Category: NEWS

By Jasmin Parrado For the first time in almost seven years, Pinellas County began efforts this fall to renourish beaches eroded by an intense hurricane

By Leif Helland The Dunedin Water Treatment Plant administrative offices are currently up for a bid of $250,000 for a project to install impact resistant windows for future natural

By Kelly Garcia On Sept. 25, the St. Petersburg City Council approved a funding increase of $400,000 for Tampa Bay Psychology Associates. The $400,000 is

By Daniela Trujillo Lopez Electric scooters have become increasingly common in downtown St. Petersburg, but their growing presence has also raised concerns about safety and

By Ashley Cline  Street murals across the state were removed by a Sept. 4 deadline to comply with recent Florida legislation. Aside from the erasure

By Alexis Poggendick  For 20 years, residents of Childs Park have reported a persistent odor, prompting ongoing concern from the local community.  The foul odors permeating

By Leif Helland Originally from San Antonio, Texas, Michael Ray now enjoys the coast of St. Petersburg, but not without experiencing the rising cost of