When Pinellas County Commissioners dedicated $12.5 million to four affordable developments Tuesday, one stood out due to its scope and anticipated impact on an oft-overlooked area....
St. Petersburg lost its innocence 43 years ago today. A massive thundersquall formed in the pre-dawn hours, in the Gulf of Mexico southwest of Tampa Bay,...
Pinellas County has opened a new round of its Employment Sites Program to help businesses fill their financial gaps and move forward on completing expansion projects. ...
Local leaders are collectively addressing a problem showing no signs of abating, as one in three families struggle to afford housing in Pinellas County. Elected officials,...
The inevitable looming threat of storms, and unwavering demands to keep up with the sea of tourists, are ongoing issues Pinellas County’s coastal communities are grappling...
At least 39 residents seeking critical home repairs could now lose their property due to “aggressive” contractors and a controversial loan program that doesn’t require a...
According to the Florida Department of Economic Opportunity, software and applications developers are the fourth most advertised occupation in Pinellas County, while computer systems engineers and...
Barbara St. Clair, CEO of the umbrella arts organization Creative Pinellas, will retire at the end of 2023. Although Creative Pinellas began in 2011, St. Clair,...
Pinellas County may funnel more funds to the consultant tapped with helping the city and county reach a new stadium deal with the Tampa Bay Rays. ...
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