Mayor Ken Welch’s second annual State of the City address may have lacked a major announcement, but the pomp, circumstance and focus on unity found at...
St. Petersburg residents could vote on what projects or departments receive $1 million in funding through a unique program proposed by the mayoral administration. City Administrator...
Despite a 7:30 a.m. start time, over 300 local civic and business leaders gathered Friday for the St. Petersburg Area Chamber of Commerce’s 125th annual meeting....
A marine technology hub, two major hospitals, a renowned museum and a preeminent research university are among the dozens of organizations that call the St. Petersburg’s...
Mayor Ken Welch called teachers catalysts for inspiration who make a profound impact on the lives of students the the future of the community. Dylan Madrinan...
New York-based business mogul John Catsimatidis Sr.’s praise for St. Petersburg is elevating alongside his momentous project downtown, the Residences at 400 Central. Catsimatidis, founder of...
St. Petersburg’s Council of Neighborhood Associations (CONA) made history Wednesday by swearing in its youngest president and board of officers to date. CONA is a volunteer-driven...
What should have been a joyous occasion for David Sokol and his nearly 100 employees at Fresco’s Waterfront Bistro left more questions than answers. Mayor Ken...
Dr. Eddie S. Glaude Jr. asked a sold-out crowd at the St. Petersburg Coliseum to do more than celebrate Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s life and...
St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch said Wednesday morning’s ribbon-cutting ceremony was more than a celebration of brick and mortar – it symbolized progress in efforts to...
