New rules for live music hitting St. Pete Beach soon as residents complain about noise levels
For many, St. Pete Beach is synonymous with sunshine, sand and the sound of live music from beachside bars. Some locals say the music keeps them up at night, however, and city leaders are now trying to strike a balance.
Hundreds attend town hall on potential New College takeover of Ringling Museum of Art
Hundreds of community members attended the "Citizens to Protect The Ringling" group's town hall to learn more about a proposed transfer of management from Florida State University to New College.
Delays in services for people with developmental disabilities troubles state lawmakers
Florida has a crisis in caring for children with developmental disabilities.
Man arrested for shooting nephew during fight at Bradenton apartment complex: Deputies
A man was arrested Tuesday after deputies said he shot his nephew during a fight that escalated at a Bradenton apartment complex.
Man behind the wheel in deadly Plant City crash arrested for DUI manslaughter: Deputies
A man who deputies said was behind the wheel during a deadly Plant City crash that happened more than a month ago has been arrested for DUI manslaughter.
Amber Alert: 9-year-old boy last seen in Miami Gardens found safe
The statewide Amber Alert issued for a 9-year-old boy last seen in Miami Gardens was canceled by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement. The child was found safe.
Elon Musk unveils plans to step back from DOGE but remain involved
Elon Musk says he’ll reduce his role in a federal jobs group and dedicate more time to Tesla following a 71% drop in profits. Tesla plans new products, including a cheaper Model Y and a driverless robotaxi service.
Sen. Ashley Moody aims to roll back 60s-era citrus regulation as growers face mounting challenges
Polk County is one of the top producers of orange juice in the state, and its citrus growers have faced numerous challenges, including government over-regulation, which U.S. Senator Ashley Moody says she is fighting to change.
Iconic Derby Lane greyhound track sold to investment group
The iconic Derby Lane greyhound track in St. Petersburg has been sold.
USF St. Pete aims to convert nearly 3,000 pounds of food waste into compost weekly by next fall
Scraps left on students’ plates and food prep waste from USF St. Pete’s dining halls will soon be composted and turned into soil.
Death investigation underway along Tamiami Trail
There are more questions than answers as Sarasota County deputies investigate a death along a busy road on Tuesday, according to the sheriff's office.
Snapchat sued by Florida Attorney General over child safety concerns
Attorney General James Uthmeier announced Tuesday that the state of Florida is suing Snapchat, accusing them of defying Florida's law banning young teens from having their own social media accounts.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier defends himself in Tampa ahead Hope Florida hearings
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier defended himself in Tampa as hearings into payments made by the Hope Florida Foundation are set to begin later this week.
IDEA Victory School's drumline making an impact on young performers in Bay Area
The winning ways of the newest program at IDEA Victory School, the IDEA Drumline, is teaching kids much more than music.
Couple turns harrowing medical journey into a message of hope
We're continuing our week-long celebration of National Volunteer Month, and tonight's story shows a couple turning personal hardship into a hospital-wide hope.
DUI driver crashes into deputy’s cruiser: MCSO
A Manatee County sheriff's deputy is doing OK after an alleged drunk driver crashed into him.
VIDEO: 30-mile police pursuit ends with ATV driver arrest in Cape Coral, CCPD says
A 30-mile pursuit of an armed ATV driver who had been drinking and making threats ended in an arrest after Cape Coral police officers followed the man for about 25 minutes, according to police.
Suspect behind bars after Gibsonton road rage shooting along I-75
A man was arrested over the weekend after a Gibsonton road rage shooting on I-75, according to deputies.
Waiting for help: More than 21K of Floridians with developmental disabilities stuck in backlog
More than 21,000 of Florida’s most vulnerable citizens need help but do not receive it due to a backlog in the state government.
Shooting at Easter event in Gainesville leaves three injured; police seeking suspect
A shooting at an Easter event in Gainesville on Sunday night left three people injured, including one with life-threatening wounds, according to the Gainesville Police Department.