Florida Amendment 3: What a Yes Vote Means

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

October Brings New Safety Regulations for Commercial Fishing Boats

Beginning Oct. 16, boats operating more than three nautical miles offshore must undergo a mandatory safety examination, according to the U.S. Coast Guard.

U.S. Census Contest Offers $25,000 in Prizes

We're not even gonna try and enter this one, but if you think you have the brains to figure it out, you might have a shot at winning a chunk of the $25,000 in prize money from the U.S. Census Bureau.

Bats, Tortoises, Birds, Hiking and Wildflowers at Brooker Creek Preserve in October

Keep this article handy! It contains lots of fun activities for you and your kids to enjoy at Brooker Creek Preserve in October.

Former City Manager Files Lawsuit Against Port Richey

Ellen Posivach recently filed lawsuits for defamation and a breach of contract, the Tampa Bay Times reports.

Tarpon Springs Election Guide 2012

The candidates, voting information and issues that will be affecting Tarpon Springs.

2012 Election: Pinellas School Board, District 1

Incumbent Janet R. Clark faces challenger Elliott Stern.

Could St. Pete-Clearwater Airport be Shut Down Due to Economy?

One analyst suggests it could happen as the federal budget faces a "fiscal cliff" this January, the Tampa Bay Times reports.

VIDEO: Swope to Reinstate Fugitive Unit, Gualtieri Defends Cuts

Watch our videos to hear more from Pinellas County Sheriff Candidates Bob Gualtieri and Scott Swope regarding the recent elimination of the county's fugitive unit.

Meet the Candidates: Sheriff, School Board, County Commission and More

Candidates for Pinellas County School Board, County Commission and the Pinellas County Sheriff's race will be at a Meet the Candidates Forum at the Gulfport Casino Ballroom on Thursday, Sept. 20.

Beckett Bridge to Reopen Wednesday Morning

Barricades will be picked up starting at 8 a.m. Wednesday, officials said. The bridge was has been closed to traffic since Monday.

Presidential Campaigns Have Mobile Apps to Track Events

Want to keep track of campaign appearances of your favorite presidential candidate? Both major candidates have an app for that.

Hundreds of Trees Stricken with Laurel Wilt Disease

The disease was first detected 16 months ago in one tree at John Chesnut Park, which is along the southern tip of Lake Tarpon. Pinellas County Officials expect the disease spread to trees outside of the park. They're offering suggestions for homeow

Beckett Bridge on Riverside Drive is Closed

Officials said Monday afternoon they are hopeful the bridge can be reopened in 48 hours. Here's some info on possible detours.

CNCN to Host Candidate Forum Monday

North Pinellas candidates will participate in the two-hour forum hosted by the Council of North County Neighborhoods.

Presidential Campaign Visits: Exciting or a Nuisance?

Love 'em or hate 'em, the candidates' visits to the Tampa Bay area probably won't stop anytime soon. What do you think of politicians coming to your town?

Be Aware of Overnight Construction

Residents near Bayshore Drive and Riverside Drive should expect some noise throughout the night.

City Manager Has Long History with Tarpon

Fueled by a love for his community, Mark LeCouris strives to make Tarpon Springs a better place to live and visit.

Tonight at City Hall: First Public Hearing

The millage rate and budget are at the top of the agenda.

Photos: September 11 Memorial Attracts Large Crowd

An estimated 1,000 to 1,500 people from Tarpon Springs and around Pinellas County attended the unveiling of Palm Harbor's 9/11 memorial Tuesday morning at Curlew Hills Memory Gardens.

September 11 Memorial Unveiling Tuesday

Palm Harbor's memorial honoring the victims of the September 11 attacks will be unveiled during a special ceremony Tuesday. The memorial is located at Curlew Hills Memory Garden

Seminole Campus Prepares For Obama's Visit

President Barack Obama makes a campaign stop at the St. Petersburg College Seminole campus on Saturday.

Will a Speed Limit Solve the Anclote River Safety Problem?

Although the city’s proposal for slower boat traffic along the Anclote River was denied by the state, a new regulation is being set in motion.

Facelift For the Sponge Docks?

Do you think the Tarpon Springs Sponge Docks are in need of a makeover, or do you think the area should be preserved as is?

Presidential Poll: Which Wife's Speech Won You Over?

Michelle Obama and Ann Romney both delivered powerful speeches about their husbands during the Democratic and Republican National Conventions. Did either woman's speech sway your vote?

What's on the Agenda for the Board of Commissioners?

Tonight's meeting covers a variety of material. Take a quick look at the agenda for details.

Hurricane Season Reaches Halfway Point

We're only halfway through this year's hurricane season; we could still see a lot more activity. Pinellas County offers its "eSeries: Prepare to Survive" online video to help you prepare.

Labor Day: Fun Facts

Happy Labor Day! We hope you are finding time to relax today. Here are some fun Labor Day facts courtesy of our pals at the U.S. Census Bureau.

Labor Day Closings Around Tarpon Springs

Many government offices are closed on Sept. 3 for Labor Day.

City of Tarpon Springs Remains Open

Despite the stormy conditions, the city has announced that normal business hours are in progress.

Do Golf Carts Belong in Tarpon?

As the idea of golf carts becomes a possible reality for the city, the Tarpon Springs Police Department is recording data about what allowing the vehicles on local roads could mean.