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Did coffee mug photo lead to St. Petersburg fire chief's retirement? - Vimarsana News

Did coffee mug photo lead to St. Petersburg fire chief's retirement?

Mayor Ken Welch said he told James Large a post on social media, which displayed wording some viewed as a taunt, showed “poor judgment.”

Fire officials warn of fires in low-lying areas that experienced flooding from Hurricane Idalia - Vimarsana News

Fire officials warn of fires in low-lying areas that experienced flooding from Hurricane Idalia

Less than 48 hours after Hurricane Idalia moved up Florida's Gulf Coast, the cleanup and recovery have begun. Pinellas County officials said the county had the highest storm surge it’s had in years.

Resident rescued from house fire in St. Pete as Idalia floods surge - Vimarsana News

Resident rescued from house fire in St. Pete as Idalia floods surge

Crews with St. Petersburg Fire Rescue rescued a resident from a house fire Wednesday afternoon as floods surrounded the home.

St. Pete fire chief responds to bullying, discrimination allegations after being put on administrative leave - Vimarsana News

St. Pete fire chief responds to bullying, discrimination allegations after being put on administrative leave

St. Pete Fire Rescue Chief James Large responded to allegations against him of bullying and discrimination Friday. Large said he denies all the allegations, and said he has worked to increase diversity within the department.

St. Pete fire chief defends himself against allegations in employee survey - Vimarsana News

St. Pete fire chief defends himself against allegations in employee survey

Allegations against Large and the culture of his fire department were brought to light in a recent anonymous employee survey in which a few dozen responses called out the fire department’s diversity.