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Another tech company expands its St. Pete footprint

St. Petersburg’s technology industry is growing beyond its traditional business centers, with companies working in financial technology, artificial intelligence and maritime defense establishing headquarters and expanding operations across the city. Some have arrived from larger markets. Others have grown locally, adding employees and office space as the city’s business...

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d
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Council endorses $55 million Trails Crossing vision

St. Petersburg City Council has unanimously accepted a $55 million master plan to transform approximately 12 acres beneath Interstate 275 into a network of parks, trails and public gathering spaces, advancing a project that could reshape connections between downtown and surrounding neighborhoods. The vote establishes a framework for Trails Crossing,...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d
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Tampa Bay Times

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74% of St. Pete voters approved tax for flooding, sewage fixes. What happens next?

St. Petersburg residents on Tuesday approved creating a new property tax to speed up projects that harden city infrastructure against flooding made worse by climate change. Nearly three out of every four voters backed the referendum. But implementing the tax could look different under a new city administration that will have less cash flowing into its coffers.

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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Acropolis Greek Taverna Making St. Pete Comeback in 2026

With six locations across Central Florida, Acropolis Greek Taverna is a Greek restaurant where “The Night Hasn’t Started Until the Saganaki Is On Fire and Napkins Are Flying.” Several years after the restaurant shuttered its St. Pete location, Acropolis is preparing to make its St. Pete comeback.

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d
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A Perfect Sunny Sunday

SARASOTA, Fla. (WWSB) - After a perfect Saturday, we have a perfect Sunday. This is the outdoor weekend – Humidity is lower with a crisp start to the day. Winds will be light, shifting from the northeast to northwest in the afternoon at 5 to 10 mph. It’s the kind of day that makes you want to be outside. The quiet pattern continues right into next week. Monday and Tuesday look nearly identical—mostly sunny skies with light winds.

Sarasota, FL · 10h

Tampa Bay Times

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American Stage celebrates the power of performance at St. Pete benefit

Local performers, including Morgan Tapp, Delores McKenzie, John Pérez and Laura Frye, raised their voices in song and support of American Stage at Broadway by Candlelight: “The Things We Do for Love,” as 200 guests celebrated the power of live performance. An intimate evening of Broadway love songs, the candlelit cabaret held at The James Museum of Western & Wildlife Art raised more than $300,000 for the St. Petersburg-based theater company on Oct. 1.

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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Airport director lays out expansion, improvements plan

St. Pete-Clearwater International Airport (PIE) director Mark Sprague discussed the future of the organization at a Florida Economic Club gathering Wednesday evening at Voodoo Brewing Co. in St. Petersburg. Founded in 2009, the Florida Economic Club helps connect business professionals and community leaders from Pinellas, Hillsborough and Sarasota counties. Sprague...

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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Cornell puts Title IX process in spotlight at Eckerd College

On Sept. 18, The Cornell Daily Sun, an independent, student-run newspaper, published an article detailing a lawsuit by a former Cornell University student against the university. The woman, now commonly referred to as Jane Doe, alleged that she was gang-raped in 2024 by several Chi Phi fraternity members after being coerced into taking drugs.

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d