State official: St. Pete has a post-storm housing problem

A state emergency management official pledged to make Pinellas County his home as the area recovers from Hurricane Milton. Finding a place to stay will present a challenge.

Kevin Guthrie, executive director for the Florida Division of Emergency Management, applauded city leadership for making outside-of-the-box decisions in Hurricane Milton's aftermath, at Thursday morning’s city council meeting. He also highlighted storm recovery challenges.

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Voodoo Brewing now open in St. Pete

After years of anticipation and numerous setbacks, St. Petersburg's newest brewery has finally opened its doors to the public.

Voodoo Brewing Co., located at 220 4th Street North, is now serving up a variety of craft beers, seltzers and cocktails, along with a full food menu. The 7,300-square-foot establishment, which formerly housed Orange Blossom Catering, has been transformed into the newest addition to the city's ever-growing craft beer scene. The property is owned by Michael Andoniades, who also owns the nearby Hollander Hotel.

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