The Edible Peace Patch Project was presented a $10,000 check by The Penny Hoarder

St. Petersburg-based non-profit The Edible Peace Patch Project was presented a $10,000 check by The Penny Hoarder during a volunteer day.

Red Tide Fish Kills Reported in Pinellas, Manatee and Sarasota Counties

Red tide-related fish kills have been reported over the last week in coastal areas along Pinellas, Manatee and Sarasota counties.

Diocese of St. Petersburg Has New Leader

Pope Francis’ appointment of Bishop Gregory L. Parkes as the bishop of the Diocese of St. Petersburg was announced Monday.

ICYMI: U.S. Volunteers Provide $184 Billion in Service; How Tampa Bay Stacks Up

Find out how communities across the Tampa Bay area stack up in lending hands to volunteer efforts.

St. Pete Crossing Guard’s Death Prompts Benefit’s Launch

The Sun Coast Police Benevolent Association is raising money to benefit the family of David Roundtree, 72.

Detours in Place For Grand Canal Seawall Replacement Project

The changes will go into effect on Monday, November 14.

South Pinellas Residents Reminded to Abide By Reclaimed Water Restrictions

The county’s utilities are reporting reclaimed water storage tanks are at critically low levels.

Cross Bay Ferry Up and Running

There’s a new way to get across the Bay from Tampa to St. Petersburg.

Threat Leads to Student Arrest, Sea Turtle Nesting, Presidential Rallies

Accused serial masturbator arrested, 275 bottles of nail polish stolen, election guide and other stories from Florida Patch.

St. Petersburg Library Hosts 'Veterans of Color' Film Screening

Johnson Community Library presents 'Veterans of Color' November 5.

Coast Guard Member Becomes Citizen Aboard St. Pete Cutter

The U.S. Coast Guard helped one of its members become a naturalized U.S. citizen on Tuesday.

Zombie Apocalypse, Sexual Predators, Halloween Weather

Best taxi company, Snooty the manatee in print, high school football and other stories from Florida Patch.

PSTA Expands Partnership with Uber, Lyft Across Pinellas County

The partnership will allow for low-cost transportation to designated bus stops.

Deadly Crash, Monkey on the Loose, Turtle Released

Odor of alcohol connected to Marlins pitcher’s crash, dangerous I-4, Tow To Go and other stories from Florida Patch.

St. Pete Woman Wins $1 Million From Publishers Clearing House

Publishers Clearing House’s Prize Patrol recently surprised a St. Petersburg woman with $1 million.

Cross-Bay Ferry Arrives in Tampa Bay

The new ferry service between Tampa and St. Petersburg launches early next month.

Lightning Named No. 1, Officer Kidnapped, Kids' Presidential Pick

Faith Hill and Tim McGraw, March to Macy’s, Sexual Predators and other stories from Florida Patch.

Disaster Recovery Center Opens in Pinellas County

The FEMA Disaster Recovery Center is open for local victims of Hurricane Hermine.

St. Petersburg Wastewater Treatment Plants to Host Open Houses, Public Tours

Public tours will be offered at two city treatment facilities October 15.

‘Critical Need’ for Blood, Plasma, Platelet Donations

OneBlood has resumed operations in many Florida locations and reports the need for donations is ‘critical.’

Commute Times, Black Lives Matter, Sewage Woes

Jose Fernandez’s jersey, Sprouts Farmers Market, baby gorilla and other stories from Florida Patch.

Community Foundation of Tampa Bay announces new Board of Trustees members and Board Chair

New leaders bring strong business expertise and passion for philanthropy to the Board

Tampa Bay Incomes, House Flipping, Publix and Starbucks Join Forces

Loggerhead sea turtle released, walkable neighborhoods, Ray’s doubleheader and other stories from Florida Patch.

Tampa Bay’s Income, Starbucks at Publix, Red Light Cameras

House flipping, loggerhead release set, food truck competition and other stories from Florida Patch.

St. Pete, Sarasota Rank As ‘Most Walkable Neighborhoods’

Redfin has ranked Florida’s most walkable neighborhoods with St. Petersburg and Sarasota earning high marks.

Good Samaritan Gives Vet Beaten with Walker a Helping Hand

Breaking: A good Samaritan walked into the St. Petersburg Police Department to donate money to the victim of a recent crime.

Pinellas Beaches Cleared, Tropical Disturbance, Job Fair

IRS complaint filed on Trump's donation to Pam Bondi, Courtney Campbell Trail reopens, jewelry heist and other stories from Florida Patch.

Hooters’ Music, Little Bites Recall, Beach Advisories

Mosquitoes test positive for Zika, $2.8-million catch may swim away, kitten 'fishing' and other stories from Florida Patch.

Some Pinellas County Parks Closed After Hurricane Hermine’s Pass By

Breaking: Pinellas County has announced that several parks are off limits until further notice thanks to storm impacts.

St. Pete Sandbags Available Through Wednesday

Breaking: The City of St. Petersburg is extending the opening of its sandbag locations ahead of anticipated severe weather.

Beer on the Beach, 'Hands Off' Sea Turtles, Phony Records

No hospital bills for Pulse victims, tropical weather, murder made in baby’s death and other stories from Florida Patch.

Volunteer opportunities available with The Edible Peace Patch Project

The Edible Peace Patch Project is looking for volunteers to maintain education gardens in South St. Petersburg schools

Pulse Victim’s Recovery, Storm Brewing, Road Rage Redux

$2.8-million fish, 54 jobs, deputy saves little boy from drowning and other stories from Florida Patch.

St. Pete Through Your Eyes: Trinity Lutheran Church

Patch readers are sharing their favorite photos taken in and around St. Petersburg.

Attention Shutterbugs: Patch Wants Your Awesome St. Pete Photos!

Patch wants to see St. Petersburg through your eyes!

Deputy-Involved Shooting, PokéMONDAY, Hillary Clinton in St. Pete

Best looking cruisers, fraud charges, tropical disturbance and other stories from Florida Patch.

St. Pete Chamber Launches $10,000 Logo Competition

The organization will host two informational sessions this month about the contest.

Flamingo’s Death, Brooke Bennett, Zika Travel Advisory

Underage sex arrests, commuted sentences, celebrating 100 years and other stories from Florida Patch.

Challenge Accepted: St. Pete Police Dance in the Streets

After tackling their own Running Man Challenge, St. Pete Police threw down a gauntlet to the Tampa Police Department.

Urgent Call For Host Families For Visiting Exchange Students

The trio and their chaperone will arrive in St. Petersburg Monday, July 25 for a 10-day cultural stay.