The Copper Kettle opens for brunch in St. Pete Beach
The Copper Kettle is owned by Alex Victorero, The Frog Pond’s manager of eleven years. The post The Copper Kettle opens for brunch in St. Pete Beach appeared first on Creative Loafing Tampa .
Hillsborough school board calls on Florida to change Schools of Hope law
As pressures ramp up from all directions, the Hillsborough County school board passed a proclamation pushing back on a new law that allows some charter schools known as Schools of Hope to move into underused district spaces. The 5-1 vote, with one member absent, came less than a week after...
Todd Bowles’ Wife Taneka Bowles Speaks Out on Career Mission
Taneka Bowles outlines her growing fashion mission.
People Drive From All Over Florida For The Outrageously Delicious Seafood At This Incredible...
There’s a little slice of seafood heaven tucked away on the wooden planks of John’s Pass Village & Boardwalk where locals and tourists alike flock for a taste of the ocean that will haunt your dreams for weeks after. The Boardwalk Grill in Madeira Beach might look modest...
Fleeing driver dies in secondary crash after hit-and-run in Pinellas Park
PINELLAS PARK, Fla. (WFLA) — The Pinellas Park Police Department said a man is dead after fleeing the scene of a hit-and-run and then getting into another crash. The first incident happened on Friday at the intersection of US-19 and Gandy Boulevard in Pinellas Park, and was described by police as a minor collision...
Largo police asks for assistance searching for 87-year-old man with dementia
The Largo Police Department is asking for the public's help in searching for a missing man.
Church-owned land could become affordable housing under new St. Pete ordinance
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. - The City of St. Petersburg is turning to a partner in its push to address the affordable housing crisis: houses of worship. City Council has approved changes to local ordinances that allow St. Pete to partner with religious organizations and developers to build affordable housing on...
Final pennies go to auction for tens of thousands
PINELLAS PARK, Fla. — The final minted pennies are getting new homes. More than 230 sets of three were auctioned off online on behalf of the U.S. Mint. Many of them sold for tens of thousands of dollars. The owner of Pinellas Coins and Bullion, Jake Lutz, said he...
City: Trop’s roof can withstand 155 mph winds
Hurricane Milton’s highest recorded gust in St. Petersburg was 101 mph, enough to shred Tropicana Field’s teflon-coated fabric dome and splay the fragments along an adjacent interstate. St. Petersburg officials, now completing an estimated $59 million storm repair project, are confident souvenir hunters will not have...
Shannon Moore and Joana ‘JoJo’ Cardoso-Moore, Effortless City Founders
Shannon Moore and her wife Joana “JoJo” Cardoso-Moore have become quiet architects of connection in St. Petersburg. Through their shared passion, resilience and creativity, they founded Effortless City, a grassroots project that has grown into a community resource. It’s transformed how residents and visitors move...

















