December 16, 2021 by Arielle Stevenson and filed under Civil Rights, News and Public Affairs. There’s currently no federal requirement for local law enforcement agencies to collect and report data…
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Rising rent and home prices have the St. Pete community speaking out. Now, they’re planning to take that message all the way to St. Pete City…
GULFPORT, Fla. (WFLA) – It’s been difficult for businesses in the small community of Gufport to survive during COVID-19. Those that survived, could certainly use a boost. The city recognized…
ST. PETE BEACH, Fla. — For the most part, Carrie Ruckdeschel loves living in St. Pete Beach, on Boca Ciega Drive. She calls it paradise.“The community is great,” she said.…
Charles Crudup spends some time in and near Clymer Park, which has some locals upset – and others concerned for Crudup. Photo by Cathy Salustri. Gulfport City Council got a crash…
City leaders hope the voucher program will help revitalize the economy from the pandemic's impact. GULFPORT, Fla. — The "Rebound Program" officially started this week in Gulfport. The city gave…
ST. PETE BEACH — It’s just a matter of time before someone walking or bicycling to Gulf Beaches Elementary Magnet School, at 8600 Boca Ciega Drive, gets hit by a…
Starting December 10, the city is sending out $25 gift cards by mail to residents, up to $50 for each household. Those gift certificates can be spent at any participating…
ST. PETE BEACH — There’s a group of people in St. Pete Beach who are proving every day that any workout you can do on land you can also do…
PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. (WFLA) – Lisa Kauffman has lived in Gulfport for a decade, and last year when Tropical Storm Eta caused widespread flooding in the area, her home suffered…
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