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Promises made, promises broken—this is the phrase repeated repeatedly regarding the Historic Gas Plant District.

The Tampa Bay Rays are searching for a new home after hurricane damage to Tropicana Field, with Tampa and Orlando emerging as top contenders.

Tropicana Field is in limbo and its future is again uncertain after Rays owner Stu Sternburg backed out of the deal to build a new ballpark.

The @OrlandoDreamers say it has a “financing structure” that will provide “approximately $1 billion towards stadium ...

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis talked about Tampa Bay Rays stadium drama, immigration, and funds for SeaPort Manatee during a stop ...

The team says it was one of many possibilities, although the city and county did not immediately embrace the idea.

With the apparent collapse of the long-negotiated St. Petersburg deal for the Rays, an Orlando group hoping to bring ...

This comes after the Tampa Bay Rays declined to build a new stadium and redevelop 86 acres in the Historic Gas Plant District ...

The Orlando Dreamers — a group of investors trying to bring a Major League Baseball team to Central Florida — are ready to ...

The decision leaves a related, $6.5-billion development plan in limbo as hurricane repairs to the team's current ballpark continue.

On Thursday, after years and months of battling it out, the Tampa Bay Rays announced they won't be building a new ballpark as part of a bigger St. Petersburg re ...