‘Stand Your Ground’ hearing continues for Tampa attorney accused of opening fire on Hillsborough...
The third day of the Stand Your Ground hearing for a Tampa attorney charged with attempted murder of law enforcement in 2021 wrapped up with no decision from a judge. Harold Lewis fired multiple shots at Hillsborough County deputies during what he claims was a confusing encounter in which he didn’t realize deputies...
FOX 13’s Charley Belcher takes us to Magnolia Soap & Bath Company for a...
Magnolia Soap & Bath Company sells their own plant- based, domestically sourced soap, candles, bath bombs and laundry detergent. They also host parties and let customers make their own creations. FOX 13's Charley Belcher takes us inside this unique Clearwater shop for Charley's World.
The Best Seafood Creole In Florida Is Hiding Inside This Quirky Restaurant
There’s a place in North Redington Beach where the colorful Adirondack chairs are almost as inviting as the seafood creole that keeps locals and tourists alike coming back for more – The Conch Republic Grill. You know those restaurants that make you feel like you’ve stumbled into a...
Former Pinellas Park police officer accused of traveling to meet 11-year-old
PINELLAS PARK, Fla. (WFLA)— A former Pinellas Park police officer was arrested after traveling to meet an 11-year-old, officers said. The Pinellas Park Police Department started investigating Gary Mygdal, 73, on Sept. 4. During the investigation, officers determined that Mygdal engaged in inappropriate and sexually...
Tampa Bay area public schools see sharp enrollment decline
TAMPA, Fla. - School hallways in the Tampa Bay area are emptier than expected this fall. Pinellas County Schools have already lost about 4,000 students compared to last year, and Hillsborough reports a more than 7,000 student decline from last year. Because Florida funds public schools at $9,130 per student,...
St. Pete opens apartments designated for special needs, low-income residents
The City of St. Petersburg celebrated the opening of Founders Point Apartments on Thursday, designed for low-income individuals with special needs.
St. Pete residents to pay more on utilities after rate increase approval
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA)—The St. Petersburg City Council approved utility rate hikes during a public hearing Thursday night. The City Council considered adjustments to water, wastewater, reclaimed water, stormwater, and sanitation utility rates and charges for 2026. The rate changes will begin on October 1, 2025....
St. Pete woman’s $48K water bill, work order raise new questions about city meters
The St. Petersburg City Council is taking action to address the city's sky-high water bills.
Dog found locked in crate with string tied around neck near dumpster in Tampa...
The Humane Society of Tampa Bay said Thursday that a dog was found locked in a crate near a dumpster with a string tied around its neck.
St. Pete BBQ Staple to Close After 12-Year Run
After 12 years of feeding St. Petersburg's Grand Central District, Urban Brew & BBQ will shut down at 2601 Central Avenue. The last day on September 6th, 2025, will showcase a special "Urban's Last Dance" buffet for $12. Starting in a tiny spot at 1939 Central Avenue back in June...
