St. Pete Police Chief responds to criticism

Anthony Holloway, St. Petersburg's Chief of Police, wants people scrutinizing his management of the city's Power of Change donations to "look at the big picture."

Reports that the SPPD failed to use over $9,000 intended for the city's homeless population first surfaced in July. The money stems from St. Petersburg's Power of Change collection stations - an initiative encouraging residents and visitors to deposit spare change into repurposed yellow parking meters rather than directly handing it to people on the street.

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Local winners from a ‘phenomenal’ Pinellas primary

Over 200,000 residents exercised their right to vote Tuesday, helping shape Pinellas County’s future for years to come.

While the closed primary generally frames races for the Nov. 8 general elections, Pinellas voters still elected two school board members and settled a county commission contest. According to the Supervisor of Elections Office, 219,209 residents, or nearly 32% of registered voters, cast their ballots.

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