St. Pete’s newest flower shop blooms with drive-thru and workshop space
From bouquets on-the-go to hands-on workshops and a one-of-a-kind flower drive-thru, this whimsical new shop is redefining what a flower shop can be. St. Pete has a fresh new destination for flower lovers, creative spirits, and anyone who loves a little whimsy in their day. The Roaming Petal and Arms of Persephone...
New pop-up bar bringing Christmas joy to downtown St. Pete
The holidays have arrived early at The Xmas Bar in downtown St. Petersburg. FOX 13's Jennifer Kveglis reports.
Woman going 107 mph on Florida highway wanted Little Caesars before it closed: affidavit
A 21-year-old woman was charged last week after she was clocked going 107 mph in a 55 mph zone, an affidavit from the Florida sheriff's office stated.
Drivers getting around ‘mysterious’ St. Pete lane closure
ST. PETERSBURG — There’s a lane closure in a busy area of downtown St. Petersburg that drivers have been dealing with for months – but they aren’t sure what the closure is for. A middle lane is closed on 5th Ave South between 4th and 3rd...
Green Light Cinema expanding with new restaurant and bar in downtown St. Pete
Green Light Cinema, St. Pete’s only independent art house theater, is expanding by opening a restaurant and bar next door. Owners Mike and Sue Hazlett are converting the neighboring space at 225 2nd Avenue North into Green Light Lounge and Kitchen, a 3,300-square-foot venue where guests can grab a bite, have a drink,...
Son of Ybor City crash victim speaks out, shutdown continues impacts on Bay area...
Good morning, Tampa Bay. Here's what you need to know today. After a cold start to the day, we will have a milder afternoon. High temperatures will reach the upper 60s to low 70s with sunny skies. In Tampa, a high of 70 degrees is still 10 degrees below normal,...
‘Imminent threat’: Residents forced out of St. Pete apartments after management violates safety codes
About 50 units in The Morgan apartment complex in South St. Petersburg have been considered unsafe to occupy following multiple months of failed fire inspections, according to the fire marshal and the St. Pete Fire Department.
St. Petersburg honors late veteran’s impactful legacy
U.S. Navy (Dec.) Seaman Bryant Keith Harrell posthumously received St. Petersburg’s Honored Veteran Award at the 12th annual Veterans Day Ceremony Tuesday. The event returned to the Williams Park Veterans Memorial downtown after moving to City Hall last year following Hurricanes Helene and Milton. Harrell’s wife,...
Tampa and St. Petersburg Approve $350,000 Annual Funding Each for Year-Round Ferry Service
Tampa and St. Petersburg city councils approved a five-year agreement Thursday. Each city commits up to $350,000 per year to fund a year-round ferry that connects both cities. The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority will oversee the service now called the Tampa Bay Ferry. St. Petersburg City Council passed the...
Oyster Bar Reopens in Larger St. Pete Location After Two-Year Closure
The Oyster Bar swung its doors open again on Oct. 14. The new spot spans 3,200 square feet in St. Petersburg's Grand Central District. Two years had passed since the last customer walked out. Owner Josh Cameron had aimed to shut down temporarily in Aug. 2023. Six months — that...
