Planned Upgrades to Water Supply System in Pinellas County

Residents are requested to practice water conservation.

Cart Delivery Begins for New Mixed Recycling Program in Largo

Citizens Invited to Share Views of Community Needs at Public Hearing

Pinellas County is planning a public hearing to obtain citizens’ views on housing and community development needs.

Reminder: Pinellas County Offices Closed Thursday, Friday; Parks Open Thursday

Government offices will be closed in observance of the Thanksgiving holiday.

What Child Care Costs Mean for You and Your Family

Three Ways the Shutdown Hurt the Economy

A recent report from Washington lays out damage done by last month’s government shutdown.

Pinellas County Offices to Close for Veterans Day

All Pinellas County facilities will resume normal hours of operation on Tuesday, Nov. 12.

FAA Allows Most Electronic Devices Throughout Flights

Is It Time to Raise the Debt Ceiling?

As politicians in Washington debate the issue, we want to hear from you!

Ehrlich Goes After Young Over Government Shutdown

Who do you think is to blame for the government shutdown?

Are Humans Responsible for Climate Change?

A new report issued by the United Nations says we are. What do you think?

Homeowners Rally Against Flood Insurance Rates

New rates that go into effect next week may soak budgets with policies that cost as much as $20,000 a year.

Obamacare Rates for Tampa Bay Starting to Come Out

Reports are showing that Tampa Bay area residents will pay less for coverage under Obamacare than their counterparts in Orlando and elsewhere. But, are the rates affordable?

Tourism Continues to Increase in Pinellas

Tourism numbers in Pinellas County continue to rise.

Greenlight Pinellas Releases Latest Video Advocating for Transit

Do you support the Greenlight Pinellas initiative?

Florida’s Jobless Numbers Drop: Are You Seeing a Difference?

For the first time since September 2008, Florida’s unemployment rate is down to 7 percent. Do the numbers reflect your experience?

PSTA Sets Ridership Record in August

According to PSTA, August had more than 1.2 million rides, which is a one percent increase from August 2012.

Does Pinellas Have a Feral Cat, Stray Dog Problem?

What is the best way to deal with feral cats and stray dogs in Pinellas County?

Execution Bumped for Bondi Fundraiser

Florida Attorney General Pam Bondi’s campaign kickoff in South Tampa trumps the scheduled execution of a convicted murderer. What do you think about this?

Should 9/11 Be An Official Holiday?

As America marks the 12th anniversary of the terrorist attacks, we'd like to get your opinion on making the day a national holiday.

Red Light Camera ‘Backdoor Tax Increases’ Targeted by Bay Area Senator

There's a new movement afoot that would ban these cameras. Do you think they should go? Patch File Photo

What's Open and Closed in Largo on Labor Day

There are some changes to the trash collection schedule as part of Labor Day, Sept. 2.

Fun Facts For Labor Day

What's the history of Labor Day? Find out here.

Can Conservatives Win the Battle to Defund Obamacare?

Will the effort hurt or harm the party?

U.S. Action in Syria: Do You Think It’s Needed?

As President Barack Obama contemplates sending a “strong signal” to Syrian leaders, MacDill Air Force Base is being cast into the spotlight. We’d like to get your take on this issue that could have a big impact on Tampa Bay.

King’s Dream Turns 50: How Far Has Tampa Bay Come?

It’s been 50 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave his famous speech. How is Tampa Bay faring on making it a reality?

FWC Says Florida Panther Sightings Have Increased

The FWC said there are an estimated 100 - 160 adult Florida panthers in the wild today.

Next Powerball Jackpot: $92 Million

No Powerball winner Wednesday means a rollover jackpot for Saturday's play. Are you game?

Light Rail, Fast Buses — 'Greenlight' Wants 'Penny' for Your Thoughts, Largo

Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority officials believe a one-cent sales tax increase would help create a faster, more efficient bus system for all residents.

Medical Marijuana: Time to Make it Legal in Florida?

A recent case out of Pasco County has brought this controversial issue to the forefront. We’d like your take on it, Largo!

Should Historic Biltmore Be Saved?

Developers plan to demolish the grand hotel, but promise to build town homes and condos in a Queen Anne style.

5th Annual Recycled Innovations Contest Open

The fifth annual Recycled Innovations contest is now open through Oct. 31.

Will Largo Taxes Go Up?

The City Commission voted on a tax rate that would increase property taxes. But hold on. It's not the final number.

Is Dining Going to the Dogs in Largo? Grrr. Readers React

Doggy dining is approved in Largo, but some residents are still growling about it.

Pinellas Residents Getting Fatter, as Obesity Rates Climb Statewide

The percentage of Pinellas residents – in particular, women – who are obese has ballooned in a decade. A third of county residents are obese.

Doggy Dining OK’d in Largo

Patrons will be able to take their best friend out to dine as long as they and business owners follow these rules.

2013 Florida Sales Tax Holiday Dates: August 2-4

It's back-to-school time already! Here's everything you need to know about Florida's 2013 Sales Tax Holiday.

Zimmerman Not Guilty: Largo, Tampa Bay React

The jury’s decision was read late Saturday night.

Briarwood RV Park Residents To Get More Help Relocating

A special fund will be created by the developer and parsed out to remaining residents of the Largo park, who are being forced out as the property is redeveloped.

Temporary Banners Could Keep Waving at Largo Businesses

City leaders will vote on rules that would continue the "economic stimulus" sign program that helps struggling businesses advertise specials on temporary banners and fabric signs.