A serendipitous eBay purchase led to a University of South Florida professor discovering a new phosphorus material in its solid form for the first time on...
A recently released study builds on previous research and leaves no doubt that Florida’s fish have a drug problem. Local anglers and researchers from Florida International...
Dr. Heather O’Leary, a University of South Florida St. Petersburg anthropology professor, recently shared her expertise at the first United Nations conference on water in 46...
A recent study highlighted how St. Petersburg’s gender wage gap is well below the national average and has decreased by nearly 6% over the past four...
Several community leaders came together Tuesday to discuss findings from an extensive analysis of St. Petersburg’s innovative Community Action and Life Liaison (CALL) program. CALL is...
While Tampa Bay’s recent population growth outpaced 19 similar-sized peer markets, the influx of new residents has depleted the housing supply and strained transportation systems. Those...
Seagrass is critical to the abundance of life found in Tampa Bay, and the recent loss of 4,161 acres underscores a disturbing trend causing concern among...
-Leadership from several St. Petersburg community organizations and the University of South Florida came together to study the enduring positive impacts of coparenting interventions in unmarried...
The U.S. is on the cusp of what experts call the “greatest generational wealth transfer in history,” with CNBC reporting that baby boomers will leave their...
Despite the potential for legal challenges, St. Petersburg city officials are moving forward with an ordinance to increase supplier diversity and support for minority and women-owned...