The committee is geared toward students interested in becoming community leaders or public servants.
The 1-percent sales tax would continue to be used for long-term capital infrastructure projects in Pinellas County.
Pinellas’ Board of County Commissioners will host several public budget meetings in the coming months.
The Pinellas County Code Enforcement offices were damaged by a water leak.
Several Pinellas services across the county will have short hours because of employee training.
The volunteer ambassadors are tasked with welcoming and assisting guests to the Pinellas County Courthouse.
A bill that creates ridesharing standards across Florida has earned approval from Gov. Rick Scott.
A bill that would make it legal for Florida big box retailers and grocery stores to sell liquor is headed to Gov. Rick Scott’s desk.
The Southwest Florida Water Management District has declared a water shortage in the Tampa Bay area.
Agencies that provide mental health or substance abuse programs have until the end of the week to apply for the grant.
Long went after two of her biggest and most vocal critics Tom Rask and Barb Haselden both long-time activists in the public transit arena.
Pinellas County Government will hold an in-service training day for employees on Monday, Feb. 20. Some services will be unavailable.
The county offices, including Veterans Services, will close for a one-day training seminar for its employees.
Clearwater’s State Sen. Jack Latvala is boycotting the Buccaneers after Sunday’s National Anthem sit-in by Mike Evans.
Democrat Hillary Clinton failed to garner the support President Barack Obama enjoyed from Pinellas County in 2012.
Breaking: Pinellas County is activating its emergency operations center and opening three shelters ‘in an abundance of caution.’
Breaking: A proposal to create toll lanes on the Howard Frankland Bridge is dead in the water, according to the state.
Breaking: About a 100 gallons of untreated sewage spilled into Stevenson Creek due to a broken pipe.
Early in September of 2016 Kriseman instituted a policy forbidding employees to talk to the media, or they could be fired.
Breaking: The city of Clearwater estimates about 150,000 gallons of sewage spilled due to an equipment failure.
Don't Clinton's "deplorables" deserve a political voice?
Breaking: Clearwater estimated sewage overflow at 31.7 million gallons following Hermine-prompted rains.
Breaking: Clearwater residents are being warned to steer clear of streets that are blocked off.
Voters head to the polls Tuesday to decide which candidates move on to the November general election.
The Pinellas County Commission gave its approval to a pilot project that will launch a ferry service between Tampa and St. Petersburg.
The county has announced it will make sandbags available starting Saturday.
Florida’s top law enforcement agency has been made aware of the video reportedly created by the hacktivist group Anonymous.
The state of Florida welcomed an estimated 29.8 million tourists in the first quarter of 2016.
This week was a head spinning rush of Republicans trying to sort out how they would deal with Donald Trump.
Outlandish claims and over-the-top rhetoric serve no useful purpose other than self-aggrandizement.
The county is seeking resident input on how it should spend its settlement related to the 2010 Gulf oil spill.
Had Baker decided to run who ever the Democratic Primary winner is would have had a rocky road.
The Pier is Kriseman's problem and it needs to stay that way
The problem is well defined those responsible are well known. Will anyone be held accountable?
Florida residents and would-be visitors are being warned of ongoing scams related to promotional vacation offers.
Until a serious, graft and corruption free regional transit entity can be created, things are unlikely to change.
Find out which candidates residents of the county backed for their party’s nomination.
Some of Florida’s largest counties are leaning in the direction of Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump as early results roll in.
Voters throughout Florida head to the polls Tuesday, March 15 to choose their party favorite.
And you thought that Waterfront Master Plan was going to work for all of St. Pete.