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Local governments to release millions in opioid grantsIn February 2023, state officials announced Pinellas County and area municipalities would receive around $110 million from a groundbreaking opioid settlement. Local leaders will soon begin disbursing the windfall. The funding stems from arduous litigation and negotiations with conglomerates deemed at least partly responsible for the opioid epidemic. St. Petersburg will receive approximately $6 million over 18 years. |
Rays now want Trop repaired for 2026 season |
Pulpo finds immediate success in St. Pete |
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Business leaders meet new museum director, honor arts advocateA private reception Tuesday at the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg provided an intimate setting for local business leaders to meet the enthusiastic new executive director. The St. Petersburg Downtown Partnership also honored City Councilmember Gina Driscoll for her arts advocacy inside City Hall. |
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Welcome to Florida: Mister Rogers at Rollins College
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Jan 11 @ 01:00 PMSelf-Defense / Early Danger |
Jan 11 @ 05:00 PMCosmic Relics |
Jan 12 @ 02:30 PMBirding on the Bay |
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