Invasive Jumping Worms Spreading Across US, Including In FL

Officials said the aggressive species threatens soil structure and can also harm plant roots. Here's how to spot it.

Invasive 'Crazy Worm' Found In Several States, Including FL

Officials said the aggressive species threatens soil structure and can also harm plant roots. Here's how to spot it.

How Much Does Hiring A Plumber Cost In St. Pete?

From leaky faucets to burst pipes, hiring a Thumbtack professional is the fast and easy way to handle all your plumbing needs.

How A Strong ​​El Niño Winter Could Affect FL Home Heating Costs

There's bad news for your winter utility bill in Florida, where 9 out of 10 residents use electricity for heating and air conditioning.

Hire A St. Pete Area Pro To Clean Your Home Today!

Getting things done around the house has never been easier.

St. Pete Area Pros Are Ready To Help Tackle Your Dirty Work ​—​ Literally

Finding and hiring top-rated house cleaners, junk removal pros and more has never been easier.

Eco-Friendly Tips To Care For St. Pete Lawns In Fertilizer Ban: City

Officials say increased rainfall in the summer months can cause nitrogen and phosphorus from fertilizer to reach water bodies.

How Much Would It Really Cost To Go Solar In The St. Pete Area, And Are The Savings Worth It?

Thumbtack makes it simple to switch to solar energy in your area.

Want A Gorgeous Garden? Here’s How Much Landscaping The St. Pete Area Costs

This season, make your dreams of a freshly manicured lawn or a flower-filled yard a reality when you hire a top-rated landscaper.

Why Termite Inspections In The St. Pete Area Are Worth Every Penny

An ounce of prevention can save you lots of money in the long run and keep your home safe from damage.

How Much Would A Good Home Cleaning Cost In The St. Pete Area?

Top-rated cleaning professionals are available to help get your house next-level clean.

St. Pete Relaunches Rebates For Rain Barrels, Rain Totes Program

Residents who attend a water workshop may qualify for the rebates for rain program and also receive a free barrel.

Water conservation program aims to save up to 11 m gallons a day

Rebates available to residents, business owners and contractors in Tampa Bay region

Watering Restrictions Stressed By City For St. Pete Residents

The city asks for residents to consider implementing water-saving practices to help save every drop.

Fish Kills Continue Along Pinellas, Sarasota, Manatee County Coastlines

Red tide was detected in waters from Hillsborough County south to Lee County over the past week.

Coffee Pot Bayou Warning Signs Removed; Pelican Deaths Remain A Mystery

An all-clear for water in the Coffee Pot Bayou area has been given as the cause behind 17 recent pelican deaths remains a mystery.

Pelican Deaths Under Investigation In St. Pete

St. Petersburg officials are working to determine why more than a dozen pelicans have been found dead or sick in recent days.

Boyd Hill Nature Preserve​ Announces Family Activities

The Boyd Hill Nature Preserve will offer a program on manatees on January 10 and a scavenger hunt for families on March 25.

Tuesday’s Supermoon: Will Tampa Bay Area Weather Cooperate?

The Dec. 13 supermoon is expected to dim the usually spectacular Geminid meteor shower.

Red Tide Concerns Persist in Tampa Bay Area Counties

Red tide remains a concern from Pinellas south to Collier County with fish kills reported in Sarasota and Manatee counties.

Jeeptoberfest – Belleview, Florida

Jeeptoberfest is a great family event with lots of Jeeps, vendors, family and Kids.

Florida Stone Crab Claw Season Opens Soon

Florida’s commercial and recreational stone crab claw season opens later this month.

Friends of Crescent Lake Park Announce Re-dedication of Water Tower

The ceremony will be held Saturday, Sept. 17.

Alligator Kills Florida Woman’s Dog

Pinellas County is now monitoring alligator activity at Joe’s Creek Greenway Park after a dog’s death.

Manatee Mom, Baby Returning to St. Pete Waters

Tampa’s Lowry Park Zoo is planning to release the rehabilitated pair on Tuesday.

Bike/Walk Tampa Bay to Host Summer Summit

Organization aims to make the region a better place for non-motorized traffic.

ICYMI: Advice For Living With Florida Alligators

With an estimated 1.3 million alligators in Florida, there are things residents and visitors need to know to stay safe.

Watch: Manatee Crashes Florida Backyard

The hungry critter just couldn’t resist the allure of freshly mowed grass in a St. Petersburg yard.

2016 Hurricane Names: Is Yours On the List?

Find out what names are on tap for storms that develop in the Atlantic this year.

CDC: Nearly 80 Percent Of Public Pools Have Health, Safety Problems

Inspection data collected from the federal agency in five states, including Florida, showed most public venues failed to meet standards.

ICYMI: Nurse Shark Bit Woman, Wouldn't Let Go

The 23-year-old woman was hospitalized Sunday with the 2-foot shark still attached to her arm.

Injured Loggerhead Rescued By Coast Guard

The injured critter was spotted in the middle of the Sunshine Skyway channel Monday morning.

Jeep night at the Winghouse in Pinellas Park

Bring your Jeep and come on over to the Winghouse on US 19 in Pinellas Park.

Ranger Naturalist program seeking applicants

Environmental program takes place at Weedon Island Preserve this summer.

Patchy, Dense Fog Possible Again Friday Morning

Motorists are being asked to exercise caution throughout the Tampa Bay area if they encounter areas of dense fog.

Boaters Beware: Yacht Basin Off Limits During Grand Prix

The U.S. Coast Guard is helping enforce a temporary safety zone during Grand Prix weekend in St. Petersburg.

Red Tide Sticking Around the Bay Area

Samples collected last week did show lower concentrations.

Bobcat Catches Shark: Top of 2015

The ‘cat fishing’ occurred at Sebastian Inlet State Park in April.

ICYMI: Get Tampa Bay Area Beach Condition Reports Online

Mote Marine Laboratory has upgraded its tool that allows beachgoers to check on local conditions.

Red Tide Concerns Linger in Tampa Bay Area

Blooms of the irritant persist along the west coast.