While these specific art murals will be removed, the spirit of what makes St. Pete a special place can’t be suppressed.' ...

Communities across Florida are deciding whether to comply or defy the orders from the state after this week's removal of an ...

The Florida Department of Transportation has denied the City of St. Pete's request to keep several pieces of artwork on its ...

The city had asked for five of its street murals to be exempt from a statewide ban on street art, saying they create a sense ...

Five street art installations in St. Petersburg will be painted over, Mayor Ken Welch announced on social media Friday.

In a memo to the city, FDOT said five sites do not comply with the state's "traffic control" standards. The agency said the ...

Nadine Smith, president of St. Pete-based statewide LGBTQ+ advocacy group Equality Florida, told Creative Loafing Tampa Bay ...

St. Petersburg will comply with a state directive to remove the city's street art, Mayor Ken Welch announced Friday. Why it ...

He said that way, residents 'can rely on stable and dependable services as we shape the long-term future of energy in St.

Could the city of St. Petersburg unplug itself from Duke Energy? That’s the question city leaders are now exploring after ...

— The city of St. Petersburg has accelerated its flood infrastructure projects and hopes to keep the sewers flowing during the upcoming hurricane season, according to Mayor Ken Welch.

And both municipalities are putting a focus on storm relief. St. Pete Mayor Ken Welch presented his budget to the city council on Thursday as part of a spending plan worth $1.1 billion.