Police Add Officers At 2 Pinellas Park Schools After Threat

Police will have additional officers at two Pinellas Park schools on Monday after a possible threat was shared on Snapchat sometime Friday

St. Pete Police Report Dramatic Decrease In Car Thefts

Auto thefts in St. Petersburg were down 10.7 percent compared to 2016 and they’ve dropped 36 percent over 2015.

Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg adds two notable curators

Dr. Bennett is senior curator of early western art; Dr. Thomas is curator of collections and exhibitions

St. Pete Announces Presidents' Day Government Closings

In observance of the Presidents' Day holiday on Monday, Feb. 19, St. Petersburg city government facilities will be closed.

Planned Burn At Boyd Hill Preserve Expected To Generate Smoke

Officials at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve, 1101 Country Club Way S. in St. Petersburg, are planning a prescribed burn on Friday, Feb. 16.

Police Search For Driver In St. Pete Attempted Abduction

Police want to speak to the driver of an orange Hyundai Veloster in connection to last week's attempted abduction on Coffee Pot Boulevard

Musician Shot, Killed Near Pinellas Park City Hall

A woman was killed in the 5100 block of 78th Avenue near the Pinellas Park City Hall on Monday night, police said

St. Pete Challenges Residents To Get Fit During Annual Run

Join the second annual Healthy St. Pete Fit City 5K and 1-Mile Fun Walk Saturday, April 7, in North Straub Park from 7:30 to 11 a.m.

St. Pete To Host 2nd Seafood, Music Fest At Vinoy Park March 3-4

St. Petersburg will host its second annual Seafood & Music Festival March 3-4 in Vinoy Park in downtown St. Pete.

St. Pete Man Stabs, Kills Intruder Who Broke Into Apartment

A St. Petersburg man stabbed and killed an intruder who broke into his St. Petersburg apartment overnight, police said

Kriseman to south St. Pete – protection or a message

The answers to these questions are important for everyone who lives in St. Petersburg.

Man Dies In Townhouse Fire Near St. Pete

A man died in a fire at a townhouse at 7233 Parkside Villas Drive North ​in Lealman

My football boycott – season wrap up

NFL Television ratings continue to tumble.

Tampa Bay Rays Owner Endorses Tampa Site For New Ballpark

Stu Sternberg said at a Friday afternoon press conference that the "entire focus" of the team is to get the Ybor City ballpark built

Palm Shores Retirement Community Pays Back Wages

Palm Shores Retirement Community will pay $181,663 in back wages to 454 employees for violating the overtime provisions

Distinctive works added to Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg

Paintings, photographs, drawings and sculptures by renowned international and local artists are among works new to MFA

No Charges Expected In Traffic Death Of St. Pete Pedestrian

Police say the driver was unable to stop or swerve due to other southbound traffic around his car.

Uber Driver Attacked Outside McDonald's In St. Pete: Police

An Uber driver was assaulted in a McDonald's parking lot Tuesday night by two brothers, according to St. Pete police

Woman Escapes Attempted Kidnapper In St. Pete

A man attempted to kidnap a female jogger Wednesday morning in the 2100 block of Coffee Pot Boulevard N.E., according to police.

Brandi Gabbard Relator Extraordinaire……

Gabbard was elected by the public not by the Realtors – or was she?

Florida Man Charged With Murder 8 Years After Shooting

A 42-year-old man named Riddle was charged with first-degree murder Monday eight years after the victim was shot.

Exciting & diverse exhibitions coming to the MFA, St. Petersburg

The Museum of Fine Arts, St. Petersburg offers the region’s widest range of art in 2018

Coast Guard Delivers 2 Tons Of Seized Cocaine To St. Pete

The cocaine, valued at more than $46 million, was seized from four vessels in the Caribbean Sea.

Man In Wheelchair Dies in St. Pete Crash

Police are investigating a fatal crash involving a pickup truck and a motorized wheelchair that occurred on 1st Ave North and 55th Street

Open House Planned For Lealman Community Campus

The open house for the new community center at 5175 45th St. N., St. Petersburg​ will take place from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Why you play the game is the most important.

On Saturday, February 3, at North Shore Park in St. Petersburg, the renowned 88 year old Kids and Kubs will play two WHY games.

The NFL Boycott continues – alternatives for Super Bowl.

As for me, frankly, I think I am done with the NFL for good.

Deputies Target Traffic Violators On U.S. 19

Pinellas County deputies are targeting traffic violators along U.S. 19 from Pinellas Park to Tarpon Springs

Community Foundation of Tampa Bay awards arts & culture grants

More than $60,000 in grant funding supports cultural enrichment in the Tampa Bay area

4 Teens Arrested In Stolen Van After Police Pursuit

The driver of the van stolen in St. Petersburg is a 15-year-old girl.

St. Pete Beach Seafood & Music Festival

A blending of delicious freshly-cooked foods and great live musical performances with a small marketplace of arts, crafts and fine products.

St. Pete Chooses Firm To Design New 40th Avenue Bridge

The city has selected a design firm to produce plans for a new bridge to replace the crumbling 40th Avenue Bridge.

B2 Communications hires new account manager

Nick Piburn brings more than 10 years of communications experience to B2

​Dr. Peter Dawson becomes Founder Emeritus for The Dawson Academy

Clinical Director Dr. John Cranham, DDS to lead faculty for the Academy

St. Pete Police Shut Down Suspected Drug House

An emergency visit to the hospital by a gunshot victim has resulted in St. Petersburg Police shutting down a suspected drug house.

City Hall Stars To Challenge Kids and Kubs February 3

Mayor's team seeks to recover trophy after an 11-10 defeat by the Kubs

The West Coast public transportation battle heats up

The Tampa Bay Times continues to run with the light-rail solution.

Man Killed In Shooting Behind St. Pete Home

The 32-year-old man was taken to a hospital where he died, according to reports.

Kriseman goes to Washington but no invite to the White House

It is not surprising that dumb late-night tweets come home to haunt.

Vandals Damage 4 Murals In St. Petersburg

Someone is throwing gray paint on the colorful wall murals, police said