Relatively minor flooding – or losing a refrigerator full of groceries – can have an outsized impact on lower-income households that already struggle to make ends...
Starting Sunday, the James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art will temporarily open its 5,875-square-foot meeting and dining area, Mesa Hall, as an open community and...
If you’re searching for a way to give back to your community, the Catalyst’s Impact Connector is here to help. Each week, we feature five organizations...
Just three weeks ago, Pinellas County completed Phase One of its Pass-a-Grille Beach renourishment program, replacing tons of sand that had washed away due to natural...
Nearly 1.5 million gallons of untreated wastewater flowed throughout St. Petersburg neighborhoods as Hurricane Helene’s storm surge overwhelmed infrastructure. While sewage discharges occurred citywide, one culprit...
Tickets go on sale at noon today for a Saturday, Oct. 12 performance by comedian Bert Kreischer at Ruth Eckerd Hall. All proceeds from BERT AID...
The St. Petersburg City Council held a two-hours-plus discussion covering Hurricane Helene’s impacts, unsung heroes and ongoing concerns for the first time Thursday. St. Petersburg has...
Digital marketing consultant Joe Lowery had lived for two years on Helena Avenue NE in St. Petersburg’s Shore Acres neighborhood when Hurricane Helene sent upwards of...
As the Gulf Coast continues to deal with the damage Hurricane Helene left behind, a team of researchers at the University of South Florida (USF) St....
Fiona Whelan Prine is giving back to her Gulfport friends and neighbors. Prine, whose 56th Street home is less than two blocks from Gulfport Beach, evacuated...
