Thousands Vote Early in Pinellas

Through just two days of early voting, thousands have cast their ballots for the Nov. 6 general election.

Read Foster's Letter to the Rays

On Friday, Mayor Bill Foster sent a letter to the Tampa Bay Rays saying the team could not seek a stadium site in Tampa.

October 31 is Deadline to Request Mail Ballot

At 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Oct. 31 it is the deadline to request that a ballot be mailed for the November 6 General Election.

Romney Visits Central Pasco Saturday

Gov. Mitt Romney is expected to appear at Land O’ Lakes High School around 7 p.m. Oct. 27.

Supporter: Obama Protects Women's Rights

St. Petersburg's Lara Jackson brought her 11-day-old daughter to the rally for President Barack Obama in Tampa Oct. 25.

Early Voting Starts Saturday

Pinellas County hours will be Saturday-Saturday, 7 a.m.-7 p.m. The last day for early voting is Saturday, Nov. 3, per state law.

Anthony Sullivan: 'Lens' Supporters Need to Speak Up

Sullivan said the "Lens" can be an iconic landmark for the entire region, similar to the Arch in St. Louis.

Larry King Moderates Third-Party Presidential Debate

Third-party presidential candidates Jill Stein (Green Party), Gary Johnson (Libertarian Party), Virgil Goode (Constitution Party), and Rocky Anderson (Justice Party) debate in Chicago Tuesday at 5:55 p.m. with Larry King moderating.

What Time is the Presidential Debate Tonight?

President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney debate one last time Monday night in Boca Raton.

Poll: Obama, Romney Tied Among Early FL Voters

A new survey from StPetePolls shows the presidential race in a dead heat just two weeks before the election.

Gloria Steinem Calls Romney 'Anti-Equality, Extremist'

The feminist icon was in St. Petersburg, Florida, to campaign against Amendment 6. She also criticized presidential candidate Mitt Romney as an 'extremist.'

Council Wants to Revise Sign Ordinance

City Council passed the first reading of the sign ordinance but it will be adjusted before the final reading in November.

Road, Sidewalk Closures in St. Pete Today

Some roads and sidewalks in St. Pete today will be temporarily shut down for two fundraising events to combat pediatric cancer and Huntington's Disease.

St. Pete Delays Adding More Red Light Cameras

City Council voted 5-3 Thursday to delay installing new red light cameras in St. Petersburg.

Anti-Obamacare Rally Planned for Saturday

At the corner of 4th St and 62nd Avenue north, protesters will rally against Obamacare.

City Looking to Adjust Sign Codes

Historic signs could be saved while non-conforming signs face an uphill battle not to be demolished.

New Fishing Regulations Require Safety Exam

New commercial fishing mandates went into effect October 16. Fishermen are encouraged to contact Coast Guard fishing vessel safety examiners to obtain a Commercial Fishing Vessel Safety Decal to comply with the new requirement.

Sheriff's Candidate Thrown Out of Largo City Meeting

Three candidates for office spoke during public comment, with Pinellas County Sheriff hopeful Greg Pound being escorted by police out of the commission chambers for "attacking" political opponents.

Prescription Drug Abuse Still a Focus for Pinellas County

The county has created a four-part series called 'Fighting Back Against Prescription Drug Abuse.'

Higher City Fees Coming Your Way?

St. Petersburg administration is recommending code fee increases that would generate more than $500,000.

What Time Is Tonight's Presidential Debate?

The second presidential debate between President Barack Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney is scheduled for 9 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 16.

Gloria Steinem to Visit St. Pete

The feminist icon is campaigning against Florida's Amendment 6.

What Time is the Vice Presidential Debate?

Here are details on tonight's TV debate between Vice President Joe Biden and Congressman Paul Ryan.

Does Obama Hold Narrow Lead in Florida, Swing States?

A poll suggests President Barack Obama maintains a slender lead against Gov. Mitt Romney.

Is Paul Ryan in St. Pete?

The GOP vice presidential hopeful may be sequestered somewhere in St. Petersburg, prepping for his debate against Vice President Joe Biden.

Positive Sign for Romney in Florida?

More Republicans than Democrats are requesting absentee ballots in the Sunshine State.

Young Leads Ehrlich in New Poll

StPetePolls shows Young with a nine-point lead, as Ehrlich releases her first TV campaign video.

City Council vs. Mayor a Communication Failure?

Council members have said information has been withheld from them by city officials about RNC costs and red light cameras.

Florida Amendment 12

Take a closer look at the proposed amendment to the Florida Constitution before you vote.

Florida Amendment 11: Homestead Exemption Low-Income Seniors

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Florida Amendment 10: Personal Property Tax Exemption

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Florida Amendment 9: Property Tax Exemption for Veteran's Surviving Spouse

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Florida Amendment 8: Religious Freedom

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Florida Amendment 6: Abortion

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Florida Amendment 5: Supreme Court

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Florida Amendment 4: Florida Property Tax

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Florida Amendment 3: State Revenue Limitation

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Florida Amendment 2: Veterans Property Tax

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Florida Amendment 1: 'Florida Health Care'

Take a closer look at the proposed amendment to the Florida Constitution before you head to the polls Nov. 6.

Florida’s Ballot Amendments: What Yes Votes Mean

Here's a look at the 11 constitutional amendments voters are being asked to consider.