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Vietnamese coffee shop Say Coffee House planned for the Grand Central District

Known for TikTok-worthy slow-dripped brews topped with colorful cold foams and inventive add-ins, Vietnamese coffee shops have been popping up in major U.S. cities like New York, Portland, and Los Angeles. Now, it’s St. Pete’s turn. Last week, a banner appeared in the window of 2414 Central Avenue...
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87-year-old man with dementia missing more than two weeks in Largo

LARGO — An 87-year-old man with dementia who recently immigrated from Greece has been missing for more than two weeks, and police are asking anyone with surveillance footage to review it again. Petro Kuqo walked out of his apartment at The Pointe at Clearwater complex on Oak Trail West...
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Pinellas County deputy, driver injured in crash on US-19

PALM HARBOR, Fla. (WFLA)— Two people were injured, including a Pinellas County sheriff’s deputy, after a crash on U.S.-19 on Tuesday morning. The deputy was responding to an assault and battery in progress call in the area of Twin Lakes Apartments Road and U.S.-19 North when the crash happened, the Pinellas County...
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Serial burglar stole hundreds of dollars’ worth of cigarettes in St. Pete: police

St. Pete police said the suspect would jump over the counter and take packs of cigarettes, before then fleeing with the stolen merchandise.
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Tampa Bay sees spike in deadly crashes over holidays

As New Year’s Eve approaches, a deadly week on Tampa Bay roads is raising concerns and prompting warnings from law enforcement and safety advocates.
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PSTA offering free late-night rides on New Year’s Eve throughout Pinellas County

Don’t drink and drive this New Year’s Eve. Celebrate and ride, instead. To help ring in the New Year safely, the Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority is offering free rides on all routes for the entire day and night on New Year’s Eve, giving locals and visitors alike a reliable transportation option.
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Speeding Driver With Active Warrant Killed After Running Red Light In St. Petersburg Crash

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — A high-speed collision late Saturday night left one man dead and four others injured after a driver ran a red light at a busy St. Petersburg intersection. The crash occurred around 9:30 p.m. on December 27 at the intersection of North Frontage Road and Dr....
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Organized crime is a problem, and it’s getting worse. | Opinion

National law enforcement and local retail groups want Americans to understand that the problem of illicit trade — counterfeiting, organized retail crime and human trafficking — is bigger and more dangerous than most people realize. How big? Illegal trade is a $2.2 trillion criminal enterprise that crosses every...
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‘Up All Night’ host re-creates cult classic show decades later from studio in St....

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - A Bay Area entrepreneur is diving into the world of podcasters and influencers — and she's bringing along some nostalgia. She was also the host of a cult classic show back in the 90s called "Up All Night" — and she just built a new 20,000 square foot TV studio in St. Peterburg.
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For 2026, YMCA plans expansion of infant and toddler care

In 2026, the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg will take a decisive step toward solving one of our city’s most pressing challenges: the lack of quality early childhood education for our youngest learners. Our biggest and most impactful initiative for the coming year is the expansion of infant and toddler care at our...

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