Donald Trump made a stop in Tampa on his presidential campaign trail to host a rally at the USF Sun Dome on Feb. 12. The Dome, which seats 10,411,
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Immigration, Internet and Globalization Collective contribution Diplomats, military officials and academic experts from across the nation and around the globe filled the University Student Center at USF St. Petersburg to
On Feb. 1, history was made in St. Petersburg. Amid applause, whoops and laughter, Mayor Rick Kriseman raised a flag over City Hall commemorating 40 years of Black History Month.
At least 30 United States governors, including Rick Scott of Florida, adamantly oppose President Barack Obama’s promise to admit 10,000 Syrian refugees to this country by the end of 2016.
An international crisis has entered Florida starting with a small bite. The virus known as “Zika” has spread in eight counties in the last two weeks, with 20 cases reported
City’s drinking water routinely tests within safety limit Dr. Johnny Wong has been a citizen of several municipalities, both nationally and internationally. He now serves as an educator in
One thousand miles and 70 days through Florida’s wilderness were captured in the documentary The Forgotten Coast: Return to Wild Florida. Explorers Mallory Dimmitt, Carlton Ward Jr. and Joe
For most U.S. citizens, the words “federal emergency” usually mean a natural disaster like an earthquake, drought or hurricane. But that has not been the case for the residents of
It was chilly and windy on Saturday, but the state of the city is “strong and sunny.” That was the assessment of Mayor Rick Kriseman, who said St. Petersburg is
For over a decade, Michael and Denise Pfalzer have worked toward a dream of living completely sustainable in an Earthship – an energy-efficient home constructed from recycled materials such as