St. Petersburg residents can learn about method circuit training taught by certified trainers at one of the city's AARP FitLot parks.
Fully cooked ham and pepperoni products under a recall were produced in Michigan and shipped nationwide, including to Florida.
The rate of new cases has increased recently in Pinellas County.
Do you think you know all there is about HIV/AIDS? A sex health specialist shared what's true and false.
The Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay partnered with EGYM to conduct a first-of-its-kind fall reduction study
Two popular Trader Joe's chicken products sold at Florida stores were recalled last week.
The annual list compiled by U.S. News & World Report rates thousands of nursing homes based on care, rate of complaints and more.
More than 54 million Americans live with arthritis including more than 4.2 million people in Florida
Pregnant women in Pinellas County have moderate vulnerability to poor health outcomes, according to a new analysis.
A company that produces hummus has voluntarily recalled its organic mediterranean dip because containers could have certain nuts.
The CDC has issued updated holiday 2021 guidance as Floridians prepare for Thanksgiving, Christmas and other celebrations.
The new gift of hearing for a 28-year-old resident will open opportunities to her, and she will feel more included in conversations.
The St. Petersburg Police Department is asking for the public's help identifying a man who is responsible for an Exxon robbery.
See the latest announcement from BayCare Health System.
Temporary regulation changes were made to help save the five species such as softshell turtles that are being affected by bunyavirus.
The first 500 residents who receive a vaccine at the city hall Sunday will be handed free downtown parking vouchers good for a month.
People who tested positive or have been exposed to COVID-19 will be able to get a monoclonal antibody for free to fight the virus.
Residents who live with physical challenges are given priority if there is a line of people waiting to get checked at a new COVID test site.
Today St. Anthony's Hospital in St. Petersburg announced that starting Tuesday, Aug. 10, it will pause elective surgical procedures that ...
Here are updated figures on hospital capacity in Pinellas County.
Changing tides aren't making it easy for crews to keep shorelines clear of dead fish. After a cleanup, fish float back in from the bay.
Many St. Petersburg residents are growing tired of the foul odors from dead carcasses permeating the air near homes and waterfront parks.
If you haven't been vaccinated, the Dali Museum has partnered with Pinellas Department of Health to administer shots to locals for one day.
The Radiation Oncology program at St. Anthony's Hospital Cancer Center has been recognized by the American College of Radiology (ACR). T ...
Hospitality workers can receive a COVID-19 vaccine for free and without an appointment at a couple different St. Pete locations Tuesday.
With new Centers for Disease Control and Prevention guidelines, Publix, Starbucks and others don't require masks for vaccinated Floridians.
New mental health counseling now available at MinuteClinic in growing number of Tampa regional CVS HealthHUB locations
Here is how the St. Pete area is doing with coronavirus vaccinations.
Updated federal data shows how the ongoing coronavirus pandemic has affected hospitals in Pinellas County.
Veterans Affairs Bay Pines has expanded its vaccine clinic-hours, and is offering offsite vaccine locations in St. Pete and Bradenton.
Federally-supported vaccine sites in Florida will soon administer Pfizer first-doses.
This is how the St. Pete area compares to Florida for coronavirus vaccinations.
Minors under 18 who are eligible for the Pfizer vaccine can get the two-dose shot under certain conditions. Find out how to register here.
The impact of COVID-19 on Florida mortality is significantly greater than the official COVID-19 data suggest, reports said.
Florida is doing worse than most states in the race to vaccinate its population.
As of March 22, Florida residents age 50 and older can receive the COVID-19 vaccine. Here is a guide to St. Pete locations offering shots.
Veterans who receive care at the C.W. Bill Young Veterans Affairs are eligible to receive the COVID-19 vaccines, the VA said.
Gov. Ron DeSantis said the state will try to keep Floridians from having to show proof of vaccinations via so-called vaccine passports.
Qualified St. Petersburg residents can receive COVID-19 vaccines during walk-ups at community health centers.