St. Petersburg City Council has overturned its vote to repair Tropicana Field, and Mayor Ken Welch's administration is moving forward with plans to terminate the stadium deal that was finalized in ...
After approving $23 million to help repair the Tampa Bay Rays' shredded roof at Tropicana Field, the St. Petersburg City ...
On Thursday, the St. Petersburg City Council voted against spending more than $23 million to repair Tropicana Field's domed ...
We’re getting our first look at damage inside Tropicana Field thanks to new photos released by the Tampa Bay Rays, even as ...
The Tampa Bay Rays won't play at their home ballpark, Tropicana Field, for a long while due to the excessive damage brought ...
The Tampa Bay Rays' Tropicana Field will receive more than $23 million to repair the damage caused to the roof by Hurricane ...
The St. Petersburg City Council has voted to spend more than $23 million to repair the hurricane-shredded roof of Tropicana ...
The shredding of Tropicana Field’s roof was the most iconic image of the damage Hurricane Milton wreaked upon the Tampa Bay area on Oct. 9. But the impact on the domed home of the Tampa Bay Rays ...
"We won't get there if we keep finding ways we can't." Most of the fabric covering the domed roof at Tropicana Field was torn off as Hurricane Milton made landfall along Florida's Gulf Coast.
The St. Petersburg City Council reversed course on Thursday and won't be spending money to repair the Tampa Bay Rays' ...
The go-ahead follows a decision last week to delay a vote on revenue bonds needed to finance a new, $1.3 billion ballpark.
After approving $23 million to help repair the Tampa Bay Rays' hurricane-shredded roof at Tropicana Field late last week, the ...
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