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The inaugural Bubbles & Brunch Fest happens at the St. Pete Pier this weekend
Mother’s Day is rapidly approaching, and Mermosa Wines is hosting a one-stop shop for presents this weekend. The cocktail brand is teaming up with the St. Pete Pier to host its inaugural Bubbles &...
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Parts of St. Pete's I-375 are under water and closed for the afternoon
If you're just waking up, it's been pretty wet in Tampa Bay today, and all that rain has forced the closure of eastbound I-375 in St. Petersburg. "Eastbound I-375 closed due to standing flood water,"...
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Desantis signs bill allowing Florida to pay for donor breast milk bank...
More mother’s milk will soon become available through a state bank, thanks to a new state law.
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Le Clementine Bakeshop will open cafe concept inside St. Pete's Museum of...
Le Clementine Bakeshop's high-class bakes have found a home near the halls of a St. Pete museum, and the gorgeous pastries will leave patrons wondering if the food is also part of the exhibit.
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FWC says it'll probably need to feed manatees again next winter
State and federal wildlife officials anticipate they might again have to provide lettuce to manatees gathering in Florida waters next winter.
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DeSantis signs bill limiting out-of-state money for amendment initiatives,...
Gov. Ron DeSantis on Wednesday signed a bill that would limit out-of-state contributions to political committees trying to place proposed constitutional amendments on the Florida ballot.
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New Moody lawsuit argues hospitals, Miami school board are jeopardizing...
Attorney General Ashley Moody’s office filed a lawsuit Wednesday against five public hospital systems and the Miami-Dade County School Board, arguing they are jeopardizing settlements with...
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Plant City's Keel Farms joins global effort to brew limited-edition beer in...
Plant City’s Keel Farms will release a limited-edition beer in support of Ukrainians who've been under attack from Russian forces since late February. Resolve beer will be available tomorrow, Sunday...
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Tampa Bay Inferno women's tackle football team returns to action next week
The heat is coming and not only because of summer. The Tampa Bay Inferno women’s tackle football team will return to the field next week against the Jacksonville Dixie Blues.
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Noble Rice in downtown Tampa, Cafe Clementine heads to St. Pete’s MFA, and...
This week's foodie news takes us to all corners of Tampa Bay, with a new rooftop taproom on Clearwater Beach, a just-opened downtown Tampa Japanese restaurant, plus that fancy bakery slated to debut...
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Florida officials have begun the rule development process to allow public...
Poolside bars — as in, bars where a few inches of concrete separate the bottles from the water — may be legal in Las Vegas, but you won’t find any in Florida.
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Florida will appeal after federal judge sided with Black and Hispanic...
Lawyers for Gov. Ron DeSantis, Attorney General Ashley Moody and national Republican groups on Thursday filed a notice that they will appeal a federal judge’s ruling that parts of a sweeping elections...
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Tampa leaders, former mayor, decry 'unprecedented' friction between Castor...
Local political experts, a former Tampa mayor, and civic leaders are sounding off about the disruptive tension between Mayor Jane Castor's administration and Tampa City Council. The comments from...
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As housing crisis continues, St. Pete Mayor Ken Welch details distribution of...
Mayor Ken Welch has detailed how St. Petersburg will distribute $34 million in ARPA funds.
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Another agency predicts an 'above-normal' Atlantic hurricane season
Researchers have put forward a second above-normal forecast for the upcoming Atlantic hurricane season.
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Florida's citrus industry is on track for lowest yield since WWII
Florida's struggling citrus industry continues to see a decline in the crop for the current growing season, with the harvest on track for the lowest yield since before World War II. With the latest...
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Review: In downtown Clearwater, Jon Anderson lets rock academy shine during...
Sunday night, Jon Anderson didn’t flutter out onstage like he normally does. Following a 30-minute performance from his current touring band—the Philadelphia-based Paul Green Rock Academy—the...
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Video shows massive alligator with a missing foot crawling under Florida...
It's currently alligator mating season in Florida, which means gators are on the move and there's also a higher than normal chance that one may end up under your truck. In a video posted to Facebook...
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The GOP playbook of inventing a problem, then creating a solution that...
In Texas last week, a woman was arrested for murder and jailed on a $500,000 bond for taking medication to induce an abortion—something that is not a crime in Texas, although the state’s lawmakers...
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