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St. Pete is getting its first look at the concepts behind PSTA’s Art in Transit project. In 2019, the city provided $750,000 to fund the initiative,...
The St. Petersburg Chamber of Commerce presents: Coronavirus Impact Insights. Click the play arrow above to watch the full video. On this episode, John Barkett, broker...
April 21, 2017 was the worst day of Tara Davis’s life. Her four-month-old daughter, Elita, had been hospitalized over what her then-husband told her was a...
With a growing number of COVID-19 cases, the Pinellas County Sheriff’s Office will concentrate crowd control efforts over July 4 weekend in bars and other places...
Pinellas County likely will keep its beaches open this July 4 weekend, said County Administrator Barry Burton. Beaches in three south Florida counties will close this...
A 22-year-old man is the youngest person in Pinellas County to die as a result of COVID-19. The man’s death was reported June 25 by the...
Key endorsements and fundraising prowess are pushing candidates Michele Rayner and Mark Oliver into front-runner status in a four-way race for the Florida House District 70...
The St. Petersburg renaissance has been in full swing for more than a decade. We’ve excelled in many areas and struggled in others. In our series...
Cultural programming and aesthetic upgrades will be coming soon to the historic 22nd St. South corridor, thanks to a national grant recently awarded to The Deuces...
Four candidates for the District 7 Pinellas County School Board seat took the virtual stage Wednesday, working to distinguish themselves in a crowded field for the...
