St. Pete Boutique Hotel Owner To Open 3 Restaurants At Pier

The St. Petersburg City Council has approved a lease Birchwood restaurant owner Chuck Prather to open three eateries at The Pier.

Coast Guard Medevacs Man From Cruise Ship In Tampa Bay

A 39-year-old man aboard a cruise ship in Tampa Bay was picked up by a Coast Guard helicopter after he began experiencing chest pain.

Community Health Centers To Open Lealman Facility

Community Health Centers of Pinellas will host a grand opening celebration for its Lealman Center on Thursday, June 7, beginning at 10 a.m.

Hunky Tampa Bay Bachelors Vie For Hand Of ABC's 'Bachelorette'

Tampa Bay fans are eager to tune in to tonight’s show, June 4, to get another look at two suitors who hail from Tampa Bay.

St. Pete Police Walk Neighborhood To Promote 'Not My Son'

On Friday night, June 1, St. Petersburg Police Chief Anthony Holloway joined clergy, concerned parents and other members of the community in

A Healthier Family: How to put a preventive care plan in action

Following the five "Ws" and compiling a list of questions in place before a doctor's visit can go a long way in staying healthy

St. Pete Motorcyclist In Critical Condition Following Crash

St. Petersburg Police are investigating a serious crash involving a motorcyclist.

Crash Forces Jeep Into Porch Of St. Pete Home

St. Petersburg Police are investigating a crash that forced a Jeep into the porch of a home at 3900 2nd Ave. N.

St. Pete Police Make Arrest In Members Only Club Shooting

A 32-year-old man has been arrested for the fatal shooting Saturday, May 26 at the Members Only Club, 1536 16th St. S., St. Petersburg.

St. Pete Scooter Operator Dies From Injuries In Crash

The operator of a scooter that collided with a Community Cab has died of his injuries.

St. Pete Native Spends Memorial Day On Normandy Beach

A member of the Air Force, Simpson was among a group of 11 female active-military members and veterans treated to a cruise in France.

New exhibit highlights collage & drawings by artist Benny Andrews

The exhibition at the MFA is a loan from African-American legal history expert and art collector Professor Edward J. Littlejohn

Love St. Pete? Share Your Stories, Reach Your Neighbors

Become a Patch Mayor: The best way to share stories and celebrate the unique place you call home.

Suzanne Burtzlaff named Business Person of the Year

The City of South Pasadena named Executive Director of The Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay the 2017 Business Person of the Year

St. Petersburg Ranked Best City In Florida For Bicyclists

As a part of the PlacesForBikes new city ratings effort, the City of St. Petersburg was recognized as the highest-rated city for bicyclists.

St. Pete Police Seek Witnesses To Nightclub Shooting

St. Petersburg Police are seeking information on a fatal shooting that occurred Saturday, May 26 at the Member’s Only Club, 1536 16th St. S.

Donation Provides Body Armor For St. Pete Police K9

St. Petersburg Police Department's K9 Renzo will receive a bullet and stab protective vest thanks to a charitable donation.

St. Pete Test Drive Leads To Attempted Carjacking, Crash

Two men are under arrest after reportedly carjacking a Cadillac during a test drive at a car dealership and then crashing it.

Here’s How Florida's Population Changed Between 2016 And 2017

New population estimates released by the U.S. Census Bureau show how much the state’s population grew between 2016 and 2017.

Trump should cap gas prices

If you want to help with all of this consider an electric car.

5th Tampa Bay Burger 21 To Open In St. Pete June 4

Burger 21, a fast-casual, “better burger” chain, will open its fifth Tampa Bay restaurant June 4 at 3201 4th St. N., St. Petersburg.

Watch: Dog Rescued In Iraq Welcomes Soldier Home To St. Pete

Even a puppy would have a hard time forgetting the person who rescued her from starving to death in war-torn Iraq.

Sex Offender Charged With Barging Into Home, Assaulting K9 Dog

The Pinellas County Sheriff's Office has arrested a registered sex offender for robbing a woman and then battering a police dog.

B2 Communications grows with new account executive

Lauren Martin brings strong background in media and public relations

School Security a Political Football

Superintendents and school board chair persons sounded collectively like a kindergarten class that had just been told recess was canceled.

City OKs Lease With Duke Energy For Solar Panels At St. Pete Pier

With an estimated cost of no more than $2 million, Duke will pay for and own the system.

St. Pete Police Make Arrest In String Of Gym Thefts

St. Petersburg Police have arrested a 38-year-old St. Louis man accused of stealing car keys from fitness centers.

Has That Python Become Too Big To Handle? FWC Hosts Amnesty Day

Residents who have exotic pets they want to relinquish can bring them to the Boyd Hill Nature Preserve Saturday, Mary 19.

Opening Planned For 4th St. Pete Medical Marijuana Dispensary

Liberty Health Sciences will host a grand opening for its St. Petersburg Cannabis Education Thursday, May 17 at 5:30 p.m.

Medical Examiner Confirms Man Died When Vape Pen Exploded

A St. Petersburg man's death is believed to be the first confirmed fatality resulting from a vape pen exploding.

Love Steak? St. Pete LongHorn Steakhouse Opens Today

Guests can begin dining at the new restaurant at 3 p.m.for dinner, and regular hours will begin the next day at 11 a.m.

​Give Day Tampa Bay 2018 raises more than $1.76 million

More than 8,200 unique donors made contributions during the 24-hour giving challenge

St. Pete Unfiltered – The Movie – The Movement

This is a bright and talented group of people who, could make a major difference in how St. Petersburg looks at its Wastewater problems.

No Town Like “Our Town” featuring Theatre eXceptional

Bay Area professional actors and actors with disabilities unite to bring life to American Classic.

Senior living community welcomes home residents on Honor Flight

Residents of The Fountains at Boca Ciega Bay welcomed home their peers from The Honor Flight of West Central Florida

May 17: Meet Florida Businesses Working For More Than Just Profit

Panel discussion and working lunch with Florida businesses "aligning purpose with profit"

St. Pete Woman Arrested For Calling 911 Twice To Ask For Beer

Officials say the woman calling 911 for beer is representative of widespread abuse of the 911 system in Florida.

Batteries Plus Bulbs Opens First St. Petersburg Store

Specialty Retailer Now Open for Business

Coast Guard Delivers 1 Ton Of Seized Marijuana To St. Pete Base

The crew of the Coast Guard Cutter Resolute delivered 1 ton of marijuana worth an estimated $2.2 million total wholesale.

St. Pete’s Biogas disaster

City Council seemed to lurch between being surprised and being miffed that “clean energy” “save the environment” project was in trouble