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Tropicana Field | Shark Bite | Hotel Shooting: 2023 Top St. Pete News
Taylen Mosley Death | Beach Drive Sculptures | Drug Trafficking Ring | Pour-Your-Own-Wine Bar | Vinoy Rebranded: 2023 Top St. Pete News
ST. PETERSBURG, FL — With 2023 coming to a close, here are some of the top news stories from St. Petersburg:
10-Foot Gator Removed From St. Pete Neighborhood: Police
Officers helped a trapper remove a 400-pound gator from a St. Petersburg neighborhood in March, police said.
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St. Pete One Of 'Best Places To Travel In The U.S. In 2023'
A list of the "Best Places to Travel in the U.S. in 2023" features 2 Florida destinations, including St. Petersburg, Forbes said.
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Body Of Taylen Mosley Found; Father Charged With Murder
St. Pete police have charged Thomas Mosley in the death of his son, Taylen, 2, and the boy's mother, who was slain in her apartment.A Florida woman was bitten by what was possibly an adult bull shark while swimming in Tampa Bay Saturday night.
The Study, a pour-your-own wine and beer lounge, recently opened its doors in St. Petersburg's Historic Kenwood neighborhood.
Hotel Shooting Suspect Arrested: St. Pete Police
Two people were shot on May 1 in the parking garage of the Tru by Hilton in the Grand Central District, St. Petersburg police said.24 Arrested During Drug Trafficking Bust: Pinellas County Sheriff
A drug trafficking sting in the Tampa Bay area led to the arrests of 24 people Wednesday, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office said.
Marriott Rebranding Vinoy Hotel As Part Of Autograph Collection
St. Pete's historic Vinoy hotel, which is undergoing a comprehensive renovation, unveiled its redesigned ballrooms in December.
Tropicana Field Ranked Worst MLB Stadium
In a ranking of all 30 Major League Baseball stadiums, St. Pete's Tropicana Field comes in last, Sports Illustrated said.Iconic Bronze Animal Sculptures Disappearing From Beach Drive
Artist Mike Elwell is selling his whimsical bench sculptures that lined Beach Drive, delighting St. Pete tourists and residents for years.
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