Tropicana Field damage: Inside the Tampa Bay Rays' stadium ravaged by Hurricane Milton
Just one day before they ask St. Petersburg City Council for $22.7 million to rebuild the roof of Tropicana Field, city staffers showed the damaged MLB stadium during a walk-through of the facility.
Just one day before they ask St. Petersburg City Council for $22.7 million to rebuild the roof of Tropicana Field, city staffers showed the damaged MLB stadium during a walk-through of the facility.
Rays St. Pete stadium deadline passes. What’s next?
The March 31 deadline came and went and the City of St. Petersburg never got a termination notice from the Tampa Bay Rays. The $1.3 billion dollar deal officially died, without the fanfare of its coronation.
The March 31 deadline came and went and the City of St. Petersburg never got a termination notice from the Tampa Bay Rays. The $1.3 billion dollar deal officially died, without the fanfare of its coronation.
Hurricane Helene storm surge relocates dozens of Egmont Key tortoises to Fort De Soto
Visitors to Fort De Soto may notice some new residents. Experts say they’re monitoring 84 tortoise burrows at Fort De Soto, which is 10 times the number of burrows there before Hurricane Helene.
Visitors to Fort De Soto may notice some new residents. Experts say they’re monitoring 84 tortoise burrows at Fort De Soto, which is 10 times the number of burrows there before Hurricane Helene.
St. Pete to begin innovative seagrass restoration project this summer
Part of St. Petersburg’s coastline is about to undergo a transformation 10 years in the making.
Part of St. Petersburg’s coastline is about to undergo a transformation 10 years in the making.
2 teens shot in St. Pete, police investigating: SPPD
St. Petersburg police are working to figure out who fired shots on Thursday night during a dispute, leaving two 16-year-olds hurt.
St. Petersburg police are working to figure out who fired shots on Thursday night during a dispute, leaving two 16-year-olds hurt.
St. Pete leaders approve streamlined solutions to adjust extremely high water bills
St. Petersburg City Council unanimously approved ways to streamline solutions to adjust extremely high water bills at its meeting on Thursday, adding in a section to the city code about relief for abnormal events.
St. Petersburg City Council unanimously approved ways to streamline solutions to adjust extremely high water bills at its meeting on Thursday, adding in a section to the city code about relief for abnormal events.
St. Pete mayor on Rays, hurricane recovery and next steps: 'We’ve got a lot on our plate'
The city of St. Petersburg has been through a lot the past six months, still recovering from back-to-back hurricanes, then losing the deal to build a new stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays.
The city of St. Petersburg has been through a lot the past six months, still recovering from back-to-back hurricanes, then losing the deal to build a new stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays.
FEMA Transitional Sheltering Assistance program set to end, hundreds still in hotels after hurricanes
Nearly six months after Hurricane Helene, some people around Tampa Bay still live out of hotel rooms.
Nearly six months after Hurricane Helene, some people around Tampa Bay still live out of hotel rooms.
Inside an organization's effort to attract more oysters in Bay Area waters
Tampa Bay Watch actively works to do what its name says.
Tampa Bay Watch actively works to do what its name says.
Potential plans in the works for former Toytown Landfill in St. Pete
The only noise now at the site of the former Toytown landfill in St. Petersburg is from cars driving in the distance. It’s a sound that could be replaced by the roars of cheering crowds.
The only noise now at the site of the former Toytown landfill in St. Petersburg is from cars driving in the distance. It’s a sound that could be replaced by the roars of cheering crowds.
St. Pete homeowners still wait for permits; city expected to clear backlog by end of March
It’s been almost six months since homeowners in St. Pete had their lives upended by twin Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
It’s been almost six months since homeowners in St. Pete had their lives upended by twin Hurricanes Helene and Milton.
St. Pete developer touts offer to fix the Trop, buy Gas Plant land after Rays back out of stadium deal
A St. Petersburg developer who has offered to buy the land around Tropicana Field says he can have developers begin construction the moment the lease to Tropicana Field is up, and that it will not cost any public dollars.
A St. Petersburg developer who has offered to buy the land around Tropicana Field says he can have developers begin construction the moment the lease to Tropicana Field is up, and that it will not cost any public dollars.
Man charged with child abuse after he and his girlfriend left ‘visible wounds’ on little girl: SPPD
St. Petersburg police arrested a man after he and his girlfriend allegedly left a girl bruised for a week.
St. Petersburg police arrested a man after he and his girlfriend allegedly left a girl bruised for a week.
Florida nonprofit's art show highlights variety of work from across the state
Every year, Florida CraftArt shines a brighter spotlight on its members through an annual members show.
Every year, Florida CraftArt shines a brighter spotlight on its members through an annual members show.
St. Pete to spend $7 million on sewage facilities after 2024 storms forced shutdowns due to flooding
The City of St. Petersburg will spend $7 million to upgrade two sewer treatment facilities to improve their ability to handle disasters after both facilities had to be shut down during the 2024 hurricane season.
The City of St. Petersburg will spend $7 million to upgrade two sewer treatment facilities to improve their ability to handle disasters after both facilities had to be shut down during the 2024 hurricane season.
Nonprofit asks St. Pete community if they intend to support for help reopening after fire
A St. Pete community center that helps countless people is now in need itself.
A St. Pete community center that helps countless people is now in need itself.
St. Pete firefighters rescue victim trapped in burning mobile home: Officials
One person trapped inside a mobile home that caught fire in St. Petersburg Monday evening was rushed to the hospital after being pulled to safety, according to first responders.
One person trapped inside a mobile home that caught fire in St. Petersburg Monday evening was rushed to the hospital after being pulled to safety, according to first responders.
St. Pete police confirm missing 17-year-old Allister Nasr has been found dead
Allister Nasr has been found dead deep in the Weedon Island Preserve, according to St. Petersburg Police.
Allister Nasr has been found dead deep in the Weedon Island Preserve, according to St. Petersburg Police.
New exhibit at Museum of Fine Arts features Japanese culture
The latest exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg is cultural couture with a historic tradition where every outfit sends a message.
The latest exhibit at the Museum of Fine Arts in St. Petersburg is cultural couture with a historic tradition where every outfit sends a message.
Body found deep inside Weedon Island Preserve, SPPD says
A body was found deep inside Weedon Island Preserve on Friday, according to the St. Pete Police Department.
A body was found deep inside Weedon Island Preserve on Friday, according to the St. Pete Police Department.