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Tampa City Council votes at 9 a.m. Thursday on a $2.36 billion ballpark at Hillsborough College. The city would pay $80 million; the county about $796 million. The Rays cover the rest and all overruns.
The first ferry vessel has arrived in Pinellas County as PSTA moves closer to launching year-round service connecting St. Petersburg and Tampa by water.
A new landmark is taking shape in downtown Tampa. ONE Tampa has topped out at 42 stories, marking a major milestone for the city’s largest residential tower.
Around 12,000 drivers use New Tampa Boulevard each day. The City of Tampa will begin a $1 million project to repave 1.8 miles of the roadway, with overnight construction expected to last up to eight weeks.
The City of Tampa has started a $3.9 million restoration project to preserve the historic George Guida Sr. House and transform the West Tampa landmark into a community gathering space.
The City of Tampa planted 3,500 native trees at the future K-Bar Ranch park as part of its ongoing effort to restore the city's tree canopy and reach its goal of planting 30,000 trees by 2030.
The Tampa Convention Center is one of five venues worldwide to receive the 2026 Venue Excellence Award.
Tampa residents are invited to cheer on Cape Verde and Argentina during a free FIFA World Cup watch party at The Sail Plaza outside the Tampa Convention Center.
Tampa officials are urging residents to celebrate safely during Saturday's Liberty by the Bay festivities, with free transportation, cooling stations, increased law enforcement and fireworks safety reminders as thousands are expected downtown.
Tampa Bay water restrictions have been extended as drought conditions continue to impact the region’s water supply.
Tampa Bay communities are preparing to celebrate America’s 250th birthday with fireworks, drone shows, live music, festivals and more. From Tampa to Clearwater and St. Petersburg, the Tampa Bay Observer gathered Fourth of July celebrations happening across the region.
As Tampa Bay experiences more days above 90 degrees, local officials and experts are highlighting the growing risks of extreme heat and sharing ways residents, workers and vulnerable communities can stay safe.
Solar United Neighbors and Switch Together launched a program to help Tampa Bay residents access affordable solar installations through group pricing, education and installer guidance.
The City of Tampa’s Career Glow Up job fair returns June 12, giving job seekers the chance to meet employers, strengthen resumes and explore new career opportunities.
Police agencies across Tampa Bay are increasing enforcement, expanding social media monitoring and investing in youth programs as they work to prevent teen takeover events from escalating into violence this summer.
From streetcars to water taxis, Tampa offers a variety of ways for residents and visitors to get around the city without driving. The Tampa Bay Observer compiled a guide to some of the most popular public transit and rideshare services available throughout Tampa.
Drivers in downtown Tampa should expect overnight road closures along E. Polk Street beginning June 1 as CSX crews complete a week-long maintenance project at multiple intersections through June 6.
Tampa is nearing Mayor Jane Castor’s goal of creating 10,000 affordable housing opportunities, with more than 8,300 units completed or currently in development across the city.
