'Thought I Was Hungover': Tampa Bay Residents Share Earthquake Experiences

A 6.1-magnitude earthquake off the coast of Cuba could be felt in parts of FL, including the Tampa Bay area, some residents said.

Queer Athletes Celebrated In New Children's Book By FL Author

Allendale United Methodist Church is co-hosting a celebration of author Rob Sanders’ new picture book about LGBTQ+ athletes, “Play Proud.”

Club Assembly set Tuesday, June 9, Leardership Positions Available Club Impact A Topic

Club to serve breakfast at Ronald House on June 23. No meeting June 16 District Conference Set For June 25-28 at Tradewinds in Clearwater.

Earthquake Felt Across FL; No Tsunami Threat

An earthquake of at least a 6.1 magnitude off the coast of Cuba was felt in parts of FL, the US Geological Survey said.

Father Kills Toddlers | Rapper Arrested | Charges Dropped In Deadly Truck Crash: FL Weekend

Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Florida.

Charges Dropped Against St. Pete Garbage Truck Driver In Fatal Alley Crash

State prosecutors have dropped the charges against a St. Petersburg garbage truck driver who ran over and killed a woman asleep in an alley.

Alien Artifacts Museum | FL Pizzerias Among Best In U.S. | Brewery ‘Here To Stay’: FL Business News

Michelin Guide Honorees React To Recognition | Mexican Restaurant, Event Space Abruptly Closes | New Shops, Restaurants Coming To UTC

Baby Manatee Rescued From St. Pete Waters Near Eckerd College

A baby manatee found with multiple watercraft and shark attack wounds was rescued near Eckerd College and brought to ZooTampa for care.

St. Pete City Council To Consider Replacing Duke Energy

St. Petersburg City Council members approved a $590K feasibility study of alternatives to Duke Energy, reports said.

‘Seinfeld’-Inspired ‘Dancing Elaines’ Group Makes Debut At Gulfport Pride Parade

After joining the Gulfport Pride Parade lineup, ‘The Dancing Elaines’ group is planning more meetups in the St. Pete area.

St. Pete June Art Shows Celebrate LGBTQ+ Expression, Identity

Several art shows across St. Petersburg feature works by LGBTQ+ artists throughout the Tampa Bay region.

Second Arrest Made In Fatal Memorial Day Shooting: St. Pete Police

A second man was arrested and charged with second-degree murder for the fatal shooting of another man in downtown St. Pete, police said.

‘Like Adult Summer Camp’: Print St. Pete Offers Summer Workshops

Print St. Pete’s summer classes include zine camp, Lego printmaking, risograph printing and jigsaw block printing.

Body Found In Water Near St. Pete Boat Ramp: Police

A body found in the water near a south St. Petersburg boat ramp is being investigated as a possible suicide, police said.

Arrest Made In Fatal Memorial Day Shooting On 1st Ave. N.: St. Pete Police

A 25-year-old man faces a second-degree murder charge for a fatal shooting that happened in downtown St. Pete on Memorial Day, police said.

Popular Mexican Restaurant Abruptly Closes In Downtown St. Pete

After 16 years in business, a popular Mexican restaurant and event space has shut its doors in downtown St. Petersburg.

2 St. Pete Restaurants Recognized By Michelin Guide FL

Two St. Pete restaurants — an eatery inspired by Tokyo’s underground listening bars and dining at the Vinoy — are Michelin-recommended.

Woman Killed By Garbage Truck | Human Remains At Construction Site | Alien Artifacts Museum: FL Weekend

Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Florida.

City Worker Drove Garbage Truck Over Woman, Killing Her: St. Pete Police

A city employee was arrested after driving a garbage truck over a woman lying in an alley, killing her, St. Petersburg police said.

FL Entrepreneur’s UFO Sightings Lead To His Opening A Beachside Alien Artifacts Museum

An entrepreneur began seeing strange lights off the deck of his St. Pete Beach home three years ago. Now, he owns the Museum of the Unknown.

Michelin Stars Awarded | Bad News For Beer Lovers | ‘90s-Themed Bar Closing: FL Business News

Midwest Pizza Chain Targets FL | Distillery Debuts Speakeasy | Local Apparel Brand Opening Storefront | Diner To Reopen With New Concept

Arrest Made After Armed Robbery At St. Pete Gas Station

A man was charged with robbery with a deadly weapon after police linked him to a gas station holdup, St. Petersburg police said.

St. Petersburg Distillery Debuts Public Speakeasy, Moonshiners Tour

The new 45-seat speakeasy adds an after-hours lounge and a history-focused Moonshiners Tour at the St. Petersburg Distillery.

3 Teens Charged With Murder In 14-Year-Old’s Death: St. Pete Police

All three teenage suspects have been identified and arrested in the May 22 fatal shooting of a 14-year-old in St. Petersburg, police said.

Popular St. Pete Brewery Expanding Into Downtown Tampa: Report

A staple in St. Petersburg’s beer scene is opening a new tasting room in downtown Tampa, a report said.

Deadly Downtown Shooting | Man Saving Turtle Hit By Truck | Tornado Confirmed: FL Weekend

Here are the headlines you may have missed from the weekend in Florida.

Suspect In Downtown St. Pete Fatal Shooting Sought By Police

A 29-year-old man died after being shot during an altercation in downtown St. Petersburg, police said. The suspect is still at large.

Man Hit By Truck While Moving Turtle From Road In Seminole: Pinellas Deputies

A man was hospitalized after being hit by a truck while removing a turtle from the road in Seminole, Pinellas County Sheriff's Office said.

Tampa Motorcyclist Killed In I-275 Crash On Howard Frankland Bridge: FL Troopers

A Tampa motorcyclist suffered fatal injuries in a southbound I-275 crash involving a Lakewood Ranch driver, FL Highway Patrol said.

Fab Four Museum - Penny Lane Ultimate Beatles Museum is moving to St Pete in just a few weeks.

Since opening in 2017 in Dunedin, Penny Lane Beatles Museum has gained international attention as a one-of-a-kind attraction.

Trader Joe’s Opening Soon | Pizzeria Plans 2nd Location | Brewery Closing Taproom: FL Business News

$200K Raised For Homeless Restaurant Manager | Restaurant Openings, Closings | Culinary Trolley Tour Launches

Memorial Day Events In St. Pete Celebrate America’s 250th

Memorial Day weekend events in the St. Pete area include military ceremonies, a FL Orchestra performance, parties, art museum admission.

Here's Where St. Petersburg, Tampa Park Systems Rank Nationally: Report

The 2026 ParkScore Index from the Trust for Public Land compared local park systems in Tampa and St. Pete to other U.S. cities.

Get Your Flannel Ready For A ‘Roseanne’-Themed Burlesque Open Mic In St. Pete

A St. Pete comedian is hosting a burlesque comedy open mic at The Ball inspired by the '90s TV show "Roseanne."

Gulfport Man Claimed He Was 'Play Fighting' When Gun Went Off, Killing Friend: Police

A Gulfport man was charged with second-degree murder in the fatal shooting of his friend last month, police said.

Steve Lampar, Of Parc Center for Disabilities, Tells Rotary About A Place Where Capabilities Shiine

Serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities since 1953.

St. Pete Launches $42M Affordable Rental Housing Program

The city of St. Pete is seeking developers for a new affordable rental housing program offering $42M in federal hurricane recovery funds.

$200K Raised To Lift Pinellas Park Restaurant Manager Out Of Homelessness

A Tampa influencer raised $200K to rent a home for the 85-year-old woman who runs Café Bích Nga and frequently sleeps at the restaurant.

Japanese Retailer Plans Largest Store | Michelin-Recommended Sandwich Shop Expanding: FL Business News

270-Unit Apartment Complex Breaks Ground In Pasco | Concierge Company Supports Tampa Bay Employers | Paint-And-Sip Lounge Coming Soon

Art Studio, Paint-And-Sip Lounge Coming To The Edge District

A new family-friendly art studio and paint-and-sip lounge is opening on Central Avenue in St. Petersburg's Edge District.