St. Petersburg

Crist's margin of victory over one-term incumbent Ken Welch is larger than the primary in August, when he claimed 35% of the vote to Welch’s 20.5%.

While most locals would rather the home team would have lifted the Commissioner's Trophy, the windfall from thousands of visiting Milwaukee fans more than made up for the Rays losing the Series.

Central Avenue was buzzing before the first Rays home game in the Fall Classic. And it wasn't just Rays fans. Several Brewers backers said it was cheaper to fly and stay here than buy tickets back home.

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

The funding will expand housing assistance for Hurricane Milton victims previously excluded from the city’s disaster recovery program.

After hearing parents' concerns on Sexton Elementary School's potential closure, the Pinellas County School Board will hold off on their vote on the school.

The Southern Poverty Law Center warned the nearest early voting site to heavily Black South St. Petersburg is in Gulfport. The elections office said all voters are within 5 miles of a site, and can also mail ballots.

The GO (General Obligation) Bond would fund $600 million in improvements to speed up protection of the city's wastewater, drinking water and flood protection programs.

Entry fees are waved for a number of art museums and history museums.

The nonprofit Friends of Trails Crossing says part of that land is currently a parking lot subleased to a local business.

Felipe "Fil” Bergson wants the beloved bookstore to reopen and has been trying to get the attention of the owners for months. Planning an unsanctioned concert on Haslam's property made it happen.

The Marine veteran made and lost fortunes across six decades, then poured his money, energy and appetite for risk into the city he called home.