The Pinellas County School Board chose a known commodity to serve as its next superintendent Tuesday morning – Chief Academic Officer Kevin Hendrick. The board unanimously...
For over eight hours Tuesday, St. Petersburg City Council members discussed the city’s fiscal year 2023 (FY23) operating budget – Mayor Ken Welch’s first – which...
A new poll lays bare the deep emotional pain and seething frustration being experienced by African Americans. One has to look no further than the National...
With the 18-month pilot program drawing to a close and a University of South Florida study into usage details complete, members of the city council heard...
The St. Petersburg Conference on World Affairs (SPCWA) held its opening ceremony at the historic Palladium Theater Tuesday night, featuring an introduction by Mayor Ken Welch...
People often use the terms equity and equality interchangeably, but as Dr. Ruthmae Sears eloquently explains, treating everyone as equals can ignore the preexisting limitations many...
St. Petersburg is down to its last at-bat to provide a permanent home for the Rays, and as promised throughout his campaign and first month in...
Bank of America awarded St. Petersburg College (SPC) $1 million to help students from underserved backgrounds receive job placement services and achieve their career goals while...
In an effort to increase visibility and promote partnership throughout the entire city, the St. Petersburg branch of the NAACP is launching a monthly podcast titled...
St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch envisions new community centers, tech hubs and homeownership opportunities for residents, and he has a road map on how the city...
