Mckenna Schueler

A Hillsborough County Tenant’s Bill of Rights could soon apply to Temple Terrace, after a vote of approval from city leaders last month.

Pinellas County’s public school teachers will soon be getting a raise under a new agreement approved by the school board on Tuesday.

St. Petersburg City Council will consider two business items that concern protecting access to reproductive healthcare for city residents.

Registered nurse Cynthia Butler of Port Charlotte shares the impact of Hurricane Ian on her hospital and hopes for its recovery.

The Tampa Police Department’s pilot mental health co-responder program expired on Sept. 30. Additional funding is set for a council vote Thursday.

Educational support staff could see a 4.25% pay raise under a new deal reached between their union and Pinellas County Schools.

Florida’s minimum wage is set to increase to $11/hour. But wage theft is rampant because the minimum wage law isn’t always be enforced.

The Pinellas County Housing Authority has reopened its waitlist for Section 8 housing voucher applications through Thursday, Sept. 1.

Pinellas County teachers call out the school district for ‘insulting’ pay raise offer as the cost of living in the area climbs.

Abortion rights advocates are sounding the alarm about anti-abortion pregnancy centers in Florida, funded in part by state tax dollars.