Lealman To Be 1st In County To Implement New Development Code

The Lealman Redevelopment Area is scheduled to be the first in the county to get the Form-Based Code.

St. Pete Housing Authority in Turmoil Again

Mayor Kriseman has set out to make some serious changes to improve the lives of those living in the Housing Authority properties

Fired Up Pinellas To Host Panel Discussion On Global Issues

The event will be Friday, April 26, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. followed by a reception from 8 to 8:30 p.m. at Allendale United Methodist Church.

St. Pete To Host 3rd Annual Iftar Dinner To Celebrate Ramandan

The city of St. Petersburg is now taking registrations for the third annual "Breaking Bread Together With Compassion and Love" Iftar Dinner.

Pinellas Tax Collector, Property Appraiser Getting New Digs

The facility will provide services from the Pinellas County Tax Collector and Property Appraiser.

Learn How St. Petersburg's New Stormwater Rates Will Affect You

Effective Oct. 1, the city of St. Petersburg will implement a tiered billing structure for stormwater utility rates.

Rally Set To Support National For The People Act

There will be a rally Friday, Feb. 22 at 5:30 p.m. to advocate for the For the People (U.S. House bill H.R. 1) election reforms.

Should Nurse Practitioners be allowed to practice independently

Once again, this Session the Florida Legislature will take a look at the issue of expanding nurse practitioners’ authority in Florida.

SeaWorld President Named Interim CEO Of Visit St. Pete/Clearwater

SeaWorld Orlando President Jim Dean has been appointed interim president and CEO of Pinellas County's tourism bureau.

Residents Invited To See Abercrombie Park Expansion Plans

Residents will be able to learn about the city's plans for the expansion of the 11-acre Abercrombie Park.

Public Invited To Review West Central Streetscape Project

Residents are invited to a public meeting to review and provide feedback on the West Central Avenue Streetscape Project.

DeSantis' Plane Forced To Make Emergency Landing

Mechanical problems have forced Gov. Ron DeSantis' plane to the St. Petersburg-Clearwater International Airport for an emergency landing.

Tyrone Branch Traffic Court, Clerk's Office Permanently Closed

Effective Tuesday, Jan. 1, the Tyrone Branch Traffic Court and Tyrone Branch Clerk of the Circuit Court and Comptroller’s offices will close

Your Voice Made a Difference! CITY COUNCIL VOTES TO REJECT BEZU!​

Thank Your for Speaking Up to Keep St. Petersburg Special

St. Pete 1st West Coast City To Ban Plastic Straws, Styrofoam

This makes St. Petersburg the first governmental entity of Florida's west coast to impose a ban on plastic and Styrofoam.

Tampa Bay Rays - will they cross the Bay or not?

If you were calling balls and strikes on the game of where the Rays will play this was high inside fastball.

Keeping St. Petersburg Special - Saying no to "Bezu"!

Get the word out and share this email to your social networks to get your friends and family involved!

St. Pete To Host Meeting On West Central Avenue Streetscape Plan

St. Petersburg residents are invited to share their input on the West Central Avenue Streetscape Project during a meeting on Tuesday.

Florida Senate vote recount

What is going on in South Florida?

2018 Election Results: Pinellas County Races

Here are the results for Pinellas County races with all 301 precincts reporting.

2018 Election Results: Scott Wins Senate By Less Than 1 Percent

For most of the night, the U.S. Senate race was too close to call.

Election Day is Tomorrow November 6, 2018

Are you ready to vote?

St. Pete Woman Fatally Shot On 15th Avenue South

A St. Petersburg woman has died from a gunshot wound after she was discovered in a backyard in the 1000 block of 15th Avenue South.

St. Pete Seeks Input On West Central Business Corridor Design

The city of St. Petersburg is beginning work on design updates along the West Central Business District of the city.

Ballot Amendments and Questions – how will you vote?

Election Day is November 6, 2018 are you ready to vote?

Gulf Coast In Crisis; Business Leaders Fight Back

Federal officials are sitting down with business and industry leaders to discuss ways to protect the waters of the eastern Gulf of Mexico.

Scott, Nelson To Debate For 1st Time Tonight In Miramar

Voters will have the chance to see the candidates for Florida's U.S. Senate seat debate face to face for the first time tonight.

Gillum - DeSantis Will either one make a good Florida Governor?

Of all the people running for Florida Governor in the Primary, we got the two most feckless in the lot.

St. Pete to look at noise ordinance again

The real question is will the City Council get its eyes off downtown and focus for a moment on the quality of life for everyone in St. Pete?

The Transit Tax Turmoil in Hillsborough County

By Developers, for developers

The Gillum Robocalls

We got it early on this was blatant racism.

NOAA Leaders Head To St. Pete To Discuss Status Of Coastal Waters

The event, part of NOAA's nationwide "listening sessions,​" will take place Monday, Sept. 10 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m.

Clearwater – Mayor for Sale

The right choice here is a NO vote on the referendum and a vote for the very best City Council members on the ballot.

Pinellas County Appoints New Public Works Director

Pinellas County has named Adnan “Addie” Javed as director of public works.

Monkeying it up……

DeSantis will be explaining his opening comments right up to the interview after the election results are in.

Primary Results: Pinellas County School Board Races

With all 301 precincts reporting in, here are the unofficial results of the Pinellas County School Board races.

Election Results: Pinellas To Choose Commissioners, School Board

It's Primary Day, and Pinellas County voters heading to the polls will have some tough choices to make.

It’s Time to Vote

Florida needs a Governor in love with Florida not Washington.

St. Pete Residents Will See Increase In Utility Bills

The St. Petersburg City Council voted to increase water, wastewater, reclaimed water, stormwater and sanitation utility rates.

The Print Media Pity Party

It’s the old Harry Truman adage, "If you can’t stand the heat get the hell out of the kitchen."