St. Petersburg police: Former pest control worker targeted 12 homes ...
ST. PETERSBURG — A former pest control worker was arrested for burglarizing 12 homes over the last five weeks, according to St. Petersburg police. David Cooper, 36, was breaking into homes being tented for termites, police said. He has worked in the industry, said St. Petersburg police spokeswoman Yolanda Fernandez. Investigators said they recovered rifles, a handgun, ammunition, electronics, jewelry, shoes and cash stolen from the homes Cooper broke into. Officers arrested him Friday, and said ..>> view originalFire at rehab clinic in St. Pete suspected to be arson
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - St. Pete Police are investigating after an unknown suspect intentionally started a fire at a rehabilitation clinic in St. Pete early Wednesday morning.Investigators told ABC Action News that just after midnight, an unknown suspect broke into the Southside Accident & Rehab Clinic in St. Pete through the glass door and used an unknown accelerant to set a fire inside the building. The amount of damage that the fire caused is unknown at this time. The fire was contained to th..>> view original'Butt graffiti' popping up in St. Petersburg
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. (WFLA) — You could call it a derrière dilemma, a keister caper, or even a rump riddle. Ah, yes. It is sixth-grade humor at its finest with endless comical posterior possibilities. At the end of the day, however, what’s now being called “butt graffiti” is ultimately illegal. The design is popping up all over the place in St. Petersburg, in places near the old YMCA and the Morean Arts Center. At least twenty cases have surfaced in the last several months. The silhouette of t..>> view originalSt. Petersburg showdown: Kriseman faces Baker for first time tonight ...
ST. PETERSBURG — The mayor's race has been making headlines for nearly two months as Mayor Rick Kriseman and former Mayor Rick Baker have been making speeches, pressing the flesh at fundraisers and gathering their ground forces for an election battle that has already broken fundraising records. Now, about two months before the Aug. 29 primary, they'll face off for the first time tonight in a candidate forum at Mt. Zion Progressive Missionary Baptist Church, 955 20th St. S. That church is the pul..>> view originalProtestors in St. Pete express concern over healthcare bill
Protestors in St. Pete express concern over healthcare bill Protests in St. Pete over GOP Healthcare bill Beau Zimmer, WTSP 11:32 PM. EDT June 26, 2017 ST. PETERSBURG, Florida— Protestors in St. Petersburg’s Straub Park staged a die-in Monday afternoon, concerned about the Republican proposed healthcare bill that will soon be voted on in Washington. Many are worried about the future and if the same health insurance they have today will still be available if the Republic..>> view originalThe Daystarter: Vinik's vision for Tampa has a name; St. Pete ...
Catching you up on overnight happenings, and what you need to know today. [WTSP] Check the latest Tampa Bay-area live radar: 10News WTSP The latest 7-day forecast • Expect storms to roll in around midday today, according to 10Weather WTSP. Look for highs near 90 and the lows around 80. • As you head out for your morning commute, check out our live blog for the latest traffic updates and road conditions across Tampa Bay. • For years, Tampa Bay Lightning owner Jeff Vinik and the ..>> view originalActivists hold "Die-In" in downtown St. Pete — Reaper, headstones ...
Kate BradshawThe Better Care Reconciliation Act.The Obamacare repeal bill.Trumpcare.Or, possibly most accurate of all, Wealthcare.Whatever name you hang on it, the proposal on which the Senate is slated to vote later this week will cost an additional 22 million Americans their health insurance, according to a Congressional Budget Office report released Monday. Activists had planned to gather in St. Petersburg even before news of the report broke, but the sheer volume of people who would likely ..>> view originalSt. Pete Celebrates First Ever TransPride March
The T in LGBT had their own time to shine in St. Petersburg — and made history in the process. The first 2017 TransPride March hit the St. Pete Pride Parade on Saturday, June 24 to give transgender and gender nonconforming people a safe space to celebrate who they are. About 30,000 people marched for the LGBT community, reports 10 News WTSP, Tampa Bay’s CBS station. “Normally the trans community is not really represented, but today we're going first,” marcher Jennifer Gulley told the publicat..>> view originalPinellas assistant principal arrested for DUI
Pinellas assistant principal arrested for DUI Staff , WTSP 11:21 AM. EDT June 26, 2017 Mary Jean Taylor, 45, was arrested near 6 th Ave South and 49 th Street South early Saturday morning after St Petersburg police say she was driving recklessly. (Photo: Pinellas County Sheriff's Office) ST PETERSBURG, Fla. -- A Pinellas school employee was arrested over the weekend on suspicion of driving under the influence.Authorities arrested Mary Jean Taylor near 6th Ave Sout..>> view originalDo you need to vote in city elections to run for mayor of St ...
ST. PETERSBURG — Jesse Nevel is running for mayor. But, voting records show, he has never cast a ballot in a St. Petersburg city election. Nevel, 27, said that won’t matter with voters. He believes many city residents are like him: they’ve never had a candidate worth casting a ballot for. “I’m like thousands of other people in this city who see nothing to vote for,” Nevel said. “Most people in this city don’t vote in local elections because there are no options on the ballot that speak to the in..>> view original
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