Trinity News

In our cynical age, it may be that the only tool of government less trustworthy than statistics is surveys.

Residents of Crescent Oaks subdivision requested that Pinellas County delay changing the median on East Lake Road until Keystone Road is finished.

Justin Gaertner, a young military veteran whose legs were decimated by an explosion in Afghanistan , is getting new wheels.

Sun Toyota in Holiday is giving U.S. Marine Corps Lance Corporal Justin Gaertner a new 2012 Toyota Tundra Platinum Crewmax 4x4 truck on Monday.

Advanced Research Institute operates clinical drug trials and recently moved into offices in New Port Richey.

Zoe Pappas and Danielle Kuehner stood Tuesday on a stretch of shared-use path on Little Road that didn't exist when they were enrolled at nearby Seven Springs Middle School in the 2008-09 school year.A The two were among the students in a service learning class who led an effort to get sidewalks on busy Little Road in Trinity.

Authorities have lifted a lockdown at Seven Springs Middle School and J.W. Mitchell High School that was initiated after a robbery at a nearby shopping plaza.

Conforti Chiropractic and Wellness Centers has released a new website specifically designed for persons located in the Trinity, Florida area.

It's not rocket science to realize that America has serious long-term fiscal challenges.

A Holiday man faces multiple charges after initiating a foot chase with Pasco deputies late Sunday that ended with him spitting blood at an officer and a hospital nurse.A According to an incident report, deputies were watching the home of a burglary suspect on Sunday, when the man exited his home and refused a deputy's order to stop moving.

Students at Seven Springs Middle in Trinity led an effort in 2008 to protect sandhill cranes that frequented the school campus and nearby roads.

Go out and show your support. At 9 p.m., it's lights out as Relay holds the traditional luminaria ceremony in honor of those who battled cancer.

A nonprofit organization that provides primary medical care for low-income and uninsured residents has won a $253,750 federal grant to expand its facilities as part of federal health care reform.