1 hr ago | Examiner.com
Another night of freezing temperatures ahead for Tampa Bay
Despite the fact Tampa Bay waters are still close to 70 degrees, Sunday morning temperatures around the area varied little among the four major reporting stations.
6 hrs ago | WTSP-TV Saint Petersburg
Woman accidentally shot at St. Pete church
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- A woman is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after deputies say she was accidentally shot at a church.
8 hrs ago | Tampa Bay Online
St. Petersburg man accused of stabbing teen-age girlfriend
A 33-year-old St. Petersburg man was arrested early this morning after police say he repeatedly stabbed his 17-year-old girlfriend and then tried to kill himsekf with the knife.
9 hrs ago | Tampa Bay Online
USF study slams traffic cameras
JAY CONNER/STAFF 1/6/2012 ------ The "red light camera" set up to watch westbound Gandy Blvd at the intersection of West Shore Blvd.
13 hrs ago | Palm Beach Post
Inmate set to die for slaying of St. Pete woman
Petersburg mother - but like many executions, why he is being killed now and why it didn't happen years ago are both something of a mystery.
16 hrs ago | St. Petersburg Times
Community news from concerts to cleanups
Sweetheart Shuffle: You and your valentine can step out for an evening of live music at the historic Manhattan Casino in St.
Brandon Woman Run Over Twice Outside Derby Lane in St Pete
ST. PETERSBURG, Fl. - A woman 24-year-old Brandon woman was run over and killed by a tanker truck and another car early Friday morning as she returned from derby lane in St Petersburg.
FHP seeks second vehicle involved
Investigators with the Florida Highway Patrol have released the identity of a Brandon woman who was struck by two vehicles early Friday morning in St.
St Pete Group Says They Have Less Expensive Plan to Save the Pier
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - A group that wants to remodel not replace the old St Petersburg pier is taking signatures to force the issue on to the ballot in next election.
Sox' sad tale begins in December. A quick-thinking teacher alerted the SPCA Tampa Bay when two young children told her about a puppy that was "dying slowly" in their bathroom at home, according to the SPCA.
Mystery Monkey Of Tampa Bay Puts Down Roots
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - A monkey that has eluded capture for nearly two years has seemingly taken up more permanent residence in a family's backyard.
St. Pete woman badly hurt when vehicle strikes her
A 78-year-old St. Petersburg woman was badly hurt when she was hit by a van Friday outside a fast-food restaurant, St.
The WilliesAMERICAN Stage Brings Kerouac Back to Life in McELROY'S 'End of the Road'
The Willies AMERICAN STAGE BRINGS KEROUAC BACK TO LIFE IN McELROY'S 'END OF THE ROAD' by Joe Shea Aerican Reporter Correspondent Bradenton, Fla.
St. Pete pushes foreclosure registry
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - You can hardly tell by looking at the property in St. Petersburg that a home has been in foreclosure since 2009.A But a closer look reveals one of the key reasons why it looks relatively normal in appearance.
African American Heritage Project Community Outreach
Mayor Bill Foster has officially launched his African-American Heritage Project initiative to examine the rich history of African-Americans in St.
Woman Killed, Hit Twice Crossing Gandy
State Highway Patrol troopers are looking for one of two drivers whose vehicles struck and killed a woman crossing Gandy Boulevard in St.
Accident closes portion of Gandy Blvd.
Drivers will want to avoid Gandy Boulevard if possible early Friday morning, as an accident has closed down the westbound lanes in St.
As 'Bud Lee's America' closes, Tampa Bay arts community pays tribute to photographer
Homeowners being "ripped off" by insurance companies?
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. -- Walt Fedorchenko hates looking at the bill for his homeowners insurance.