The University of South Florida will soon have a new leader, as President Rhea Law announced her impending retirement Monday. Her successor will inherit a long-planned...
St. Petersburg government and business leaders welcomed counterparts from Mexico, Colombia and the Dominican Republic to the city Feb. 13 in a show of solidarity amid...
Back-to-back storms brought billions of dollars in damages to Pinellas County’s coastal communities; local and state officials believe the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers deserves some...
St. Petersburg officials have long struggled to secure a permanent downtown home for the Cross Bay Ferry. A potential solution to the waterborne hurdle has appeared...
Utility rates have soared alongside rents, leaving some residents to choose what bills they can afford to pay in any given month. They now have a...
A bipartisan trio of state legislators hope to resolve a longstanding impasse between the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and property owners delaying the renourishment of...
The St. Petersburg Police Department has received dozens of sextortion reports – often involving teen boys and perpetrated by organized crime rings – that cost residents...
Calls for area officials to collectively address Tampa Bay’s congested roadways and limited transportation options have reached a crescendo, and a Pinellas County organization recently unveiled...
U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor has submitted requests for $10.5 million in federal appropriations that could help uplift South St. Petersburg neighborhoods, mitigate flooding, increase affordable housing...
City council members recently celebrated receiving over $3.5 million in state and federal funding to dredge Bartlett Lake, which will mitigate flooding risks to surrounding neighborhoods....
