An unprecedented hurricane season caused over $2.4 billion in damage to roughly 1,100 area businesses and 41,000 homes and, by proxy, the local economy and workforce....
Several thousand trees in St. Petersburg succumbed to Hurricane Milton’s winds, and city officials hope community-driven replanting efforts can mitigate the devastation. Tara Lynn Hubbard, president...
The two largest mixed-income housing projects in Pinellas County history received a $10.75 million boost Tuesday. Commissioners also authorized $65.93 million in bond sales to finance...
St. Petersburg will begin repairing Albert Whitted Airport more than three months after Hurricane Milton substantially damaged the publicly owned facility. City Council members unanimously approved...
Long-discussed efforts to remediate an interstate’s negative impacts on predominantly African American neighborhoods in St. Petersburg received a federal boost Friday. The U.S. Department of Transportation...
St. Petersburg will receive over $160 million to storm-harden facilities, support businesses and assist residents still reeling from Hurricanes Helene and Milton. However, it could take...
A 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...
In 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...
The Pinellas Suncoast Fire & Rescue District’s (PSFRD) governing board will meet Thursday evening to discuss Chief Jeffrey Davidson’s recent resignation and its impact on operations....
St. Petersburg is at a pivotal point in its 137-year history. Mayor Ken Welch must guide the city through an unprecedented hurricane season’s aftermath and help...