Sugar Hill Community Partners to host session on Tropicana Field

Event at Dr. Carter G. Woodson African American Museum is an opportunity to learn about the plan and provide feedback directly to the team

FL Weekend Events: Pride, Father's Day, Juneteenth, Art, Concerts

Make dad feel special this weekend with live music, art, beer, a Rowdies' soccer game and more. Also discover fun Pride events in Florida.

Trump FL Rally Set As White House Bid Considered | Patch PM

Baby rhino | Trump FL rally | Cause of stingray deaths | Coach let go over racial comment | Best beach town | COVID delays cruise: Patch PM

St. Petersburg Downtown Job Fair Set For June 23

More than 35 local businesses will be represented.

Pride Flag Clash Sparks Hate Crime Accusations | Patch PM

Top aquarium | Largest Whole Foods | 2 random acts of kindness | Juneteenth celebrations | Pride flag scuffle | Pulse nightclub: Patch PM

Wastewater Discharge Notification – 6.12.2021, St. Petersburg

Wastewater Discharge Notification – 6.12.2021

FL Good News: Sunbeam Photo, Newborn Rhino, $1M FL Lottery Winner

New Sparkman Wharf eatery and Wynonna Judd headlines Fourth of July festival.

Vacancy Announced On South St. Petersburg CRA Citizen Advisory Committee

June 10, 2021 news from Pinellas County

Vacancy Announced On South St. Petersburg CRA Citizen Advisory Committee

Applications must be received by 3 p.m. on July 14.

Vacancy Announced On South St. Petersburg CRA Citizen Advisory Committee

Applications must be received by 3 p.m. on July 14.

Want To Kill A Python? It Will Cost You | Patch PM

Python hunting signup | Two murder-suicides | Common baby products recalled | Vacant stores come alive | Where skeeters swarm: Patch PM

Wastewater Discharge Notification – 6.4.21

Approximately 100 gallons of wastewater was discharged from a manhole at the intersection of 36th Ave. and 66th Way N. due to a blockage.

FL Good News: New St. Pete Campground, Solidarity Jewish Rally

Sarasota celebrates LGBTQ Pride events, free summer meals for Manatee kids, Coast Guard rescue in Sand Key, Tampa meal company is growing.

Naked Woman Rescued From Storm Drain For 2nd Time | Patch PM

Naked woman in storm drain | FitLife Foods booms | Cruises starting from Miami | Holocaust Museum solidarity | Toddler overdoses: Patch PM

At-Risk South St. Pete Residents Program Scheduled To Launch

The city of St. Petersburg Urban Affairs Department has created a project that will help at-risk residents with mental counseling and jobs.

Let's Go Camping, St. Pete, At Boyd Hill Nature Preserve

The Terry Tomalin Campground project at Boyd Hill Nature Preserve is complete, the city of St. Petersburg said. Locals have camping options.

St. Pete Ranks No. 1 In Florida And 14 In U.S. For Parks System

The City of St. Petersburg and St. Petersburg Parks and Recreation Department has an emphasis on preserving and enhancing parkland.

Summer Reading Returns, Includes New Programming For Adults

Summer Reading returns at the St. Petersburg Library System June 12-July 31, 2021.

FL Dream Homes: $4M Vacation Living, $3M Waterfront Estate

$1 million St. Petersburg château, Antebellum-Style living in Odessa on 30 acres, country estate Southern mansion, and a buckaroo paradise.

FL Good News: Forgotten Veteran Graves Saved, $2M Lottery Winner

Photo of the week, Cuban man turns cigar dream into reality in St. Petersburg, an art show returns to Dunedin, and cash for good grades.

Photo Of The Week: Blooms At Sunken Gardens In St. Petersburg

Send us your photos of sunsets, romps at the beach or children at the playground. You might have your photo published on Patch.

Racial Slur No Excuse For Fatal Punch: Prosecutor | Patch PM

Fatal Dunkin' punch | $5M scratcher | WWE star helps school | Best FL beaches | $500 for improved grades | Drought emergency: Patch PM

Body-Shaming Charge Comes After Yearbook Photos Edited | Patch PM

Girls' photos edited | Former circus HQ sold | Stolen medals replaced | Equine encephalitis warning | Dementia caregiver charged: Patch PM

Wastewater Discharge Notification – 5.24.2021, St. Petersburg

Approximately 10 gallons of wastewater have been discharged from a manhole at the 5900 block of Dartmouth Ave. N., due to a blockage.

St. Pete Police Academy Offers 4-Day Officer Training To Teens

The Explorer Academy applications have opened to Pinellas County high schoolers who want to learn more about training police receive.

FL Good News: Aquarium Volunteers, $20M Baseball Collection

Tampa Bay Skyway Exhibit, St. Pete poet's intuitive writing, Savor Sarasota Restaurant Week and the Jaguars sign Tim Tebow.

FL Proud Boy Member Charged In Attack On U.S. Capitol | Patch PM

FL man charged in Capitol riot | Vaccination incentives | Popular restaurant expands | TV show thwarts kidnapper | Pride Parade: Patch PM

Banana Tossed At Truck Sparks Road Rage Shooting: Cops | Patch PM

Dumping trash at Goodwill | Above average hurricane season | Road rage shooting | Water shutoff scam | Tim Tebow's FL return: Patch PM

Grants Available For Homeless Service Agencies

Social service agencies that provide homeless services and/or homeless prevention services are invited to apply to take advantage.

Free Fitness Class Enables Residents To Use Park Amenities To Better Their Health

Healthy St. Pete's free monthly fitness class, Exercise Zone Workout, enables St. Petersburg residents to use free exercise zone equipment.

Hurricane Season Preparedness With St. Pete Fire Rescue Expo

Free hurricane preparedness kits will be handed out to 500 St. Pete residents at the upcoming Drive-Thru Hurricane Expo in St. Petersburg.

Teens Can Learn To Advocate For Others In Stetson's New Program

Teens who want to stand up for themselves and underrepresented kids in Tampa Bay can learn advocacy skills at Stetson Law's summer camp.

Photo Of The Week: St. Pete Pier Silhouetted At Sunset

Send your photos to Tampa Bay Patch editor D’Ann White at dann.white@patch.com with the location of the photo and the name of the photograph

FL Good News: St. Pete Chicken Has It Her Way, Miami's Long Mural

A non-profit makes community connections, a Largo man wins with the Florida Lottery, Dunedin opens new brewery and fallen officers honored.

New Boat Slips At St. Pete Pier, Dock Personal Watercraft

If you're a boater who wants to skip Beach Drive parking and Pier parking, boat slips recently installed allow limited docking at the Pier.

Chicken Life: Clementine Rules The Burlington Roost

A St. Pete family made up for lack of entertainment during the pandemic with three chickens who provide a show with their personalities.

Pinellas County Housing Development For Homeless Gets National Award

The apartments on 34th Avenue South in St. Petersburg opened last year and are fully leased.

Pinellas County Housing Development For Homeless Gets National Award

The apartments on 34th Avenue South in St. Petersburg opened last year and are fully leased.

Housing Development For Homeless Gets National Award

Pinellas County's commitment to housing people in the greatest need has been recognized on a national scale for a recent project.

Fallen St. Pete Officers Honored During Police Week At City Hall

Mayor Kriseman, Chief Anthony Holloway and others gathered at St. Pete City Hall Wednesday to remember officers lost in the line of duty.