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The county’s new emergency beach restoration project is projected to cost upwards of $20 million dollars. WMNF's Chris Young reports.

Brian Lowack, a former assistant to the county administrator who served as the county’s intergovernmental liaison, was named interim CEO in June.

Visit St. Pete/Clearwater recently unveiled its new campaign, "From Visitors, With Love," highlighting just how diverse St. Pete's locals and visitors are.

Conventions and events are bracing for lost out-of-state attendance this year.

The CEO of Visit St. Pete-Clearwater, the public agency charged with promoting Pinellas to tourists, resigned June 6.

He led the agency for four years, and no reason was given for the departure.

Steve Hayes offered no details about his departure in his resignation letter.

Pinellas County leaders traveled to the White House to speak with White House Office of Intergovernmental Affairs about fading beaches and the help needed.

TAMPA, Fla. — Cookie Kennedy was out for a walk with a friend one day this winter when she felt a familiar dread creep up on her. As the pair

LARGO — The Greater Ridgecrest Community held its annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade and fish fry Jan. 16, an event that featured a procession through the area neighborhoods