The St. Petersburg retailer will close its Tyrone location Dec. 1 as new federal restrictions threaten roughly 80% of its sales.
A proposed charter amendment would allow port leases of up to 25 years without a citywide referendum.
St. Pete Beach’s first microbrewery marks a decade of craft beer, community and loyal customers.
The 1937 Driftwood home where Meinke lived and wrote for more than five decades is now a St. Petersburg historic landmark.
Six developments will receive federal disaster recovery dollars for 645 affordable rental units across St. Petersburg.
The $364,811 appropriation will upgrade boats and storm-damaged docks used by student volunteers who respond to hundreds of Tampa Bay maritime emergencies each year.
After years of delays and plumbing problems, Craft Kafe's new location is almost ready.
Supporters tout homeowner relief; opponents warn of cuts to essential local services.
In an ironic turn, Tampa Bay needs rain as hurricane recovery continues.
It will serve as a six-week testing ground for a transformation aimed at making the city’s oldest public space a year-round destination.
