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On April 6, Gotham Organization and The DeNunzio Group held a groundbreaking event. The Bluffs is a 400-unit apartment complex located on the edge of Coachman Park in Clearwater. This apartment took over the old city hall and in 2022 voters approved the project.
RankScore has launched a new AI-powered SEO platform aimed at helping small business owners, start-ups and content operations compete online without relying on costly agencies or complex software.
Tampa Bay Blueberry Festival kicked off in Plant City. The family-friendly event had 40 vendors, food trucks, live music, blueberry-inspired alcoholic beverages and blueberry-themed goodies. The event is closed on Easter Sunday, but will continue every Saturday and Sunday for the rest of April from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Pinellas Recovers People First Programs will host a series of pop-up events this month to help residents impacted by the 2024 hurricanes get connected with application assistance for recovery grants. The next event will take place April 7 from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at City Hall in Treasure Island, where residents can receive in-person assistance with applications.
The Coastal Wildlife Advocacy Group is organizing a protest on April 4 from 10 a.m. to noon, urging the TradeWinds to reconsider hosting Country Thunder during peak nesting season and asking the city of St. Pete Beach to not approve the Special Event Permit.
The Trump Administration has voted to exempt oil drilling operations in the Gulf of Mexico from protections under the Endangered Species Act (ESA), a decision that environmental advocates warn could put vulnerable marine life at greater risk of extinction.
Modified Phase III "Extreme" Water Shortage Restrictions was approved by the Southwest Florida Water Management District. The Tampa Water Department is asking residents to follow the new drought restrictions to better conserve water resources, according to the City of Tampa.
“No Kings” is a nationwide, peaceful protest movement against President Donald Trump's administration. Around 1,000 demonstrators gathered outside of Tampa’s City Hall March 28.
The sugar-white sand shimmered under the Florida sun as music and laughter danced in the air. Along Clearwater Beach by Pier 60, thousands of visitors kicked off their shoes and stepped into the annual Pier 60 Sugar Sand Festival. This is the festivals 12th year and it has grown into more than a local celebration. The event is expected to draw more than 118,000 visitors.
The Justice Department’s Civil Rights Division filed a lawsuit against United Parks & Resorts Inc. (UPR), the parent company of SeaWorld and Busch Gardens, alleging violations of Title III of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA).
$5,000 reward for information regarding a 12-foot-long great hammerhead shark found on March 15, washed ashore near Juno Beach Pier with its dorsal fin and tail removed.
Gov. Ron DeSantis signed an emergency legislation restoring access to life-saving HIV medication for Floridians affected by recent cuts to the state’s AIDs Drugs Assistance Programs until June 30. Advocates warns need of long-term plan.
The Stevedore is a love letter to Ybor’s working-class roots, blending history with modern development. This new apartment complex, a part of Gasworx development, is set to open on April 1.
The 11th Circuit Court of Appeal is upholding Florida’s 2024 ban of lab-grown meat. Upside Food Inc., a California company that produces cultivating meat, including chicken, challenged the law in court after Senate Bill 1084 went into effect.
