Category: NEWS

By Daniela Trujillo Lopez As Lakewood High School worked to strengthen its programs and reconnect with families in South St. Petersburg, parents, alumni and faculty

By Clark Stanton College campuses across the country faced renewed scrutiny of safety this year, as Clery Act crime data highlighted the risks posed by

By Miguel Rio Last month in St. Petersburg, average rent prices leaped up to around 6% higher than October 2024, as reported by Zillow data.

By Ashley Cline A year after the impacts of Hurricanes Helene and Milton, St. Petersburg residents in flood-prone areas continue to make important decisions to

By Emilie Bell and Tori Foltz The recidivism rate in Florida—that is, reoffending citizens returning to jail or prison—is the fifth lowest in the country.

By Emilie Bell and Tori Foltz The City of St. Petersburg’s 70-year-old wastewater facilities struggled during Hurricanes Helene and Milton, as water inundated underground pipes

By Chase McCann The Tampa City Council held the first of two public workshops to discuss a potential increase to the multimodal transportation impact fee,

By Jordon Pfeiffer On Sept. 24 at The Arc Tampa Bay in Clearwater, the Florida Agency for Health Care Administration held a town hall to

By Sofia Modica The St. Petersburg City Council unanimously accepted a $262,000 grant from the Florida Department of Health to fund healthy snacks for children

By Miguel Rios On Sept. 18, Pinellas County commissioners passed a $813 million federal grant disaster recovery program, set to launch this October. This followed