An extensive Organizational Culture Assessment details a disconnect between St. Petersburg’s leadership’s goals and what the city’s workforce encounters daily, particularly regarding inclusivity, discipline and promotions....
A small business headquartered in the St. Petersburg Innovation District trains military and intelligence personnel for irregular and conventional warfare, and helps civilian companies protect critical...
Beginning this Saturday, July 1, Florida residents can legally carry concealed weapons in public without a state-issued permit, or training. However, restrictions remain, and private property...
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...
After spending 12 years in the State Legislature as a moderate Republican unafraid to work across the aisle and call out leadership, Jeff Brandes believes there...
Local manufacturers and job seekers have a new resource as AmSkills is opening a long-awaited Neighborhood Training Center at the Lealman Exchange. The nonprofit career training...
A $3.7 million federal grant and a $1.5 million private donation will help the University of South Florida cement its status as a leader in cybersecurity...
The founder of a St. Petersburg-based startup believes onboarding employees should consist of more than just filling out paperwork and watching videos; he also recognizes the...
A 300-foot-wide tornado with winds reaching 100 mph touched down in St. Petersburg Thursday afternoon, and local officials praised first responders for their quick response. Lt....
The Tampa Bay Rowdies will call Al Lang Stadium, on St. Petersburg’s waterfront, home through November 2025 following the city council’s approval of a new management,...