On Saturday more than 250 people marched past fish kills along the downtown St. Petersburg waterfront to demand that state leaders do more to stop a major red tide outbreak. Hundreds of tons of fish ...

Red tide issue have the city of St. Pete on red alert. Mayor Rick Kriseman said Wednesday that crews are at their wits end with long days.

St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman, Deputy Mayor Dr. Kanika Tomalin, and City Administrators will host a press conference on Wednesday at 10 a.m. to discuss the impact of red tide on the shores of ...

St. Petersburg is the epicenter of the state’s recent red tide, the paper reported. The National Weather Service on Saturday evening issued a beach-hazards warning for the southern areas of ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — They are St. Pete’s front line workers in the war against red tide. Around 200 city employees from the Public Works, Parks & Rec and Sanitation departments are stepping ...

We, the fish, would like a word. We, the fish, ask you to stop arguing and help us. We understand fighting is a cornerstone of America, a diversion like baseball or a game we call “brush the ...

City employees remove a dead Goliath grouper from the waters at Crisp Park in St. Petersburg on July 14, 2021. [ Times (2021) ] Red tide is a complex problem that scientists do not fully understand.

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — High concentrations of red tide in Tampa Bay off the St. Petersburg shoreline have caused extensive fish kills for nine straight days and residents want the city to clean ...

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis paid a visit to St. Petersburg as red tide continues to grip waterways in the Tampa Bay area. While speaking with local environmental leaders and ...

St. Pete leaders are turning to the state for help. City leaders say they’re overwhelmed by dead fish and struggling to keep up with one of the worst red tide blooms to ever impact the bay.