City of St. Petersburg

Florida lawmakers from both parties raise concerns about security issues after the shooting at the Trump rally.

City of St Petersburg announces there will be extra days for residents to pick up sandbags during non-emergency hours.

After Beryl, the projections for hurricanes have increased. Meanwhile, textbooks in Florida have to change "climate change" references.

St Pete's neighborhood pools were opened for Memorial Weekend and the summer hours will be starting on Friday.

St. Petersburg City Councilwoman Lizette Hanewicz joins MidPoint guest host Gary Gibbons to discuss the pros & cons of the new proposed Tampa Bay Rays Stadium and the proposed redevelopment plans for Tropicana Field...

St Petersburg is holding the City’s annual Budget Open House next Tuesday at 6 PM. It will be held in the Council Chambers at City Hall.

City of St Petersburg has extended the date for residents to complete its community survey. St Petersburg is conducting their “Pulse Check” survey through March 5th. The survey asks residents questions to help shape the...

City of St Petersburg is conducting an online community survey. City leaders want to know what residents think about the future of the city.

The SunRunner bus has been providing a free service for nearly a year, connecting passengers in downtown St. Petersburg to St. Pete Beach.

Offshore regulations to protect the Gulf’s only resident whale species proposed and contested A petition is seeking to protect of one the most endangered whales in the world by creating restrictions near Florida’s west-coast ports....

The City of St. Petersburg is seeking public input on plans for transit oriented development near the increasingly busy SunRunner bus line.

Last Thursday night, St. Petersburg Fire Rescue hosted a Hurricane Preparedness Expo to kick off this year’s Atlantic Hurricane Season. Residents picked up supplies and learned more about how they can be ready for worst-case...