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Tropicana Field transforms into an electric ‘city’About 5,000 electric workers descended upon St. Petersburg's Tropicana Field Tuesday to prepare for widespread power outages caused by Hurricane Idalia. Duke Energy spokesperson Lee Freeman called the staging area a temporary city. He said arranging several hundred trucks in Lots 1 and 2 was orchestrated chaos. |
‘We haven’t seen the worst’ of hurricane flooding |
St. Pete drone company launches dashboard to track storm damage |
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Hurricane Idalia: County-wide flooding in photosAs Hurricane Idalia's outer bands passed over Pinellas County, the 4 to 6-foot storm surge, along with heavy rains, resulted in street flooding among beach towns and areas along Tampa Bay and Boca Ciega Bay. Here are a few photos shared on Facebook by area residents this morning. |
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Welcome to Florida: Fireflies
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Flooding isolates St. Pete house fire |
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Howard Frankland Bridge reopens |
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PSTA extends service suspension |
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Tampa, St. Pete airports reopen |
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Sep 01 @ 10:00 AMFriday Art Market |
Sep 01 @ 07:00 PMSlither and Scales |
Sep 09 @ 02:00 PMLecture Series – Architecture in Conversation |
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Create Looking ahead: The month of September in the arts |
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