Aaron Styza - St. Pete Catalyst

The mayor-elect’s transition plan invites residents to serve in city government as Amendment 3 threatens annual revenue.

Commissioners weigh restrictions on license plate readers as Sheriff Bob Gualtieri urges waiting for statewide legislation.

Mayors Ken Welch and Cavalier Johnson are turning a friendly rivalry into an opportunity to support their communities.

After years of redevelopment setbacks, the owners allege the city has unlawfully prevented them from holding religious services.

According to Planning Director Derek Kilborn, data centers are neither permitted uses nor eligible for special exceptions.

Business leaders urge a Duke deal as St. Pete awaits its own $590,000 analysis.

DeFlock organizers said they’re not just concerned with St. Petersburg police using the cameras to search license plates. It's also the amount of information collected, where it goes and how much residents know about who can access it.

"When anyone else needs sand, come to this location and grab it."

The format prohibited rebuttals and direct exchanges, forcing candidates to spend nearly all of their time discussing policy.