St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg officials ask the governor for help in combating red tide. That comes on top of a similar request by one of the top Democratic contenders for governor.

Thousands of fish continued to litter the St. Petersburg waterfront Monday, even after 15 tons had been scooped out of Tampa Bay by city crews.

In an effort to ease the disparities in vaccination rates of communities of color, county officials and a local organization are teaming up to offer vaccine sites in St. Petersburg.

James Fackrell, a descendant of the of the Snoqualmie Tribe in Washington State, is on his way to Brown after gaining entry to the university’s guaranteed medical school acceptance program.

The partnership helps residents struggling to access COVID-19 vaccines in the community. This kind of local effort could be key as demand for shots slows.

St. Pete Pride president Nathan Bruemmer talks about the last year without the large-scale gatherings that LGBTQ+ events are based on.

Mayor Rick Kriseman says he backs President Biden’s proposed COVID relief plan because it focuses on his community's physical and economic health.

Vaccines are avalable for ages 65 and older. Due to the limited supply of vaccine, a reservation is required.

The awareness campaign called Race to Safe aims to get residents to "the finish line of this pandemic."

The state of New York is sending the city of St. Petersburg some COVID-19 relief, it was announced Wednesday during a conference call.