Powerful winds from Hurricane Milton have forced part of a construction crane to collapse in downtown St. Petersburg, leaving what is described as a "gaping hole" in an office building.

ST. PETERSBURG — The St. Petersburg office building into which Hurricane Milton ... the Times Publishing Company’s other publications, Florida Trend and Tampa Bay Newspapers.

One of downtown St. Petersburg’s largest office buildings is going down for the count. The owners of 490 First Avenue South, a nearly 240,000-square-foot office complex, told city officials they ...

The newspaper reported that none of its employees were working in the newsroom when the crane fell into its St. Petersburg building A crane collapsed into a St. Petersburg, Florida, office ...

Florida has no laws on crane safety ... a construction crane that crashed into a downtown office building during Hurricane Milton in St. Petersburg. [ MAX CHESNES | Times ] A construction crane ...

A construction crane toppled into an office building housing ... to construct a luxury high-rise 46-story building — the tallest skyscraper in St. Petersburg — and couldn’t handle the ...

As Hurricane Milton slammed into the Florida ... St. Petersburg, Florida. The crane was reportedly being used to construct a large luxury condo building. As it fell, it left a gaping hole in an ...

Could the tower crane whose mast section broke off and smashed into a St. Petersburg, Fla., office building during Hurricane Milton have been better secured? Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) said he believes ...

Three bills passed by the Florida senate – SB’s 462 ... was prompted after heavy winds from Hurricane Milton toppled a crane into an office building in downtown St. Petersburg. David Thompson, St.