Casey Albritton

The city started a new permit issuing process about a month ago, and now permits are being issued faster.

For the first time in months, Treasure Island is welcoming visitors with a new festival called “Back to the Beach: Sand & Kites & Coastal Delights.”

A new technology that will help predict hurricane impacts is coming to St. Pete! A sailboat will map the ocean floor in our area over the next month.

With Tampa's annual River O' Green Festival beginning in just four days, one local organization is trying to come up with other ways for Tampa to celebrate St. Patrick's Day in the future.

Police said Miranda Corsette was killed some time at the end of February and her body was disposed of in a dumpster in Hillsborough County.

People all over Pinellas County could be getting help elevating their homes to protect themselves from future storms.

It's one of the busiest times of the year at Tampa International Airport, but storms are impacting flights.

With just a few months to recover from last year's hurricanes, those Spring Breakers are flocking to businesses that are now open.

The city of St. Pete is now investing $7 million to upgrade two sewage treatment facilities. Last year's hurricanes caused issues surrounding St. Pete's water system.

Florida legislators are considering a bill that would impact the regulation of single-use plastic containers. Some environmental organizations are already fighting this bill in the Tampa Bay Area.