Priced Out of the Picture: Artists say St. Pete’s growth is forcing them to leave
The Brief Rising rents and living costs in St. Petersburg are forcing local artists and arts leaders to…
Resident urges Cape Coral to address Del Prado Boulevard speeding
Cape Coral resident urges city to address speeding on Del Prado Boulevard CAPE CORAL, Fla. — A Cape…
St. Petersburg Starts Construction on First 3D Printed Home | NewsRadio WFLA
St. Petersburg, FL – Construction is underway on St. Petersburg’s first 3D printed home, a project city leaders…
Florida homeowners say feral hogs caused thousands in yard damage, then the city trapped 50
In parts of Edgewater, Florida, residents say nighttime visits from feral hogs have left lawns dug up by…
Florida city seeks 1-year halt on new data centers while it writes zoning rules
Pinellas Park, Florida, could soon hit pause on one of the fastest-growing corners of the digital economy, as…
Cape Coral police propose partnership to fight child exploitation
Cape Coral police propose partnership to fight child exploitation Cape Coral City Council will decide on a partnership…
St. Pete Beach parking: Business owners say higher rates drive customers away
The Brief Higher parking rates on St. Pete Beach are driving away customers and hurting sales, according to…
Cape Coral approves over $195K for city hall security upgrades plan
Cape Coral approves over $195K for city hall security upgrades plan CAPE CORAL, Fla. — Cape Coral City…
Cape Coral Eyes AI Cameras on Garbage Trucks To Scan Properties For Code Violations
Your garbage truck already knows your address and pickup schedule. Cape Coral, Florida wants it to know a…
Orlando to break ground on Church Street transformation project
The Brief A project to revitalize an historic stretch of downtown Orlando is set to begin soon. City…
Historic West Tampa community center to be rebuilt in revitalization project
The Brief The historic Rey Park Center demolition in West Tampa marks the beginning of a major community…
St. Pete advances feasibility study on leaving Duke Energy for city-owned utility, no final decision made
The Brief St. Petersburg City Council voted to spend up to $590,000 on a feasibility study to evaluate…