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Tampa City Council votes today on a path to borrow up to $80 million for the Rays stadium

A resolution on Thursday's agenda would let Tampa ask a judge to validate up to $80 million in bonds for its share of the Rays ballpark. It wouldn't borrow a dime yet. Council also takes up charter changes, including an independent inspector general, at 1:30 p.m.

NutriNoche founder Chad Timms bets on a two-ingredient colloidal silver supplement

NutriNoche's flagship colloidal silver lists just two ingredients, silver and purified water. Founder Chad Timms says that simplicity is the point.

Two 44-story condo towers would replace St. Pete's Hilton Bayfront under new Kolter plan

Kolter Urban filed plans to tear down the 1972 waterfront hotel and build 325 condos in twin 509-foot towers. The Hilton stays open for now, and no closing date has been set.

Pinellas School Board approves closures, Tarpon Springs shake-up after delay bid fails

Kings Highway, Blanton, Bear Creek and Lealman Innovation will close after this school year. Tarpon Springs' K-8 overhaul passed 6-1 after a motion to wait two weeks died without a second. Sexton is still under review.

Pendry Tampa tops out at 38 stories on the Riverwalk, with hotel and condos aimed at 2027

Two Roads Development and Pendry wrapped vertical construction on downtown Tampa's first Pendry hotel-condo tower. Residences start at $1.7 million; most are already spoken for.

Pinellas School Board votes tonight on closing four schools and remaking several more

More than 1,000 students could learn Tuesday whether their campuses close after this school year. Sexton is off the list for now; Kings Highway, Blanton, Bear Creek and Lealman Innovation Academy are still on it.