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St Pete Catalyst Published September 25

Pinellas ramps up Lealman redevelopment spending

The County created the redevelopment area in 2015, after finding conditions of blight and economic distress.

St Pete Catalyst Published September 25

Places This Week: Property leased to Rococo Steakhouse for sale

The Catalyst’s weekly roundup of notable Pinellas County real estate news.

St Pete Catalyst Published September 25

St. Petersburg College launches its own police department

The force will work in collaboration with Campus Security.

WUSF Public Media Published September 24

Hillsborough, Pasco and Pinellas counties declare states of emergency to battle dengue fever

Hillsborough added 36 cases, per the latest state report on mosquito-borne illnesses, while Pasco and Pinellas officials went into a proactive mode while their counts remain low.

St Pete Catalyst Published September 24

State of Local Emergency declared for dengue fever in Pinellas County

The Pinellas County Board of County Commissioners today declared a State of Local Emergency for the mosquito-borne spread of dengue fever impacting Pinellas County. The declaration gives County Administrator Barry A. Burton authority to quickly approve expenditures related to…

The Gabber Newspaper Published September 24

Eye on Gulfport: September 17-23 Gulfport Police Weekly Activity Report

Rather than a traditional police blotter, GPD sent us a sampling of services the police provided in Gulfport from September 17-23.

I Love the Burg Published September 24

What to know: Halloween on Central, St. Pete’s 2-mile street festival, returns bigger than ever this year

Get your Halloween costumes and walkin’ boots ready: St. Pete’s biggest street party is ready to take over the town. Halloween on Central is back in St. Pete for 2026, […]

I Love the Burg Published September 24

The Dreams Abroad Scholarship is sending adults to Spain for a six-week immersive learning experience

Ready to live in Spain, learn a new language, and advance your career? If you are a mid-career professional and U.S. citizen looking to improve your Spanish to further your […]

St Pete Catalyst Published September 24

New threat: After hurricanes, a drought

In an ironic turn, Tampa Bay needs rain as hurricane recovery continues.

WUSF Public Media Published September 24

Two years after Hurricane Helene, Shore Acres residents are still recovering

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.

St Pete Catalyst Published September 24

Parents push back against Pinellas school closures

Some parents wondered if Sexton Elementary was chosen for closure because of the YMCA's interest in acquiring the land.

St Pete Catalyst Published September 24

Panelists discuss the future of Tampa Bay’s economy

Topics included emerging technologies, education, affordable housing and the healthcare system.

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