Teghan Simonton

Rufus Lewis, a member of the “Fearless Four,” praised by the city for civil rights successes, was denied half his pension four decades ago. The city will now pay him $250,000.

The South Howard Flood Relief project has caused division among community members and businesses.

Abbye Feeley has already served about five months in an interim capacity for the role, the city’s top economic development position.

Though it was limited in authority, advocates say the board provided a higher degree of police transparency that the community will now miss.

Tony Gennaro began working part-time with Parks and Recreation in the 1980s. He’s loved every moment of it.

The state’s orange yield has declined by 90% in the last three decades. In the last 10 years, grove land has halved.

Businesses in Florida are bracing to absorb the extra cost of tariffs. Economists anticipate those costs trickling down to consumers.

Another nonprofit is raising money to reopen and take over the operation.

Florida residents struggling to get COVID vaccines after federal changes

The Tampa Bay Times hosted a free community conversation around AI, in partnership with the Foundation for a Healthy St. Petersburg. Here’s what panelists said.