St. Petersburg residents have donated over 25 tons of lettuce to a local power plant to help support Florida’s manatee population. Courtesy of Sofía García Vargas | The Crow’s Nest
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The St. Pete Straza would loop more than 3 miles and provide pedestrian-only and reduced traffic streets. Courtesy of Car Free St. Pete By Jasmine Jarrett The St. Pete Straza may
By Ashley George Florida Senate Bill (SB) 148, the legislation attempting to restrict teachings of critical race theory (CRT) in educational and employment settings, has ventured through its first obstacles
Pictured above: “Away from Home: American Indian Boarding School Stories” honors Native Americans that were forced into assimilation at boarding schools. Courtesy of Sophia George | The Crow’s Nest By
Pictured above: Demonstrators advocate for release the of Christopher Tonsel in hopes of “ending police violence.” Courtesy of @psltampabay on Instagram By Jenna Sierra Last year, Christopher Tonsel, a 17-year-old Black teen, was
The bill redefines the legal abortion timeframe from 24 weeks to 15 weeks. Courtesy of @tampabay_sds on Instagram By Sofía García Vargas Roe v. Wade is challenged again by a new Florida
HB 1557 intends to forbid LGBTQ+ topics from being discussed in many primary school classrooms and allow school officials to share with parents their child’s sexual orientation without their consent.
The route will run west through South Pasadena up Gulf Boulevard into St. Pete Beach and east into downtown. Courtesy of City of St. Petersburg By Molly Ryan In 2021, St.
The testing site reopened on Jan. 13 after an eight-month hiatus. Courtesy of The Tampa Bay Times. By Sofía García Vargas The revamped COVID-19 drive-thru testing site at Tropicana Field offers Pinellas County accurate and
The brewery will offer scholarships to promote diversity in the brewing industry. Courtesy of USF By Sofía García Vargas America’s oldest brewery, D.G. Yuengling & Son, Inc., is set to sponsor a $5,000