St. Petersburg City Council members were briefed on the details of the deal that would allow the team to keep playing in the city, but not all members believe the agreement is worth the expense.
Author: Jeff Patterson
Poll shows St. Pete residents are opposed to new Rays stadium deal, group says
A group opposed to the Tampa Bay Rays proposed stadium deal says a newly conducted poll shows most St. Petersburg residents don’t like the deal currently on the table.
Rays pitch plan for new stadium to St. Petersburg’s City Council
St. Petersburg’s City Council held a marathon work session on Thursday to go over a deal that would develop 67 acres and provide a new stadium for the Tampa Bay Rays.
Not everyone is a fan of the deal to keep the Tampa Bay Rays in St. Pete
St. Petersburg’s City Council is scheduled to hold a workshop on Thursday to discuss part of the land use deal designed to keep the Tampa Bay Rays in town.
St. Petersburg NAACP gives approval to Rays stadium deal
The stadium deal for the Tampa Bay Rays has received an important endorsement.
Unexpected factor behind death of former Buccaneer Mike Williams
“This is a multi-faceted case obviously, you’ve got pulmonary issues, you’ve got cranial trauma, it sounds like they had some type of spinal surgery as well. So, there are so Florida many things going on, it’s like trying to unscramble an omelet,” said Howard.
Renderings show vision for USF on-campus football stadium
USF trustees on Tuesday were given a look at new renderings for the football stadium the school plans to build on campus.
Florida multi-agency task force targets drugs and human traffickers
There are more than 4,000 miles of interstate in Florida. On any given day, those highways are used to transport drugs and people entering the country illegally.
Florida multi agency task force targets drugs and human traffickers
There are more than 4,000 miles of interstate in Florida. On any given day, those highways are used to transport drugs and people entering the country illegally.
Florida multi agency task force targets drugs and human traffickers
There are more than 4,000 miles of interstate in Florida. On any given day, those highways are used to transport drugs and people entering the country illegally.