Local News in Pinellas County

Neighbor to Neighbor: Keep Leaves Out of Our Drains

Learn how to manage falling leaves, protect storm drains and waterways, compost yard waste, and help keep Gulfport’s ponds healthy.

Deal could save 29 acres on Boca Ciega Bay

Thousands of gallons of sewage spilled upstream from Clearwater’s new manatee protection zone

Environmental advocates are asking the City of Clearwater to prioritize its water treatment infrastructure after a sewage spill contaminated a manatee protection zone last week. A power failure at the Marshall Street Water Reclamation Facility caused sewage to back up and…

Around town: Pasco news briefs

St. Pete keeps property tax rate unchanged

The additional revenue comes as the city’s taxable property base continues to grow.

Madeira Beach Approves $37.8M Budget, Keeps Tax Rate

Madeira Beach approved a $37.8 million FY27 budget, keeping the property tax rate unchanged and funding major drainage projects.

New student-run cafe at Angeline Academy of Innovation serves up a lesson on business

‘What A Glorious Feeling’ at freeFall Theatre Is a Must-See

See why 'What A Glorious Feeling' at freeFall Theatre is a do-not-miss show, blending romance, music, dancing, and Hollywood nostalgia.

St. Pete, Tampa Bay leaders to host forum on the next 10 years of the local economy

The Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg and the Tampa Bay Times will co-host a free community forum titled “Tampa Bay’s Economy in 2036: Preparing for a Thriving Future” on […]

Things to do around Pinellas: Sept. 24-30

Two-day outdoor event brings art lovers, collectors to St. Pete Beach

City, Water Warrior Alliance introduce ‘Vision & Voice’ program

The first art workshop will take place at the Alliance’s headquarters Friday.