Mayor: Trop is ‘on track’ for opening day 2026

A recent letter from City Administrator Rob Gerdes to the Tampa Bay Rays noted St. Petersburg is not obligated to repair Tropicana Field in time for opening day 2026.

However, that remains the goal.

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Rowdies anticipate return to flood-damaged Al Lang

The Tampa Bay Rowdies will return home for their 50th anniversary season despite Hurricane Helene inundating Al Lang Stadium with six to seven feet of water.

The St. Petersburg City Council unanimously approved a $3.2 million contract Thursday to begin post-storm repairs. Helene’s storm surge flooded below-ground training rooms, electrical equipment and offices inside the former minor league baseball stadium.

Arts Alive! podcast: Klaudio Rodriguez, Museum of Fine Arts

Joining us today on the Arts Alive! podcast is Klaudio Rodriguez, the executive director and CEO of the Museum of Fine Arts St. Petersburg, the oldest gallery of art in the city.

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