Task force recovers 57 missing, endangered local kids

Over 120 missing or endangered Central Florida children are now home for the holidays following a two-week multi-agency operation that spanned from Tampa Bay to Fort Myers.

Detectives from the St. Petersburg Police Department participated in the historic two-week initiative, dubbed Operation Home for the Holidays. The U.S. Marshals Service and a diverse array of federal, state, local and non-governmental partners celebrated the mission’s success Monday.

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City-owned grocery store debate stalls in St. Pete

City officials continue working to address persistent food insecurity issues in South St. Petersburg. Reaching a consensus on potential solutions presents another challenge.

A city council committee, as stated in the Nov. 13 agenda, initially planned to have a second discussion regarding “municipally-owned grocery stores in food deserts.” The meeting ended with members voting against providing the One Community Grocery Co-op with a $50,000 capacity-building grant.

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