The Treehouse Sanctuary inside the former Euclid Methodist Church is open to the public for the first time in decades, now ...

Urban farming in the Tampa Bay area began developing about 15 years ago, when several farms were planted in Tampa, according ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — The St. Petersburg City Council discussed a potential new program on Thursday at a committee hearing which could provide support for the homeless in downtown, cleaning ...

New state and federal guidance restricting art on public roads could force cities across South Florida to paint over rainbow-colored street markings celebrating LGBTQ pride. Why it matters: The ...

A lightning incident at Florida's St. Augustine Pier left three injured and beachgoers in panic, highlighting safety concerns as the US reports six lightning fatalities in 2025.

City of St Petersburg is hosting a sandbag distribution event. Residents are encouraged to pick up sandbags at 1744 9th Ave. N on July 12th.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. – More than eight months after Hurricane Helene devastated Florida’s west coast, over 1,200 residents near St. Petersburg remain displaced, living in temporary shelters ...

In St. Petersburg, Prabowo and Putin Pledge to Deepen Relations Indonesia’s leader clearly views improved ties with Russia as an important component of his form of assertive non-alignment.

The SPIEF will include the cultural festival "St. Petersburg Seasons" and some sports events. History The St. Petersburg International Economic Forum is the premier annual economic conference in ...

Local News St. Petersburg to cease fluoridation of public water Florida is now the second state, after Utah, to ban fluoride in public water supplies. The ban takes effect July 1.

St. Petersburg Collegiate High School is celebrating its first graduating class. Their senior class president has overcome many challenges and is now on a mission to inspire others.

St. Petersburg will stop adding fluoride the week of June 16. The Florida ban on fluoride, which was signed into law by Gov. Ron DeSantis on May 15, goes into effect on July 1.