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Manatee deaths continue to surge throughout Florida, predicting the deadliest decade for the species

As a common sight in Florida waterways, manatees are aquatic species that boaters are encouraged to look out for. Yet, only halfway into 2021, they risk facing…

It is better to give than to receive

Rebecca Duverlus, 10, is like many kids her age — she enjoys math at St. Jude Elementary, running (she wants to be a professional track…

What’s happening with animal shelters during the pandemic

ENGLEWOOD, Fla. — For many animal shelters, COVID-19 has had unprecedented effects.

Opening a Pier during a Pandemic

ST. PETERSBURG (Apr. 25, 2021) The construction of the new St. Pete Pier has dealt from many challenges ranging from production delays to…

A local French bakery’s take on the COVID-19 pandemic

Sailor Adams

This pandemic has put many local businesses to the test, and there are few who lack a unique story regarding the challenges faced since its arrival last spring.

Tiny Communities Foster Growing Acceptance

St. Petersburg — In response to the growing popularity of tiny houses, tiny communities have begun to pop up across the Tampa Bay area in recent years.

Students and professors struggle to cope with the effects of virtual learning throughout the pandemic

Students and professors were left packing up their laptops as COVID-19 cases began to circle communities and college campuses. Now nearly a year into the…

Balancing fairness with justice: Students react to possible Title IX changes

Betsy DeVos, the former U.S. secretary of education, commended the Trump administration’s Title IX rule changes that increased protections for students accused of sexual misconduct.

St. Pete’s Mayor Terminates a Lease After 50 Cent’s Superbowl Party

SGEF Tries Out an On-Campus Hybrid Style Tabling Event