The site opens at 11 a.m. today at the Duke Energy Center.
The site opens today at 11 a.m. at the Duke Energy Center.
The newest sites are in St. Petersburg and Seminole.
As the coronavirus cases rise across Pinellas County and the state, local doctors share why residents should wear masks and social distance.
Nearly 43,000 pounds of the meat was recalled for E coli after being shipped to stores nationwide, including Walmart stores in Florida.
Pinellas and the state have seen increases in coronavirus cases within the last 24 hours, according to the health department.
Registered nurses at HCA hospitals In Florida are taking to the streets to protest the treatment of nurses during the coronavirus pandemic.
The Restart St. Pete Toolkit serves as encouragement for St. Pete residents to tend to their health and cleanliness as reopening continues.
Allergy sufferers beware, as high rates of pollen are expected in St. Petersburg in the coming days. Here's where to check the forecast.
Ten residents and two staff members at St. Pete Nursing and Rehab have tested positive for the coronavirus, according to county officials.
Residents can receive free coronavirus testing at this location, confirmed a news release.
The nonprofit group Leapfrog released a new round of hospital safety grades. Here's how hospitals in Florida fared.
The city of St. Petersburg has announced three coronavirus testing sites within the city limits.
Not every business is allowed to reopen in St. Petersburg during phase one of the coronavirus recovery, which begins May 4.
“It’s essential to be aware of how stress is affecting you by taking your own emotional temperature,” said Beth Menchen of Suncoast Center.
The City of St. Petersburg has set up a new system to check in on those residents suffering from adverse effects of self-isolation.
Our bubble existence can lead many of us down the wrong path.
Here's the latest information on the coronavirus pandemic from Pinellas County officials.
A volunteer from St. Anthony's Hospital-BayCare will be onsite twice daily Monday through Friday to check employees' temperatures.
The Pinellas County Commission has extended its countywide state of emergency and issued a Safer-At-Home order to residents.
Kozuba & Sons has halted production of its artisanal vodka to make hand sanitizer for the coronovirus pandemic.
Funeral homes have announced they will offer free livestreaming of funeral services due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Additionally, the bishop directed parish priests to postpone confirmations, penance services, social events and ministry gatherings.
The governor has ordered all bars, nightclubs and breweries that make more than half their revenue from the alcohol sales to close.
"Hey, where are all the people?" This seahorse and other critters at the Florida Aquarium will receive visitors again on March 29.
Health officials said the two cases in Pinellas County and one in Pasco County are among eight new cases confirmed in Florida Tuesday.
A new dental clinic has opened on 4th Street North in St. Petersburg.
Experienced case manager has been named director of the Free Clinic’s Men’s Residence.
Pinellas County Consumer Protection is advising residents to report scammers exploiting residents’ fears around Coronavirus.
Mayweather Boxing + Fitness, a fitness and boxing experience created by legendary boxer Floyd Mayweather, will open in St. Pete Jan. 11.
The CDC has issued a warning over fears that hard-boiled eggs distributed to Florida stores may be linked to a deadly listeria outbreak.
The City of St. Petersburg is hosting an event to celebrate additional lighting being added to the Pinellas Trail.
Everyone getting a flu shot will receive a free $10 Publix gift card.
A food service worker at the Derby Club at Derby Lane, 10490 Gandy Blvd. N., St. Peterburg, has tested positive for hepatitis A.
Foot patrols are hitting the streets, toting little red wagons filled with vaccinations against hepatitis A.
The race has also formed a new local charity partnership with Girls on the Run Greater Tampa Bay
Sunstar Paramedics recognized for improving quality of care for severe heart attack patients
Ironworker patient is regaining full use of his finger, thanks to Dr. Daniel Penello
Grants a part of the $4.8 million in grants to health and human services organizations the Community Foundation funded in the past year
American Ambulance Association honors David Grabowski and Paul Allen with Stars of Life award