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Shared walls went out of style at the height of the pandemic, but the entrepreneurs behind St. Pete real estate company Docked Living believe people need...
U.S. Rep. Charlie Crist, D-St. Petersburg, officially embarked on a third bid for the governorship on Tuesday during an event in the Deuces neighborhood of South...
The city of St. Petersburg plans to apply for a federal grant in the upcoming fiscal year to add more police officers. City officials did not...
A group of around 40 protestors took to Central Avenue Saturday evening to demonstrate unity with the Black community. A local activist group, St. Pete Solidarity,...
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Monday signed a bill that, as of July 1, will suspend all Covid-19 restrictions and mandates imposed by municipal governments. DeSantis has...
After 12 successful years at the owner’s table, restauranteur Steve Westphal has sold 400 Beach Seafood and Tap House. Volet Hospitality, which purchased Alto Mare and...
The Waterfront Parks Foundation Inc., a nonprofit that works to protect the St. Petersburg downtown waterfront parks, has a submitted a letter of support for the Demens...
For more than a year, the coronavirus pandemic and its devastating and disproportionate impact on Black, Hispanic and Native American communities diverted attention away from another...
Six months after Bayfront Health St. Petersburg was acquired by Orlando Health, hospital leaders are optimistic they’re moving in the right direction and say they’ve made...
While the Covid-19 pandemic continues to disrupt life as we know it, another public health crisis has quietly reared its head — and Tampa Bay is...
