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156-acre Wagon Wheel Flea Market property in Pinellas Park slated for massive redevelopment

More than six years after the Wagon Wheel Flea Market closed its doors, plans are taking shape to redevelop the sprawling property that was once home to one of Pinellas County's most popular weekend shopping destinations. Pinellas Park-based Belleair Development Group is under contract to purchase approximately 156 acres at...

Pinellas Park, FL · 17h
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‘I’m not going anywhere’: Mayor Ken Welch loses seat as St. Petersburg Mayor

What started as a night of hope at the Historic Manhattan Casino Event Hall ended in disappointment for Mayor Ken Welch and his supporters.

St. Petersburg, FL · 3d

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Downtown St. Pete nightclub changes its tune again

A downtown St. Petersburg nightclub is getting another new name, another set of operators and another shot at finding its place on the city’s nightlife scene. Surge, an ’80s-themed venue, is scheduled to open Friday at 350 First Avenue N., replacing Siren, which itself opened just nine months ago.

St. Petersburg, FL · 3d
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Ferg’s Pavilion lists two November tribute concerts in St. Petersburg

Ferg’s Pavilion has two tribute concerts on its November schedule: CRUSH! The Bon Jovi Experience on Friday, Nov. 6, at 7 p.m., and Sabbath / Long Live Ozzy! on Friday, Nov. 13, according to 10 Tampa Bay. A TicketWeb event page also lists Sabbath / Long Live Ozzy! at Ferg’s Pavilion as a free show.

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d
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Pinellas Park Could Get Its Largest Apartment Community With 552 Planned Homes

A former office property in Pinellas Park, Florida, could soon have a very different future. Plans for a large residential development have received preliminary approval, potentially transforming a 31-acre site into the city’s largest apartment community. The proposed project includes 552 apartments, with at least 221 units designated as affordable housing under Florida’s Live Local... The post Pinellas Park Could Get Its Largest Apartment Community With 552 Planned Homes appeared first on Timeless Dishes .

Pinellas Park, FL · 2d

Tampa Bay Times

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Judge says St. Pete tire shop is addressing mosquitoes, denies city injunction request

A judge has denied a request from the city of St. Petersburg that could have allowed city officials to enter the property of a tire shop that was suspected of being a mosquito breeding ground.

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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St. Petersburg voters elect 2 LGBTQ+ city council members

Gabriel Hament (L) and Dr. Linsey Grove. (Photos via each campaign’s Facebook.) ST. PETERSBURG | Public defender Gabriel Hament and public health practitioner Dr. Linsey Grove will respectively represent Districts 2 and 6 on St. Petersburg City Council, voters determined Nov. 3. The LGBTQ+ winners had different paths to...

St. Petersburg, FL · 1d

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Traffic signal delays frustrate drivers at Pinellas County intersections

PINELLAS COUNTY, Fla. — It’s a complaint many drivers have: Waiting on a red light to turn green, just as the next light turns red. Pinellas County resident Christina Nikolov said she often gets stopped at back-to-back red lights while driving southbound on Pasadena Avenue, first at Park Street and then again at Gulfport Boulevard.

Pinellas County, FL · 3d

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TimeWeaving takes flight in Gulfport

Gulfport Arts and Heritage continues its Creative Pinellas’ Art Everywhere and TimeWeaving celebration by hosting Labyrinth Lights, an evening of light, music, and movement at the Gulfport History Museum on Friday, Nov. 6, 2026, from 5–8PM. The ongoing series of events is meant to bridge the past with the future.

Gulfport, FL · 1d

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Three Florida cities among Orkin's 'rattiest cities in 2026' ranking

Several Florida cities have earned a spot on a list they probably won’t be bragging about. Three major Florida cities all made Orkin’s 2026 ranking of the 50 “rattiest” cities in the U.S., based on new residential rodent treatments recorded between Aug. 9, 2025, and Aug. 9, 2026. "There’s no single type of city or climate that’s immune to rodent pressure," said Dr. Shannon Sked, National Technical Director at Orkin, in the study. "Rats and mice are highly adaptable and can thrive in communities across the country wherever they can find food, water and shelter." Here's where Florida ranks among the "rattiest cities" in the U.S. for 2026. Where did Florida cities rank in Orkin's list of the rattiest cities? Tampa, Miami and Orlando are among Orkin’s 50 “rattiest” cities for 2026, a ranking based on the company’s residential rodent treatment data. Tampa - 22 Miami - 26 Orlando - 32 What city has the most rats in the U.S.? Los Angeles still holds the title of "rattiest city" for the second year in a row. "Los Angeles’ year-round mild weather, dense neighborhoods and abundant access to food, water and shelter create conditions where rats and mice can thrive," Orkin

Florida · 4d

Tampa Bay Times

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St. Petersburg’s Shopapalooza returns to Vinoy Park this month with 365 vendors

If you love arts, crafts, local food, acoustic music and family-friendly activities, head to downtown St. Petersburg Nov. 28-29 for a weekend celebrating Small Business Saturday (and Sunday) with 350-plus vendors. The beloved waterfront festival in Vinoy Park is organized by LocalShops1’s Ester Venouziou (and her merry elves who volunteer) and is co-sponsored by the city of St. Petersburg. It’s free and open to the public. (Leashed dogs are welcome.)

St. Petersburg, FL · 20h

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On Rays stadium deal, Hillsborough Commissioner says that if Amendment 3 ‘changes the financial projection in a meaningful way, we should take another look’

Florida voters approved the property tax-cutting Amendment 3 on Nov. 3, which could bring the loss of hundreds of millions of dollars for Hillsborough County. One commissioner said that if 'financial projection in a meaningful way, we should take another look’ at the deal to spend nearly $800 million in taxpayers funds to support the construction around a new Tampa stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays. The post On Rays stadium deal, Hillsborough Commissioner says that if Amendment 3 ‘changes the financial projection in a meaningful way, we should take another look’ appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .

Hillsborough County, FL · 20h

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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 · 17h

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 · 16h

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City closes $6.4 million land sale for The Central in the EDGE District of downtown St. Pete

The City of St. Petersburg has closed a $6.4 million land sale for The Central, a planned $200 million mixed-use development in the EDGE District, completing a property transfer that had held up construction for months. The deal was signed on Election Day, November 3rd, the same day Charlie Crist...

St. Petersburg, FL · 2d

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City of St. Pete Beach addresses flood concerns

People who live on St. Pete Beach said flooding has been an ongoing issue for years since hurricanes Helene and Milton and now, they are hoping for change.

St Pete Beach, FL · 1d

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DSA-endorsed candidate flips Florida House seat in Hillsborough County

A candidate endorsed by the Democratic Socialists of America flipped a Florida House seat in Hillsborough County on Tuesday.

Hillsborough County, FL · 3d

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Tampa Democratic Socialist Ashley Herrmann elected as Florida State Representative

Ashley Herrmann, an unapologetic member of the Democratic Socialists of America, won election to the Florida State House in the 2026 General Election, defeating incumbent Republican State Rep. Danny Alvarez by earning 52% of the vote. The post Tampa Democratic Socialist Ashley Herrmann elected as Florida State Representative appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .

Tampa, FL · 3d

WFLA

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‘Voters have spoken’: Florida homeowners to see decrease in property tax bills after passing Amendment 3

Florida homeowners are set to see a decrease in their property tax bills next year.

Florida · 2d

Tampa Bay Times

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Hillsborough County election results: commission and more

Here are the latest results for the 2026 Florida midterm election races in Hillsborough County. Three congressional races are on the ballot in Tampa and its suburbs, each featuring an incumbent defending their seat: Republican Rep. Gus Bilirakis against Democrat Kimberly Overman; Democratic Rep. Kathy Castor against Republican Mike Beltran; and Republican Rep. Laurel Lee against Democrat Robert People.

Hillsborough County, FL · 3d