What constitutes a ‘suitable’ MLB stadium?

St. Petersburg has allocated over $9.9 million to a roofless Tropicana Field - without conducting any restorative repairs.

A new schedule shows work concluding by January 2026, about two months before Major League Baseball’s opening day. The city council demanded to know exactly what that entails before unanimously approving another $900,000 contract Thursday.

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St. Pete officials address post-storm water bill debacle

St. Petersburg will not deactivate water service or continue charging late fees for households that have received exorbitant utility bills in the aftermath of Hurricanes Helene and Milton.

City council members expressed their frustration to administrators Thursday, who could not provide a sufficient explanation for or estimate the number of customers affected by the excessive charges. They unanimously voted to waive typical procedures and scheduled an emergency meeting Feb. 20 to explore altering an overly cumbersome city code.

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