Guests can now use a mobile application to pay for meter parking at St. Pete Beach.
City commissioners will interview seven candidates out of 60 who originally applied for the job.
Do you think St. Pete Beach is in need of beach restoration?
The interactive U.S. voting map shows who the Florida voters were in the 2012 presidential election. You may be surprised by the results.
Pinellas joins other municipalities suing BP for economic losses related to the Deepwater oil spill in 2010.
The bill would allow local supervisor of elections to have more say in early voting.
The Florida Senate recently approved a measure that would make it against the law to text while driving. Do you think it will improve the safety of local roads?
The Madeira Beach City Commission will discuss the item at Tuesday's commission meeting.
The proposal will voted on a final time by the FWC at its June meeting.
With higher demand for the community center, city leaders have raised the rental fees. What do you think of the change?
A petition with 199 signatures from residents is asking for the lights. But it's not likely to happen. Here's why.
The total economic impact of February overnight visitation to Pinellas county added $689,232,813 to the economy, according to a report by the TDC.
The Gulf Grill is expected to open in December.
Madeira Beach is one of two Florida communities to win a federal grant to build or replace public docks for recreational boaters.
McGough Nature Park could be the site of a new rescue facility to help fill the void left by the closing of the Suncoast Seabird Sanctuary in Indian Shores.
The report also stated 16 percent of Pinellas adults could not afford to see a doctor in 2010.
'If we are endowed by our creator with rights, then why shouldn't those be attainable by gays and lesbians?' Sen. Bill Nelson told the Tampa Bay Times.
The project will begin in Spring 2014.
Total needed repairs for Treasure Island are around $12 million, which the city expects to get from the county and state, the Times reported.
What should be done to help with stormwater drainage in Pinellas County?
The Tampa Bay Area Regional Transportation Authority is getting ready to host a series of town hall-style meetings over the phone.
Pinellas County Commission Chair Ken Welch delivered the State of Pinellas address this week.
Do you think there should be an alcohol ban on Sunset Beach?
The organization said the bill would be 'dangerous' and 'damaging' to high school athletics.
The service will be free and begin April 1.
Florida's National Guard members will learn Thursday about the cutbacks from sequestration.
The health clinic will be located near the Pinellas County Jail and the county homeless shelter.
A local producer is looking for a condo use for a day of shooting for an independent foreign film.
A state senator thinks Florida should stay on the same schedule 12 months a year. What do you think?
One of five referendum questions on Tuesday's ballot ended in a tie vote.
Voters went to the polls to decide five referendum questions in Tuesday's election, one of which ended in a tie.
The Pinellas Republican state senator was not happy to go through emails to fulfill a public records request, the Florida Times-Union reported.
The app, which is now available to download from iTunes, allows you to watch live meetings and see what your local representatives are voting on.
Should you be worried if your property is protected from an unexpected sinkhole?
A city councilwoman there who is concerned about public safety recently reached out to Madeira Beach about its chronic nuisance ordinance.
City commissioners are looking to pass on the projected $433,000 savings from dissolving the police force in November, the Beach Beacon reports.
The city commission is considering placing a restriction on the height of trees and other backyard vegetation so they don't restrict views, the Tampa Bay Times reports.
Madeira Beach officials recently approved "Mid-Month Madness," a full schedule of two-day themed events, for the shopping corridor, the Beach Beacon reports.
Vice Mayor John Branch says the illegal act costs the town thousands of dollars in sewer cleaning expenses, the Beach Beacon reports.