Tampa Bay Times looks for new home

The Tampa Bay Times is facing a major setback as they announce that they will not be returning to their home at 490 1st Ave S in downtown St. Pete. The reason? A construction crane fell during Hurricane Milton, completely destroying the building.

During the chaos of Hurricane Milton, a construction crane collapsed onto the Tampa Bay Times building, leaving it in ruins. The devastation caused by the crane falling has forced the newspaper to find a new location to operate from.

With their previous location now uninhabitable, the Tampa Bay Times team is on the hunt for a new home. They are actively searching for a suitable space that can accommodate their operations and staff.

The search for a new location is not an easy task, as the newspaper needs to find a space that meets their specific requirements and allows them to continue delivering news to the community.

Despite the challenges they are facing, the Tampa Bay Times has received an outpouring of support from the community. Many have offered assistance and well-wishes as the newspaper navigates this difficult situation.

As they work towards finding a new home, the Tampa Bay Times is grateful for the support they have received and remain committed to serving the community with quality journalism.

Stay tuned for updates on the Tampa Bay Times' search for a new home and how they plan to move forward after the destruction caused by Hurricane Milton.