Treehouse Sanctuary says St. Petersburg blocked weddings and worship at its 1926 church over sprinkler demands. Now it's suing in federal court.

Commissioners worry a single facility could strain the city's Floridan Aquifer supply serving over 15,000 residents.

Commissioners voted 4-1 to install Arden Dickey instead, after Tammy Vasquez pushed for an outside review of City Manager Charles Van Zant.

Simic and Lyssy clash over an AI vendor contract and who should pick the superintendent in District 2's runoff.

Vote Yes on 3 sent over 98% of recent spending to a firm owned by Pat Bainter, once linked to the 2020 vote-siphoning plot.

A proposal for an independent inspector general is among the charter changes under consideration.

Denise Lyn says she flagged Inverness Village 4's unpaved, flood-prone roads years ago but was told it wasn't a priority.

Massachusetts and Florida plants will handle modernization, production restart services and technical studies, while a separate Navy order tackles fleet readiness woes.

Cary Gaylord says Florida's diversity rule for a judicial nominating panel blocked him from two open seats he sought this month.

The 12-story tower once housed Jesuit High School. Now parishioners get a say in what comes next.

Byron Donalds touted a million doors knocked at a Largo factory rally, even as a new poll shows David Jolly within a point.

Hillsborough County customers are paying more starting this month to fund dozens of water and wastewater projects countywide.

Pasco County prosecutors cite internal Meta chats calling Instagram a drug as they push for sweeping teen restrictions.