St. Pete Ranked No. 10 Best Big City In The U.S.: Travel Magazine

St. Petersburg ranks among well-known cities such as New York and Chicago in Conde Nast Traveler's annual Readers' Choice Awards.

Community Foundation brings philanthropy into local communities

Community Foundation of Tampa Bay launches new mental health initiative, opens Pinellas County office

20,000 Fans Can Attend The Firestone Grand Prix Of St. Pete: City

The city of St. Petersburg announced that coronavirus safety protocols are in place for the 20,000 people planning to attend the Grand Prix.

5 FL Good News Stories: Love; Bucs Stadium Reopening; Van Gogh

Stanley Cup comes back to Tampa

Sunday Real Estate: $11.9 Million Luxury Living, Waterfront Homes

This week's Sunday Real Estate takes you to Miami, Sarasota, St. Pete, Lakeland, Port Richey, Clearwater and Carrollwood.

Trump Supporters, Black Lives Matter Face Off At St. Pete Pier

President Trump supporters and Black Lives Matters advocates went face to face in downtown St. Petersburg with a heavy police presence.

Domestic Violence Increases In Pinellas County During Pandemic

October is Domestic Violence Awareness month and if you are experiencing domestic violence, there is help in Pinellas County and nationally.

Meals On Wheels Volunteer: St. Pete Hero

We all know someone who's making a difference. Let's help share these amazing stories! Presented by Ring.

City Of St. Petersburg To Resume Events And Reopen Facilities Oct. 5

The time has come to Restart St. Pete by resuming a vital part of St. Pete’s character – events and public facilities, starting Monday.

Mahaffey COVID-19 Testing Site Set To Close, Antibody Testing Discontinued

The COVID-19 community testing site at the Mahaffey Theater in St. Petersburg is set to close Friday.

Have A Second Cup Of Coffee In St. Pete On National Coffee Day

National Coffee Day is the perfect excuse to grab an afternoon iced mocha, cappuccino or any of your favorite coffee drinks in St. Pete.

Libraries And Other Public St. Pete Facilities Reopen Monday

The city of St. Petersburg announced on Tuesday the opening date for city libraries and other public facilities is Monday, Oct. 5.

Reclaimed Water Discharge Notification – 09.26.2020, St. Petersburg

On September 26, approximately 1,936 gallons of reclaimed water were discharged at the 5500 block of Denver St. NE. due to a line break.

5 FL Good News Stories: Hollywood Returns; Giraffe Recovers

A Fla. city ranks in the top 50 to live; St. Pete art museum reopens; dogs and cats rescued from Laura need homes.

The City Of St. Petersburg Encourages Residents To Get Flu Vaccination As Soon As Possible

Getting a flu shot is as important as ever this year.

Son and Mom Help Small Businesses In St. Pete With Masks

A 30-year-old St. Petersburg man turned his disappointment at the coronavirus-related slowdown in the fashion industry into help for others.

5 FL Good News Stories: Turtle Catches Flight; Sprouts Hiring

Cool art; young filmmaker goes to Cannes Film Festival; a steak-lover goes vegan for animal activism that inspires a business.

St. Petersburg Welcome Sign Scheduled To Be Removed: FDOT

The big sign that welcomes you into St. Petersburg from the Howard Frankland Bridge is being removed for bridge widening, officials said.

City Of St. Petersburg Announces Requirements For Upcoming 2020 Commercial Revitalization Program

The Commercial Revitalization Program (CRP) provides grant awards to projects that involve future work on new or existing buildings.

St. Pete Fire Rescue Teams Deploy To Aftermath Of Hurricane Sally

Two teams with St. Pete Fire Rescue have deployed to affected areas of Hurricane Sally in the panhandle to help with rescue efforts.

Keep St. Pete Lit Receives $10,000 From Arts Emergency Fund

A nonprofit literary arts organization in St. Petersburg is among 282 literary groups chosen for emergency funding.

DMV Kiosks In St. Pete Scheduled For Temporary Outage

Residents won't be able to use kiosks to renew vehicle registrations as they will temporarily be out of order for upgrades, says officials.

New Hours Offered For COVID-19 Testing At Mahaffey Theater Site, Clearwater

Beginning Wednesday, Sept. 16, COVID-19 testing will be available from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Saturdays.

MBA 5K Run On The Firestone Grand Prix Track Registration

Early-bird registration is open for anyone who wants to experience a 5K on the Firestone Grand Prix Track.

Meals On Wheels For Kids Needs Volunteers For Food Delivery

The program is in need of 125 volunteers each week to help deliver food to St. Petersburg children who attend school online.

4 FL Good News Stories: Drag Queens Save VFW; Painting Light

30 dogs rescued from Laura and improvement on a trail.

Visitation Begins At BayCare Hospital After 5 Months Of No Guests

BayCare hospital is allowing limited visitation to its patients after five months of closure in response to the coronavirus pandemic.

Remembering 9/11 Amid Coronavirus: Services In St. Petersburg

The coronavirus pandemic is forcing many towns to scale back ceremonies honoring those who lost their lives in the 2001 terrorist attacks.

SPC Offers Free Training For Pinellas County Residents Unemployed, Furloughed Due To Coronavirus

Scholarship funds are available but limited.

FL's Oldest VFW Saved By Drag Queens And St. Pete Community

A diverse community came together to save the third-oldest Veterans of Foreign Wars building in the world, located in St. Petersburg.

5 FL Good News Stories: Hero's Legacy; Lightning Celebration

School bus hero; the weird and strange in Tampa Bay; and NFL season kickoff.

Coronavirus Increases Hunger: Find A Food Bank In St. Pete

Jobs across St. Petersburg have been lost because of the coronavirus, and this has caused food insecurity. Here are places that offer help.

Public Notice: State Of Florida CDBG-MIT Program

St. Petersburg anticipates applying for Florida’s CDBG-MIT Program funding for Disinfection Air Handler Filtration System Units.

Seven Ways To Give Back In St. Pete While Social Distancing

While many are out of work or struggling to get by during the global pandemic, giving back is more important now than ever.

Tampa Rays, Rowdies Support National Poll Worker Recruitment Day

Professional sports teams such as the Tampa Bay Rowdies and Tampa Bay Rays encourage St. Pete residents to sign up as election workers.

5 FL Good News Stories: Woman Gives Out 90 Uplifting Notes

500 shoes donated to children; Super Bowl good times; a colorful crosswalk that highlights children's books and more meals for kids.

Pinellas County Educational Facilities Authority Announces Vacancies

Applications are due on Sept. 22.

Pinellas County Commissioners Extend Coronavirus State Of Local Emergency Through Sept. 4

The number of positive tests is declining, but there's a concern about a possible spike due to schools re-opening this week.

90 Uplifting Notes Distributed To Connect St. Pete Strangers

Lauren Hubbard was inspired by the Junior League of St. Petersburg to distribute 90 handwritten notes of gratitude to strangers.

Pinellas County Health Facilities Authority Announces Vacancy

Applicants must be registered to vote in Pinellas County and should be knowledgeable about the health care field and bond financing.