News Summary St. Petersburg is showing a positive trend in the fight against the opioid crisis, with a 10% decrease in total drug overdose deaths
News Summary The Florida Department of Transportation has ordered the removal of street murals in St. Petersburg, labeling them as distractions to driver safety. This
News Summary The St. Petersburg City Council has tentatively approved a budget totaling $1.18 billion for fiscal year 2026, amidst debates over youth program funding
News Summary Recent arrests in St. Petersburg highlight a disturbing trend in child exploitation. Thomas Ford has been indicted for accessing child sexual abuse material,
News Summary Pinellas County, Florida has initiated a $125.5 million beach renourishment project to reinforce its coastline. Funded primarily by the Tourist Development Tax, the
News Summary The Florida Holocaust Museum in St. Petersburg has reopened following a year-long renovation costing $8 million. The updates include enhanced security, improved accessibility,
News Summary St. Petersburg is grappling with the implications of removing five murals that promoted inclusivity, due to state regulations limiting First Amendment protections. City
News Summary A 21-year-old man, Tyrone Howard, was fatally shot while driving in St. Petersburg. His family mourns the loss as they await justice, with
News Summary The annual PB&J Run in St. Petersburg, Florida, scheduled for September 20th, features 5K, 10K, and a unique 15K Challenge. Proceeds will support
News Summary A serious accident involving a tractor-trailer occurred on the I-275 exit ramp to Toll Road 690 in St. Petersburg, Florida. The driver lost
