Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

Local Government

Latest reporting from the Local Government desk.

BayCare reports $5.1 billion economic impact in Pinellas County

A study commissioned by Clearwater-based BayCare Health System finds the health system generates $5.1 billion annually for the Pinellas County economy, with $6.6 billion in capital projects planned through 2030.

· 2 min read

Large multi-story hospital complex seen from across a waterway, with Morton Plant Hospital signage visible.

Clearwater tap water switches to chlorine Sept. 21

Pinellas County Utilities will switch Clearwater's water disinfection from chloramine to chlorine from Sept. 21 through Oct. 10, which may change the taste and smell of tap water but poses no health risk to the general population.

· 2 min read

A single water drop falling from a chrome faucet aerator.
Large multi-story hospital complex seen from across a waterway, with Morton Plant Hospital signage visible.

BayCare reports $5.1 billion economic impact in Pinellas County

A study commissioned by Clearwater-based BayCare Health System finds the health system generates $5.1 billion annually for the Pinellas County economy, with $6.6 billion in capital projects planned through 2030.

Large multi-story hospital complex seen from across a waterway, with Morton Plant Hospital signage visible.

BayCare reports $5.1 billion economic impact in Pinellas County

A study commissioned by Clearwater-based BayCare Health System finds the health system generates $5.1 billion annually for the Pinellas County economy, with $6.6 billion in capital projects planned through 2030.

A transit bus stopped at a terminal in downtown Clearwater with buildings in the background.

Downtown Clearwater construction wave brings months of road closures

A wave of downtown Clearwater construction projects will close Pierce Street for two months starting Aug. 1 and restrict lanes on Osceola Avenue through at least October, forcing shoppers and diners to reroute while a new parking garage, hotel, and apartment tower take shape.

Powered by Surround Sound Media

Powered by Surround Sound Media

Powered by Surround Sound Media