St. Pete MLK Parade expected to draw thousands as tourism data shows it brings millions in economic impact

Thousands of people are expected to line the streets of St. Petersburg on Monday as the city celebrates the life and legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. — and the return of one of its most meaningful traditions.

Injured construction worker pulled from trench that collapsed in Safety Harbor

A construction worker was pulled from a trench in Safety Harbor on Wednesday after Clearwater Fire Rescue said he was trapped and injured after a portion of the trench collapsed. 

DeSantis appoints Adam Tanenbaum to Florida’s Supreme Court

Governor Ron DeSantis announced that he is appointing Adam Tanenbaum to the Florida Supreme Court during a news conference at Seminole High School on Wednesday morning.

Indian Rocks Beach votes to implement paid beach parking spots

After years of debate, Indian Rocks Beach is inching closer to having paid parking. City commissioners unanimously voted on Tuesday night to end all free parking at beach access points.

St. Pete mayor’s campaign reports former treasurer over alleged unauthorized transactions more than $200K

St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch’s political committee said it has reported its former treasurer to state and federal authorities after discovering what it describes as more than $207,000 in unauthorized transactions taken from the campaign without permission.

Opening weekend underway for new athletic facility in St. Pete

As we’re heading into mid-January, many of us have fallen off on our New Year’s resolutions already.  But that’s OK, we can get back on track with a brand-new health space that is celebrating its opening weekend in St. Petersburg.

Pinellas County icon Fred E. Marquis dies at 96

Fred E. Marquis, a former Pinellas County Administrator and retired U.S. Army Major General who helped shape the Bay Area for generations, passed away peacefully on Jan. 3, county officials announced.