Tampa advances 1,150-unit redevelopment in North Downtown
Tampa officials selected a development team to redevelop four publicly owned parcels in North Downtown, advancing plans to…
Why we can’t wait any longer on St. Pete’s Gas Plant development
Forty years ago, I wrote about the opportunities I hoped the development of the Gas Plant area would…
St. Pete advances $18M port lease referendum for tech hub expansion
St. Petersburg’s Economic and Workforce Development Committee voted unanimously Feb. 26 to advance a November 2026 referendum that…
Moez Limayem Says USF Is ‘Open for Business’
Moez Limayem began his presidency at the University of South Florida in February with a clear workforce agenda:…
UNF, Jacksonville officials celebrate opening of UNF Flight Deck
Jacksonville Mayor Donna Deegan and officials from the City of Jacksonville and the University of North Florida came…
West River closes housing phase, eyes Main Street
The Tampa Housing Authority and Related Urban have completed Canopy at West River, delivering 384 affordable apartments along…
Train Inmates to Drive Trucks While Restricting Immigrant Drivers
Florida’s House Bill 325 has captured national attention. The bill would allow nonviolent inmates with two years or…
Why childcare matters to Pinellas employers
In 2026, R’Club is celebrating 50 years of service to Pinellas County, a milestone that honors not just…
Israeli medtech firm opens Palmetto HQ, plans 100 jobs
OSSIO Inc. opened its U.S. headquarters Tuesday in the City of Palmetto, expanding its manufacturing and training presence…
Gasworx developer joins Gas Plant redevelopment bid
ARK Ellison Horus has formed a Master Developer platform for the proposed redevelopment of the Historic Gas Plant…
At 100, Boys & Girls Clubs define how they grow next
Founded in 1926 as the West Tampa Boys Club, Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Tampa Bay became…
USF economic impact reaches nearly $10B
The University of South Florida now generates nearly $10B a year in economic impact across Florida, including about…