburg mayor responds to outcry over five-figure bonuses, suspends HR director
The mayor of St. Pete is responding to an outcry over bonuses he ordered given to city staff.
Bay Area animal rescues struggling to stay afloat amid rising vet bills and spike in strays
The Suncoast Animal League in Palm Harbor had to pause animal intakes for the first time in its 18 years of existence.
Comic artist inspiring others through inking at Imagine Museum
At a workshop at the Imagine Museum, local comic book artist Josh T. Rodriguez hopes to inspire others like comics inspired him. After a brief introduction to 15 participants, Rodriguez puts up a slide with a variety of his comics artwork.
'Career criminal' accused of stealing from Bay Area stores by using barcode manipulation scheme
A man was arrested for defrauding Lowe’s of more than $4,500 in merchandise, according to the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office.
Bay Area entrepreneurs gear up for St. Pete expo during National Black Business Month
Florida’s growth is beaming with opportunity for business owners, and during National Black Business Month, Tampa Bay entrepreneurs are gearing up for a neighborhood expo in St. Petersburg to highlight the businesses in local areas.
St. Pete council urges tenants' rights in city deals after state stripped protections
A year after a controversial bill stripped cities of their own protections for renters, the City of St. Petersburg is finding a way to bring some of them back.
Man stabbed in machete attack in Clearwater: PCSO
A man was stabbed in a machete attack early Thursday morning in Clearwater, according to the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office.
Man donates boat to couple who lost houseboat in Debby: 'I’d rather the boat have a good home'
A Polk County man donated his sailboat to a Gulfport couple who lost their houseboat in Hurricane Debby.
St. Pete leader wants city to examine running its own electric utility
Duke Energy came to a rate settlement agreement with the Florida Public Service Commission on Wednesday, approving Duke's 2% bill increase over a three-year period.
Family of 15-year-old killed in boat crash files lawsuit against parents of teen operator
The parents of 15-year-old Collin Moorefield, who was killed in a boat crash in St. Pete in March, are suing the parents of the 15-year-old who was driving the boat at the time of the crash.
Madeira Beach considering adding lifeguards, safer swimming zones
Madeira Beach is considering some safety improvements this summer, hosting community meetings to gauge resident's feeling about the changes.