St. Petersburg must remove and prohibit street murals honoring the city’s diversity and inclusivity, along with any other roadway and sidewalk art, or potentially lose state...
Calls for police assistance in downtown St. Petersburg have soared alongside the area’s growth and popularity. Some city and business leaders believe a new initiative can...
Pinellas Preparatory Academy’s principal wants the public to understand the school’s position after a teacher’s arrest for attempting to send a minor obscene material. U.S. Marshals...
An unprecedented hurricane season damaged or destroyed over 120 boats in Pinellas County. A Gulfport man died aboard his vessel during what was then Tropical Storm...
St. Petersburg will soon have 900 new, technologically advanced electric scooters amid ongoing efforts to increase mobility. The city-sponsored initiative has generated about $1 million in...
St. Petersburg is deploying cutting-edge traffic signal technology that increases safety, mitigates congestion and accommodates connected and automated vehicles. The artificial intelligence (AI)-enhanced systems adapt to...
St. Petersburg officials unanimously agree that residents deserve more protection from falling tower cranes during extreme weather events. However, state preemption handcuffs those efforts. Local lawmakers...
The City of St. Petersburg has closed Shore Acres and Snell Isle, two flood-prone coastal neighborhoods, due to flooding issues well ahead of Hurricane Helene’s peak...
Before offering his immediate resignation, former Madeira Beach Mayor Jim Rostek sent a mass email to constituents detailing alleged corruption and improprieties throughout city government. He...
FBI and Department of Homeland Security officials announced May 10 that “foreign terrorist organizations or supporters may seek to exploit increased gatherings associated with … Pride...
