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Tampa Bay Times keeps publishing despite a Milton crane collapse cutting off access to newsroom
It's a reflection of the news industry and modern world of work that Tampa Bay Times editor Mark Katches seems more relaxed ...
Crane collapses into Times’ office building amid thrashing Milton winds
Joe Lindquist, 32, of St. Petersburg, walks over bricks near a fallen crane along 1st Avenue South near the Tampa Bay Times ...
See photos of crane that smashed into Times’ building during Hurricane Milton
A crane that collapsed overnight in downtown St. Petersburg during Hurricane Milton’s winds smashed into the Tampa Bay Times’ ...
DeSantis to give news conference outside Tampa Bay Times building where crane fell
TALLAHASSEE —Gov. Ron DeSantis will deliver a news conference at the downtown St. Petersburg site where a construction crane ...
Crane crashing into Tampa Bay Times during Hurricane Milton doesn’t slow newsroom
Hurricane Milton had just crashed into Florida with 100-mph winds when Tampa Bay Times journalists Zachary T. Sampson and Chris Urso prepared to deploy toward landfall in Sarasota County. Plans ...
St. Petersburg building hit by crane housed newspapers for a century
The building damaged by Hurricane Milton is home to the Tampa Bay Times, a law firm, a defense contractor and more.
In Milton’s wake, Tampa Bay picks up the pieces — again
The direction of Milton’s eyewall kept the highest storm surge out of Tampa Bay — which officials had for days said could ...
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Milton’s winds pound Tampa Bay, but its surge goes south
Overnight Wednesday, Hurricane Milton’s sustained winds of more than 100 mph shredded Tropicana Field’s roof, uprooted grown trees, snapped power lines and toppled a massive crane into the ...
Photos: Hurricane Milton aftermath in Florida
Hurricane Milton battered a storm-weary Florida on Wednesday and into the early hours of Thursday with powerful winds and heavy rain. Teams of Tampa Bay Times reporters and photographers captured the ...
Tampa Bay gas shortages should improve this weekend, port says
More than three-quarters of Tampa Bay gas stations are out of power, gas or both. Fuel shipments are now leaving the port, which may soon offer customers some reprieve.