Hurricane Milton toppled a crane being used to build West Florida's tallest residential structure Wednesday night, damaging a nearby building and blocking off several streets in downtown St.

The National Weather Service says it has received reports of multiple collapsed cranes due to high winds in St. Petersburg, ...

Developers said they would use tower cranes that can withstand minimum 149 mph sustained winds. Colleen Wright is a reporter covering St. Petersburg. She can be reached at [email protected]. The ...

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The mayor in St. Petersburg, Florida, warned residents that cranes at several construction projects across the city might fall in Hurricane Milton and at the storm's peak on Wednesday night, one came ...

The mayor in St. Petersburg, Florida, warned residents that cranes at several construction projects across the city might fall in Hurricane Milton and at the storm’s peak on Wednesday night, one came ...