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Health officials have cautioned the mosquito-borne illness doesn't respect county boundaries. In a region connected by daily commuting, infected people can spread it beyond the original hotspots.
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Pinellas County officials say getting rid of empty tires could eliminate breeding sites for mosquitoes — so they're waiving collection fees through Oct. 30.
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St. Petersburg's Shore Acres was hit by flooding when Hurricane Helene walloped the Tampa Bay region's west coast. On the eve of the storm's two-year anniversary, some residents recounted that night at a dinner hosted by The Gathering Church.
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The agreement comes as St. Pete-Clearwater moves forward with a major terminal improvement program.
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The money will come from reallocating funding set aside for future bond payments on a new county administrative complex in Clearwater.
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Visit St. Pete-Clearwater is putting about $3.37 million behind 47 events this year.
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The county plans to replace pumps or add pumping equipment pieces, along with floodproof doors, and relocate windows and electrical wiring.
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The Tourist Development Council discussed whether tourism dollars could play a larger role if voters approve Amendment 3.
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The proposed change would apply to Fort De Soto, Sand Key and Fred Howard parks as part of the county’s fiscal year 2027 budget.
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“[The state] needs to take responsibility for what they own.”
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In 2025, there were 11 fatalities in Pinellas County involving electric-assisted vehicles.
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The overhaul could jeopardize ferry service and eliminate many of the county’s 40 bus routes.