St. Petersburg City Council approved a program supporting eligible nonprofits to fight against the ongoing opioid epidemic.
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Several beach leaders are endorsing Charlie Justice for re-election to Pinellas County Commission in District 3.
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The Florida State Parks Foundation, Cannondale Bicycle Corporation and REI Co-op’s Winter Park store collaborated to provide 25 Cannondale Tesoro …
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Former state Rep. Sean Shaw is in good shape to keep District 6 on the Hillsborough County Commission blue.
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The Hillsborough County Sheriff’s Office (HCSO) Aviation Section was recently honored for a heroic rescue in late February.
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Following his return from the Spanish-American War in Cuba, Juan Moré was instrumental in opening a trio of bakeries in …
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The Republican Party of Florida (RPOF) suspended the entire Manatee County Republican Executive Committee (REC).
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As students at Florida Polytechnic University began classes Aug. 20, they might not have noticed they were joined by a …
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In its sixth year, the National Boating Safety Awards continue to make waves in promoting safety across the boating industry.
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Former Hillsborough County State Attorney Andrew Warren is moving onto the Nov. 5 General Election after easily winning the Democratic …
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And then there were 2: Wengay Newton and Corey Givens Jr. head to runoff for St. Pete City Council
Former St. Petersburg City Council member Wengay Newton will face Corey Givens Jr. on Nov. 5 for a runoff after …
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South Florida officials joined a bipartisan push against Gov. Ron DeSantis’ proposal to build golf courses, pickleball courts and lodgings …