The organization uses the site to clean water from the Alafia River, Hillsborough River and Tampa Bypass Canal.
Once known as the Next Gen Tech 360 program, the effort was initially designed for high school students.
The organization welcomed four families to their new homes in Largo, and broke ground on a Pasco County project.
The region is in a stage three extreme water supply shortage.
Tampa Bay Water’s Water Wise program is combatting climate change and saving participants money, one toilet flush at a time. Water Wise was launched five years...
The U.S. Marshals Service and myriad local partners have completed the most successful missing child recovery operation in the agency’s – and likely the nation’s –...
A three-year-old redevelopment proposal that would have brought a Moffitt Cancer Center to St. Petersburg is again noteworthy, as new plans for part of the site...
Locally-led efforts to create a framework for what could become the state’s largest metropolitan planning organization continue moving forward. However, at least one Pinellas County commissioner has...
More than 30 Tampa Bay area high school students recently received a behind-the-scenes look at a mixed-use development nearing completion in St. Petersburg’s EDGE District. The...
Peak Surf Park has secured a 35-acre site within the Two Rivers development in Pasco County, marking a significant milestone in its journey to bring surfing...
