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The governor’s director of policy and budget since July 2019 will become executive director of the State Board of Administration.

Listen: A new program may bring relief for St. Petersburg residents struggling with utility bills. The city announced 3 million dollars of federal funds to provide renters relief. St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch announced the...

Lime Cordiale stands out not just for their catchy tunes, but also for their deep commitment to environmental sustainability.

A man is hospitalized in critical but stable condition after he struck the St. Pete Pier while kiteboarding Friday.

ALS is a crippling disease that affects the nervous system. There is a new and easier way to detect ALS in patients.

In Hillsborough County, 15 new school sites will qualify for the Florida Department of Health After-School Meals Program starting April 1st.

While Tampa Pride’s roots go all the way back to the early-’80s when Pride was a 20-person picnic on a lawn at the University of South Florida, its parade—which runs down Seventh Avenue in Ybor...

A court revived a medical malpractice lawsuit filed by a man who alleged he suffered hip fractures while unconscious after a drug overdose.

Students were served a lunch completely sourced from Florida growers, producers, and manufacturers.

The proposed rule would require Florida’s public colleges to have emergency opioid antagonists in residence halls and dormitories.

Several rounds of heavy rain and thunderstorms are expected to impact Florida on Friday and Saturday.

Gov. Ron DeSantis has until April 5 to act on the bills to keep kids off some social media sites and to loosen child work regulations.