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St. Petersburg: St. Pete apartment complex owner files for bankruptcy amid debt and poor cond... | June 15

St. Petersburg's latest public safety alert focuses on the bankrupt downtown apartment complex with broken elevators and mold, as residents demand action. State Senator Rick Scott will address hate incidents at the Florida Holocaust Museum amid rising community tensions.

St. Petersburg: DUI crash kills motorcyclist, arrests made in St. Petersburg | June 14

St. Petersburg police arrested a man after a fatal DUI crash in Hillsborough County that killed a motorcyclist, reigniting debates over impaired driving enforcement. The city also saw community unity at the Turning Pain into Purpose block party, while public opinion remains divided over the new Rays stadium's impact on traffic and affordability.

St. Petersburg News Today — June 13

St. Petersburg's The Local Wire faced technical issues preventing today's full news report, prompting a delay in the city's local news roundup. Listeners are advised to check back tomorrow for updates on key city topics like infrastructure projects, community events, and public safety updates.

St. Petersburg: Home Insurance Crisis Threatens Florida Communities | June 12

St. Petersburg residents face rising home insurance costs and potential neighborhood instability as climate risks grow, while local leaders debate policy solutions. The city also addressed false reports about a TJ Maxx grant for body cameras, reaffirming police transparency and fiscal responsibility.

St. Petersburg: St. Petersburg faces a dangerous hit-and-run crash and a heated mayoral debat... | June 11

St. Petersburg police arrested a man after a fiery hit-and-run crash into a couple’s home, sparking calls for stricter traffic enforcement. The first mayoral debate in St. Petersburg saw heated clashes over infrastructure and public safety, while Pinellas County restaurants faced criticism for being overlooked by Michelin.

St. Petersburg: NAACP hosts St. Pete mayoral debate with five candidates | June 10

St. Petersburg police are searching for a suspect after a stolen car crash damaged a residential home, while the NAACP hosted its first mayoral debate featuring five candidates. The Local Wire also covers Brandi Gabbard's real estate endorsement and USF's Community Relations Roundup events.

St. Petersburg: Earthquake felt in Florida after Cuba tremor | June 09

St. Petersburg residents should stay alert following a 6.1 earthquake in Cuba felt in Tampa Bay, with no damage reported. The Emerald Bar, a 18-year St. Petersburg staple, is closing after owner Mikey Brinkmann hosts its final event this weekend.

St. Petersburg: St. Pete Flight Turns Around After Bird Strike | June 08

St. Petersburg officials canceled a flight to Ohio after a bird strike forced a mid-air turn, raising concerns about wildlife at local airports. Newlyweds displaced by Hurricane Helene criticized FEMA’s slow response, while a new speakeasy inside the Florida Distillers’ largest facility opens in the city.

St. Petersburg: Ukraine targets St. Petersburg again after Putin rejects talks | June 07

St. Petersburg officials warn of heightened tensions after Ukraine launched a strike in response to Russia's refusal to talk with Zelenskyy, while Duke Energy completes underground power grid upgrades in downtown. A 10-year-old lemonade stand in St. Petersburg continues raising funds for cancer research, highlighting community efforts during Faith and Family Month.

St. Petersburg: Ukraine targets St. Petersburg again after Putin rejects Zelenskyy's offer fo... | June 06

St. Petersburg city leaders are considering breaking from Duke Energy to create its own power grid, while a garbage truck driver who struck a woman will not face prosecution. The Red Bull Cliff Diving World Series drew crowds to St. Pete Pier, and a local estate in Lecanto awaits the governor’s signature.

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