Week in Review: Domestic Partnership Registry, Rebuilding Homes, Dogs Seized

Domestic Partnership Registry One Step Closer to Passage: The domestic partnership registry passed first reading with a 4-1 vote by the Gulfport City Council Tuesday night.

Dogs Seized in Hoarding Case Getting Help in Gulfport: Some of the 260 animals being pulled from a animal hoarding case in Sarasota County are getting help in Gulfport. Volunteers say they need your help to find good homes.

Adoptables at Risk: Paris Needs a Family: Watch our video and meet Paris. She's a lovely black and white pitbull mix who needs a home quickly. She's been at Pinellas County Animal Services since March 12.

Volunteers Make Gulfport's First Rebuild Day a Success: 59-year-old Dorothy Everett fought back tears when a crew of teens showed up at her door on National Rebuild Day in Gulfport.

College Student Looks to Shake Up School Board: Twenty-year-old, and current USF student Corey Givens Jr., is running for Pinellas County School Board, District 7.

Hillsborough Moving Toward No-Kill Animal Shelter: Hillsborough County is taking steps to drastically reduce euthanasia of shelter animals. Let's continue this movement in Pinellas!

Free Cancer Screenings Provide Education and Awareness in Gulfport: For the third year in a row, the Walgreen's parking lot served as a mini health fair for those willing to come out. The free event featured oral cancer screenings in 2010 and 2011 and added a simple PSA blood test this year for men.

Gulfport Police Collects Unused Medications: The Gulfport Police Department collected 8 pounds of unused prescriptions during the 7th annual Operation Medicine Cabinet in Pinellas County.

Plenty of Fun at BCYC "Fun Day": The Boca Ciega Yacht Club lured hundreds to their annual "Fun Day" event with free sailboat rides, hot dogs and more!

3 Questions: Bankruptcy First or Divorce First?: The uncomfortable marriage between family law and bankruptcy.