Hurricane Milton hinders bond sale for new Tampa Bay Rays stadium
County commissioners already approved a funding agreement for the Tampa Bay Rays' new ballpark, but the bonds haven't been ...
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City approves $6.5M to clean up and protect Rays stadium after Hurricane Milton
The city of St. Petersburg will spend about $6.5 million to clean up and protect Tropicana Field, the home of baseball’s ...
Florida’s hurricane catastrophe fund could face $4.6B tab for Milton, Helene
“Initial estimates for Hurricane Helene and Hurricane Milton as it relates ... were prepared to consider the possibility of ...
A ‘Highway Angel’: Tampa trucker rescues stranded couple from hurricane floodwaters
A trucker has been named a "Highway Angel" after wading through rapidly rising flood waters and risking his own life to save ...
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Tropicana Field May Be ‘Unsalvageable,’ Needs $39 Million Worth Of Repairs Following Damage From Hurricane Milton
Only $6.5 million of public funding has been set aside by the city council, meaning the Tampa Bay Rays will have to cover the ...
Tampa Bay Rays Relocate to Temporary Office Space in Wake of Hurricane Milton
After a few weeks of working remotely, the Tampa Bay Rays' front office staff has found a new home while the damage at ...
Tampa Bay Buccaneers Announce Stadium Damage Sustained from Hurricane Milton
The state of Florida is being hit hard by Hurricane Milton. Many residents have been ordered to evacuate to get away from the ...
Hurricane Milton's storm surge could be a major problem for Tampa Bay
Tampa Bay – the nation's most vulnerable metro area to storm surge – could be about to see its worst flooding in over a ...
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Hurricane Milton death toll up to 24, according to FDLE. Here's where
Hurricane Milton slammed into the state less than two ... but as of Monday they reduced it to one. In Tampa, a woman in her early 70s was found underneath a branch of a large tree that collapsed ...
Hurricane Milton Could be Storm Tampa Has Been Dreading: 'Our Katrina'
Meteorologist Bryan Bennett likened the impending danger to Hurricane Katrina, which hit the Gulf Coast in August 2005 and killed more than 1,300 people.