On Thursday, after years and months of battling it out, the Tampa Bay Rays announced they won't be building a new ballpark as part of a bigger St. Petersburg re ...

The @OrlandoDreamers say it has a “financing structure” that will provide “approximately $1 billion towards stadium ...

After months of back and forth, The Tampa Bay Rays announced Thursday that the team would not move forward with a deal to ...

The sun sets on the city skyline, showing silhouettes of Capella Tower and the IDS Center. (Anthony Soufflé/The Minnesota ...

In a social media post, owner Stuart Sternberg pronounced the deal dead. He also said the Rays are planning to return to a repaired Tropicana Field for the 2026 season.

In October, Hurricane Milton laid siege to the Tampa area, severely damaging the roof of Tampa Bay's current home—Tropicana Field. Because of this, the Rays will play 2025 at George M. Steinbrenner ...

After Hurricane Milton damaged Tropicana Field and created economic uncertainty in St. Petersburg, Florida, funding delays ...

The Rays said Hurricane Milton created an unexpected situation and project delays. Local officials say the Rays' reasons ...

Nine bills impacting the trans and nonbinary community have already been proposed in Florida and will be considered during ...

The Tampa Bay Rays had locked down plans to open a new stadium in St. Petersburg in 2028, but owner Stu Sternberg backed off ...

The Tampa Bay Rays announced Thursday they will not proceed with plans to develop a $1.3 billion ballpark in St. Petersburg, Fla.

The Tampa Bay Rays' plans to build a stadium and mixed-use entertainment district in downtown St. Petersburg are dead. Houston-based real estate giant Hines was the developer. The team posted a ...