Despite its size and the site’s noteworthy background, a $225 million project received the St. Petersburg City Council’s blessing Thursday...
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Plans to demolish a long-vacant, storm-damaged tower in downtown St. Petersburg are moving forward. The day cannot come soon enough for some stakeholders. Gianco Companies will...
Growth is often the enemy of history, underscoring the importance of honoring those who spend their time and money safeguarding elements of St. Petersburg’s past. Preserve...
Residents of the barrier island can voluntarily raise their whole property, including garages, driveways and seawalls, using fill dirt when elevating their homes away from rising...
The EDGE District’s climbing gym and community hub, Vertical Ventures, commemorates 30 years of business in June. Vertical Ventures (116 18th Street S.) will host a...
St. Petersburg’s leadership believes back-to-back hurricanes have better prepared them for the impending storm season. Mayor Ken Welch highlighted ongoing infrastructure improvements Tuesday from the Northeast...
Pinellas County is looking for additional funding for a nearly $11 million project that will storm-harden 35 traffic signals along major evacuation routes. At their May...
TSOLife, an innovative technology company focused on enhancing the senior living home experience, has received an additional $43 million in capital, after completing a Series B...
A new analysis from the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office found that Republican-sponsored legislation unveiled Sunday night would jeopardize healthcare for 3.9 million Floridians. The study also...
Four development teams – some for the second time – have submitted proposals to provide affordable homeownership opportunities at a city-owned site in West St. Petersburg. ...
