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Could hurricane damage mean more mosquitoes this summer?
Driving by Mini Park in the Shore Acres neighborhood of St. Petersburg, you may notice the pretty greenery and playground, ...
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St. Pete Pier's 'Bending Arc' sculpture to be temporarily removed after hurricanes caused damage
Months after multiple hurricanes caused damage to the ‘Bending Arc’ sculpture at the St. Pete Pier, crews will work this week ...
Skyway 10K held virtually this year due to hurricane damage
The Skyway 10K will be held virtually this year due to damages from Hurricane Helena and Milton. According to Skyway 10K, they faced challenges in finding a suitable venue to host the event and ...
St. Petersburg City Council approves $1 million for Tropicana Field repairs amid uncertainty over Rays’ future
The vote covers non-roof repairs and preconstruction services as the city races to meet contractual obligations following ...
Work to remove St. Pete Pier's 'Bending Arc' sculpture begins
Crews began removing the Bending Arc net sculpture Monday after sustaining damages from the last hurricane season. Recently, ...
FOX 13 Tampa Bay on MSN5d
Skyway 10K goes virtual for 2025 race
It’s a special run as thousands of racers cross the Skyway Bridge for the Skyway 10K each year. But, they’ll have to find ...
FOX 13 Tampa Bay on MSN11d
St. Pete mayor addresses Rays’ future, affordable housing, hurricane recovery in ‘State of the City’
St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch spoke for close to an hour Tuesday morning as he gave his annual State of the City Address. He ...
Could bat houses destroyed by hurricanes mean more mosquitoes this summer?
Driving by Mini Park in the Shore Acres neighborhood of St. Petersburg, you may notice the pretty greenery and playground, ...
Why did St. Pete start nearly 11,000 code violation cases?
Looking for code violations is a normal, everyday part of local government and St. Pete opens about two thousand cases every ...
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Bartlett Park community eagerly awaits impacts of $5.1 million project to address flooding concerns
The City of St. Petersburg is improving drainage in one South St. Pete neighborhood. The city recently approved a $5.1 million plan.
Florida Politics12d
Nick DiCeglie, Lindsay Cross buck partisanship with neighborhood flood safety measure
It’s heartbreaking for neighbors to stand in their doorways, praying that a vehicle driving down their street doesn’t push ...
Pinellas County leaders push for no vehicle wake flood zone legislation
Two local lawmakers have proposed legislation to slow people down if they’re driving through flood waters in order to limit ...