Locals Have Loved This Hidden St. Petersburg Family Restaurant for Decade
Tucked away on 22nd Avenue South in St. Petersburg sits a restaurant that feels like stepping into your grandmother’s backyard for Sunday dinner. The Chattaway has been serving up American comfort food since the 1930s, earning a devoted following among locals who treasure its quirky charm and unpretentious atmosphere.
USF’s stadium price tag turned heads at first, but then Florida entered the chat
The Gators will pay $1.45 billion to renovate The Swamp
St. Pete youth can get free meals at 17 different locations throughout the summer
School is out, but the city of St. Petersburg is still thinking about the youth. The St. Pete Parks and Recreation Department has begun its annual Summer Food Service Program. This program aims to provide free meals for kids 18 years and younger, running all summer, from June 1st to August 7th.
Downtown Dunedin to take shape, as new development aims to preserve small-town feel
DUNEDIN, Fla. — In downtown Dunedin, new development is taking shape as city leaders move forward with plans to preserve the charm. Cited by some as one of the best small towns in the United States, city leaders hope to keep it attractive with new efforts. In recent months,...
A Teen’s Private Snapchat Story Turned Into a Felony Arrest and Expulsion in Just...
A Florida cosmetology student’s private Snapchat post turned into a law enforcement response, an expulsion, and a felony arrest after the message was flagged and forwarded through the FBI to local deputies.
Hillsborough property appraiser will discuss the ‘State of the Market’ on Wednesday
When all taxing authorities are considered, roughly $478 million dollars in taxes are on the line for Hillsborough County residents as they—along with voters across the state—decide on whether to approve a constitutional amendment that would raise the homestead exemption from $50,000 to $150,000 the first year, and the
Big-Money Buyer Pounces on Tarpon Springs Industrial Park
Tarpon Springs' already tight warehouse scene just got even tighter, as a private equity outfit has swooped in on one of the city’s key industrial enclaves. North Park Ventures has closed on the four-building Tarpon Springs Industrial Park at 1400 L & R Industrial Boulevard, a roughly 83,000-square-foot campus on about
In debate, Mayor Ken Welch says St. Pete Police agreement with ICE is mandatory....
During a mayoral debate last Tuesday, St. Petersburg Mayor Ken Welch incorrectly said that the city’s partnership with federal immigration authorities was mandatory. This misconception was circulated by officials in Pinellas County last year after Sheriff Bob Gualtieri gave local police chiefs confusing instructions th
A Favorite Tampa Neighborhood Dining Spot Has Filed for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy
Restaurant operators across the country are currently facing a financial strain. Baylie’s Square Incorporated emerges as a new name against this backdrop. The company, which operates as The Grill At Morris Bridge in Tampa, Florida, has commenced a Chapter 11 process. The restaurant serves upscale American fare, includi
College student asks for bond while awaiting trial for death of infant found in...
TAMPA, Fla. (Court TV) — A teenager charged with killing her newborn infant is asking a judge to change the conditions of her release so she can get out of jail. Brianna Moore, 21, has pleaded not guilty to aggravated manslaughter of a child, child neglect, unlawfully moving a dead body and failure to report ... Read m
