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Derby Lane, a sprawling 130-acre property on Gandy Boulevard, was floated as a possible Rays stadium site back in 2015.
If not the Trop, where could Rays play in Tampa Bay — and elsewhere?
Dozens of sites have been pitched over the years. But where could the team realistically land now?
Unless you have $3B to spare, a solution for the Rays could be tricky
The Rays are committed to another four years in Tampa Bay, but the team's future beyond that is now in doubt after owner Stuart Sternberg opted to pull out of a new stadium deal on Thursday.
John Romano | Buying the team and simultaneously building a stadium will be an expensive proposition for would-be owners.
Tampa Prep math teacher accused of stealing thousands from Alessi Bakery
A math teacher at Tampa Preparatory School is accused of stealing nearly $75,000 from Alessi Bakery while working part time at the business, records show.
Rosa Baskin Harwell worked at the bakery on the weekends and stole nearly $75,000, police said.
Lightning hold Bruins without a shot on goal in 2nd period of victory
Lightning center Anthony Cirelli, shown during a game against the Wild earlier this season in St. Paul, Minn., scored two goals in Saturday's 6-2 win over the Bruins in Boston.
Tampa Bay snaps a three-game losing streak with a four-goal win in Boston.
The National Weather Service's Climate Prediction Center said severe thunderstorms are possible in Tampa Bay Sunday evening. This photo shows Evita Coronoto of Dunedin braving the rain on her way to work on a wet morning Jan. 21.
Severe thunderstorms possible in Tampa Bay Sunday
The thunderstorms carry the threat of damaging winds and possible tornadoes.
Capitol riot ‘Lectern Guy’ sues Manatee County officials over wetlands lawsuit
Adam Johnson, the Parrish man known for his role in the Jan. 6 Capitol riot, has filed a lawsuit against Manatee County commissioners over their choice not to seek over $250,000 in legal fees in a lawsuit over the county's decision to roll back wetland protections. This 2022 photo shows wetlands in Pasco County.
Adam Johnson claims that county leaders destroyed a “public asset” by choosing not to seek over $250,000 in legal fees.
Why Forbici’s St. Petersburg expansion makes ‘perfect sense’
Forbici Modern Italian will move into a significantly larger space in St. Petersburg's Sundial plaza after Sea Salt decided not to renew its lease.
The popular South Tampa restaurant will occupy nearly double the initially planned space in the heart of downtown.
Why won’t Publix put a Canadian flag on a cake? | Column
A cake made by Publix in Largo, Florida seen on March 13, 2025, with a note declining to illustrate any flag other than the American flag on cakes.
The curious case of a missing maple leaf highlights a rift in Canada-Florida relations.

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Lightning hold Bruins without a shot on goal in 2nd period of victory
4 hours ago• Sports
Lightning center Anthony Cirelli, shown during a game against the Wild earlier this season in St. Paul, Minn., scored two goals in Saturday's 6-2 win over the Bruins in Boston.
Tampa Bay Sun earn first win of spring season, beating Carolina Ascent
3 hours ago• Sports
The Tampa Bay Sun celebrate their 1-0 win over the Carolina Ascent Saturday night at Riverfront Stadium in downtown Tampa.
Unless you have $3B to spare, a solution for the Rays could be tricky
Yesterday• Rays
The Rays are committed to another four years in Tampa Bay, but the team's future beyond that is now in doubt after owner Stuart Sternberg opted to pull out of a new stadium deal on Thursday.
Rays' Drew Rasmussen takes next step by working 4 innings
Yesterday• Rays
Rays starter Drew Rasmussen, shown during an exhibition game against the Braves earlier this month, threw four innings and 54 pitches Saturday against the Yankees in Port Charlotte.
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The sun is setting on government transparency in Florida | Column
Yesterday• Opinion
Florida is losing its reputation for government transparency.
Why won’t Publix put a Canadian flag on a cake? | Column
Yesterday• Opinion
A cake made by Publix in Largo, Florida seen on March 13, 2025, with a note declining to illustrate any flag other than the American flag on cakes.
Congress, immigration and a lurch toward totalitarianism | Column
March 13• Opinion
Rep. Anna Paulina Luna, R-Fla., show here at the Republican National Convention on July 17, 2024, has called for the Justice Department to investigate several American mayors over immigration. Milwaukee. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)
Is tearing down Interstate 175 in St. Petersburg a good idea?| Column
March 13• Opinion
Interstate 175 in St. Petersburg
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Tampa Bay Sun earn first win of spring season, beating Carolina Ascent
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Jonathan Aranda back to showing Rays what he can do in tie vs. Yankees
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Indoor golf lounge opens in St. Petersburg’s Grand Central District
Yesterday• Things To Do
Florida village’s compost program helps Miccosukee Tribe grow gardens
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A strip steak with a black garlic demi-glace sauce is served at The Estuary in New Port Richey.
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Stephanie Christou, owner of Bottom of the Bin craft store, bags and prices various craft items on Friday, March 7, in Brandon.
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Michael Slattery, former physical scientist with the U.S. Geological Survey, stands along a damaged seawall on Feb. 28 in Madeira Beach.
This scientist was making Florida beaches resilient to hurricanes. DOGE fired him.
Then- Gov. LeRoy Collins, joined by Mr. and Mrs W. Howard Frankland and visiting dignitaries, cross the new W. Howard Frankland Bridge in January 1960.
A new Howard Frankland Bridge opens soon. People once protested the original span.

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