Storm-hardening two of St. Petersburg’s wastewater treatment facilities shuttered during recent hurricanes was a prominent topic at a recent City Council meeting. Administrators will consider any...
Demand vastly outweighing supply fueled a persistent attainable housing crisis long before back-to-back hurricanes damaged nearly 16,000 homes in St. Petersburg. Local leaders are now exploring...
Still navigating the aftershocks from back-to-back hurricanes, St. Petersburg will spend at least $633 million over the next five years to bolster the city’s environmental resiliency....
Aspiring media professionals and their educators at Lakewood High School have earned a prestigious distinction, and additional program funding. While Pinellas County Schools offer over 70...
The Tampa Bay Rays will not terminate plans to build a new stadium in downtown St. Petersburg, likely ensuring the team retains control over a $6.7...
The City of St. Petersburg’s legislative agenda unsurprisingly focuses on storm recovery and environmental resilience in the wake of back-to-back hurricanes. The draft document notes that...
The latest Pinellas County Employment Sites Program (ESP) success story is a nearly 48,000-square-foot manufacturing facility along the 22nd Avenue North corridor in St. Petersburg. Local...
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...
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...
