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Tampa approves Rays bond vote
Council member Bill Carlson joins the meeting virtually for the second vote to make sure it passes.
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Amendment 3 could change your property tax bill, Tampa Bay. Here's how
This is how much four hypothetical homeowners could save.

Tampa approves Rays bond vote
Council member Bill Carlson joins the meeting virtually for the second vote to make sure it passes.

Rays face tight stadium construction timeline
Tampa Mayor Jane Castor says a groundbreaking on the ballpark is “imminent,” with team leaders promising completion by 2029.

Bern's, others sue over flood relief project
Class-action suits allege Tampa diverted money from a dozen projects.

Rays group spends big on midterms
Campaign contributions came from members of the Tampa Bay Rays' ownership and companies they own.

Tampa council OKs contentious $100M South Tampa flood project
Plans to relieve flooding have long divided neighbors, business owners and city leaders.

Macklemore dropped from Ed Sheeran show after saying ‘Free Palestine’
Sheeran’s promoter said stadiums across the country objected to the rapper’s participation.

Historic Jackson House suffers partial collapse
The setback comes weeks after Tampa approved $1M to help restore the aging building.

Buckhorn gets $400K from Rays-affiliated donors
The former two-term Tampa mayor will face a dozen opponents next March.

Council debates plan to fix flooding
A vote is scheduled for Sept. 17 on the South Howard Flood Relief Project.

South Tampa’s streets keep flooding. Will this $100M city project help?
The South Howard Flood Relief Project has stirred controversy for years. This week, it comes before the City Council.

County, city reach deal with the Rays
Hillsborough and Tampa have come to terms, with final stadium votes set for next week.

Commissioners could upend stadium deal
Hillsborough County Commissioner Chris Boles went as far as to say he will vote no on the updated terms of the Rays $2.3 billion project.

Lawmakers demand answers about juvenile detention center closure
State officials haven’t cleared up speculation about a possible tie to Rays stadium plans.

Rays talks loom over mayor race
Two Tampa City Council members are running. Will their votes on the stadium sway the election?

Castor proposes $2B budget to Tampa City Council
Mayor cites economic uncertainty driven, in part, by looming state property tax vote.

Crist, Buckhorn are back. Will they win St. Petersburg, Tampa mayor’s races?
The veteran politicians are hoping to stage comebacks, lead two of Florida’s biggest cities.

First step in land use change blocked
Rays CEO Ken Babby says the stadium project in Tampa can continue without the City Council's vote.

Tax vote could cost area $12B
State economists found that Tampa Bay could lose hundreds of millions in property tax revenue if voters approve the ballot initiative in November.

ICE won’t get access to Tampa camera footage
City council votes to expand the use of speed cameras in school zones.

A Rays deal without the city?
Officials say the team could alter the current structure to reduce Tampa’s contribution — or totally remove it.

Homes planned on land of suspected cemetery
There could be lost unmarked graves next to the Martí-Colón Cemetery in West Tampa.

Tampa Bay projects among $800M axed from spending plan

Revelers celebrate LGBTQ+ resilience, joy
Parade-goers say the festival is a moment of resistance amid a spate of anti-diversity, equity and inclusion rhetoric and legislation.

Tampa police chief to retire, go to USF
Bercaw will step down in August for a job as an associate professor.
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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Nina Moske in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.
