Florida Has Significant Election Security Problems: Report

A report released by the Committee on House Administration Democrats​ said Florida's election systems are vulnerable to being hacked.

Perfect Weather For A Brain Freeze; Free Slurpee Day At 7-Eleven

With hotter-than-normal temperatures expected in Florida, be sure to stop by the nearest 7-Eleven convenience store for a free Slurpee.

The Light Bag is back with private funding

What happens when one of those sudden storms comes up? Lights, sirens racing to Spa Beach to save the Bag?

New Director Joins St. Petersburg Free Clinic’s Health Center

Shevette Batts brings a diverse background in healthcare administration to the organization.

St. Pete Coast Guard Seaman Becomes U.S. Citizen

Seaman Kenwyn Berkeley, a crew member aboard Coast Guard Cutter Resolute, became a citizen June 29.

St. Pete Brothers Arrested For Hitting Man In Head With Rock

Two brothers were arrested for attacking one man with a shovel and throwing a rock and seriously injuring another man.

Cab Driver Arrested In Hit-And-Run Death Of St. Pete Homeless Man

St. Petersburg Police have arrested the driver who is reportedly responsible for a fatal hit-and-run accident on Friday, June 29.

Hurricane Season 2018: Fewer Storms Predicted By Weather Experts

Colorado State University weather forecasters have revised their prediction, now forecasting a "below-average" Atlantic hurricane season.

The Fountains At Boca Ciega Bay Receives National Awards

The Fountains was recently honored by national senior living provider Watermark Retirement Communities

Pinellas County Government Offices To Close For Fourth Of July

Pinellas County government offices will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, in observance of Independence Day.

Overturned Cement Truck Closed I-275 Ramp At 22nd Street

The 22nd Avenue South exit ramp from Interstate 75 remains closed to traffic after a cement mixer overturned, spilling cement onto the road.

Museum Teams Up With Breweries To Create Art-Inspired Brew

The community will have two opportunities to taste the new art-inspired brews at the Museum of Fine Arts in July.

Here’s How Florida Ranks For Child Well-Being: Report

See how the Sunshine State ranks for overall child well-being, according to the Annie E. Casey Foundation’s new report.

Kriseman – Trouble on the horizon for the Trop

While the Trop site looks like a plum ready for the picking, it could quickly turn into a real nightmare.

Pickup Truck Hydroplanes, Flips, Lands In Tampa Bay

A pickup truck ended up in Tampa Bay after hydroplaning on the Howard Frankland Bridge, flipping over and crashing through a guard rail.

Single Display Of Hate Couldn't Quash St. Pete Pride Enthusiasm

Despite crowds of more than 200,000 people, there wasn’t a single arrest.

This Time 'Til It's Won! Make the Southside Black Again!

Founding Conference of Communities United for Reparations and Economic Development (CURED)

St. Pete Police: Drunk Driver Fell Asleep At Wheel, Ran Light

The driver of a Chevrolet Cruze that hit a BMW motorcycle on Gandy Boulevard and killed the rider on June 23 was arrested today, June 27.

Pinellas County July 4 Fireworks, Parades and More: 2018 Guide

Here's a wrap-up of Independence Day activities in Pinellas County.

WEDNESDAY: Amy Kedron for County Commission campaign kick-off

Dr. Amy Kedron formally launches her campaign for Pinellas County Commission this Wednesday (27th), 6pm, at Slyce Madeira Beach

Troubled Former Bucs Defensive End Faces Crack Cocaine Charge

Former Buccaneers defensive end Alvin (Keith) McCants was arrested early this morning, June 25, for possession of crack cocaine.

St. Pete Home Invasion Leaves 1 Intruder Dead

Police are investigating a home invasion that occurred shortly after 5:30 a.m. Sunday, June 24 at 4150 11th Ave. S.

St. Pete Motorcyclist Killed By Reportedly Intoxicated Driver

St. Petersburg Police are investigating a fatal motorcycle accident that occurred just before midnight Saturday, June 23,

Democrats and the separated children not playing well at KFC

Paul Ryan and the Republicans got a complete pass.

The 16th annual St. Pete Pride kicks off this weekend

The weekend starts with a free concert from Friday in North Straub Park, followed by the parade downtown Saturday.

St. Pete To Host Florida's Largest Pride Parade

St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman kicked off the 16th annual St. Pete Pride Festival with the raising of the rainbow flag over City Hall.

2 St. Pete Police Lieutenants Demoted; 1 Retires

One St. Petersburg Police lieutenant has retired and two others have been demoted for claiming work hours when they weren't on the job.

Tampa Man Drowns While Swimming Off Gandy Bridge

A Tampa man has drowned after swimming near the Gandy Bridge in unincorporated St. Petersburg.

Mazzaro's Italian Market Fire Under Investigation

Apparently, the fire started in the market's dry storage area. No one was inside at the time.

Beware the Blue Wave

This is not the election to vote by color (Red or Blue), or mascot (Donkey or Elephant).

South St. Petersburg To Host Redevelopment Summit

City officials will host the first Community Redevelopment Area summit June 19.

Arrest Made In 32-Year-Old St. Petersburg Rape Case

More than 30 years after a 39-year-old woman was raped, St. Petersburg Police have made an arrest.

Canoeists Forced To Yield Right Of Way To Manatees

A group of manatees made it clear to canoeists that the right of way belongs to them when the canoeists met up with the sea cows in a creek.

St. Pete House Fire Sends Resident To Hospital

One person was hospitalized for evaluation following a house fire Thursday morning, June 14.

St. Pete Police Seek Man Accused Of Shooting Ex-Girlfriend

Detectives say James Brown Jr., 52, shot his ex-girlfriend, Philandria Nero, 52, at her home on 20th Street South late Tuesday afternoon.

St. Pete Police Officer Caught On Video Using Racial Slur Resigns

A St. Petersburg Police officer has resigned after a cell phone video showed him using a racial slur.

St. Pete Pier District Wins Multiple Design Excellence Awards

Still under construction, the St. Pete Pier has already been recognized three times by the American Institute of Architects.

Scooter Operator Killed in Crash In St. Pete

A motor scooter operator was killed Monday, June 11, after being struck by a car on 36th Avenue North in St. Petersburg.

Workshop Set Monday On 40th Avenue NE Bridge Project

The first public workshop on the future design and construction of the 40th Avenue N.E. Bridge has been set for June 11.

How about a Central Park New York Style for the Trop site?

Will the old planning model work for the Trop?