DeSantis says St. Petersburg crane developer should’ve used more ‘common sense’
ST. PETERSBURG — Standing in front of the crumbled wreckage of a downtown high-rise smashed by a fallen crane, Gov. Ron DeSantis said the developer responsible should have used more “common sense” to take down heavy equipment before Hurricane Milton arrived.
Powerful winds from Hurricane Milton caused a crane to collapse in downtown St. Petersburg overnight, causing damage to an ...
City officials said the crane had collapsed onto a neighboring building, which houses the Tampa Bay Times newspaper offices.
The Times Publishing Co. used to own the damaged building, but sold it in 2016, and the news organization is now one of ...
The building damaged by Hurricane Milton is home to the Tampa Bay Times, a law firm, a defense contractor and more.
In the downtown, many streets avoided flooding, boats in the city marina fared well and damage to the city's buildings ...
A construction crane came crashing down on the building that houses the Tampa Bay Times during the height of Hurricane Milton ...
Dan Matics, a resident of St. Petersburg, Florida, joins José Díaz-Balart to share how Hurricane Milton has affected his ...
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