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Jennie Barela went missing from her Colorado home over three years ago. On Thursday, her son was reunited with her after one man's mission to find her family. → Read More
Jennie Barela went missing from her Colorado home over three years ago. On Thursday, her son was reunited with her after one man's mission to find her family. → Read More
Sally Gardnier-Smith and her best friend, Ellie, a 7-year-old cockapoo, are adjusting to life at Eckerd College in St. Petersburg. → Read More
Bilmar Beach Resort General Manager Clyde Smith spent part of Thursday morning greeting guests taking advantage of a small break in the rain. → Read More
Paddle boards are one of a few items you can rent from Taylor's Beach Service on Treasure Island Beach. Nowadays employees have to walk the giant boards to customers instead of driving them. → Read More
After months of caring for and protecting a flock of muscovy ducks, Mike Price is releasing them back into Lake Pasadena. → Read More
Around 2:00 P.M. Wednesday afternoon St. Petersburg police and undercover agents raided the Fat Boy Mini Mart at 2680 5th Avenue South. They were executing a search warrant, looking for illegal drugs. → Read More
Founded in 2011, 2nd C.H.A.N.C.E Center for Boys is giving young men a reason to make a better impression and improve their character. → Read More
Starting in 2003, St. Pete Pride has grown into one of the largest pride celebrations in the country. All that intention is good for local businesses. → Read More
Scalloping season kicks off on Saturday. Recent headlines of people contracting a potentially deadly bacteria has some taking extra precautions when scalloping. → Read More
The University of South Florida St. Petersburg is teaming up with 3 Daughters Brewing and Great Bay Distributors to offer a brewing arts program. → Read More
3 Daughters Brewing and Great Bay Distributors is teaming up with the University of South Florida St. Petersburg to teach students the craft of craft brewing. The university offering a three-month brewing arts program starting in October. → Read More
Move over Uber and Lyft, a new smartphone app is using boats to get people around in the bay area. The new app developed right here in Tampa Bay. → Read More
A small neighborhood in unincorporated Hillsborough County say a proposed housing development will destroy their neighborhood ecosystem. → Read More
It's a unique way for groups to get around downtown St. Petersburg, but owners say the city's restrictions need to be eased. → Read More
A short five-minute film shot in Tampa will soon be making its big debut on a world stage under the lights, cameras and action of the Cannes Film Festival. → Read More
Pasco County's first magnet school,Sanders Memorial Elementary S.T.E.A.M., will open its doors in a few months. → Read More
Five-year-old Morgan Rhyne is battling her own battle with cystic fibrosis, but she loves greeting her mother coming home from fighting a battle overseas. Morgan even wearing a uniform like her mother. → Read More
Around 3,100 students wanting to attend the University of Florida got accepted only to find out they need to take online courses first. → Read More
11 injured veterans with the Wounded Warrior Project got a chance to step into the batters box at Tropicana Field and take pitches from major league pitcher Andy Sonnanstine. → Read More