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Will Rays stadium redevelopment revisions secure ‘yes’ votes?
Mayor Ken Welch noted that St. Petersburg sits on the precipice of a “historic opportunity” Tuesday morning. Just over four hours later, after a final workshop concerning the largest project in city history, Welch expressed confidence in the iterative process leading up to that moment. The city council will vote on several agreements Thursday related to the Historic Gas Plant District and Tropicana Field’s $6.7 billion redevelopment.
Short-term rentals in St. Petersburg could face ‘super fines’ for violating ordinance
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - City leaders in St. Petersburg are considering cracking down on short-term rentals with "super fines," saying some people aren’t following St. Pete’s rules when it comes to short-term rentals like Airbnb and VRBO. The city’s ordinance, on the books since 2001, essentially bans short-term...
Work on $29M St. Petersburg senior housing project starts next month
Construction is set to begin on a $29 million St. Petersburg affordable housing project on the site of a former local hospital. The St. Petersburg Housing Authority has set Aug. 27 as the date for the ceremonial groundbreaking for what it is calling the Edward White Campus. The project, which...
Operation Southern Slow Down: Effort to combat speeding to save lives
TALLAHASSEE, FL (352today.com) – The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) is trying to put the brakes on unsafe driving. FDOT in partnership with the Florida Department of Highway Safety and Motor Vehicles (FLHSMV) and the Florida Highway Patrol (FHP) is conducting Operation Southern Slow Down 2024. The week-long speed enforcement and education campaign kicked off on Monday.
President of Florida’s only public historically Black university resigns
The president of Florida’s only public historically Black university is resigning amid backlash over the school’s apparent failure to properly vet a multi-million dollar donation from a dubious donor.
These Are The Top 5 States Michigan Residents Are Fleeing To
According to the Allied US Migration Report for the 2nd year in a row we saw less interstate in 2023. Where's everybody going? More importantly, why are they going there?. Stagflation. Recession; The fact that interstate moves have continued to decrease over the last few years shows residents are taking a cautious approach when it comes to big moves and increasing interest rates.
DeSantis dings Newsom for signing gender identity law
MILWAUKEE — Gov. Ron DeSantis (R-FL) swiped at Gov. Gavin Newsom (D-CA) on the sidelines of the Republican National Convention after his California counterpart put his signature on a bill prohibiting teachers from being required to advise parents if their child has changed their gender identity. “Honestly, I wasn’t surprised. I’d assumed that they had […]
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