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The autumn 2026 conscription campaign in Russia is drawing attention as regional outlets detail the rules. Reports from Primorye cover enlistment deadlines, how long conscripts will serve, and questions around mobilization, while St Petersburg media outline what has changed in the draft regulations this season. Readers are searching for clarification on dates, service terms, and whether the autumn call-up carries any mobilization implications.
- 2Counsell keeps Cubs' postseason rotation plans under wraps●Counsell playing Cubs' postseason rotation close to the vest https://www. mlb.com/news/craig-counsell-no t-ready-to-set-
Cubs manager Craig Counsell says he is not ready to set the team's postseason pitching rotation, speaking from St. Petersburg. Counsell, known for wanting as much information as possible before committing to decisions, declined to tip his hand about how he plans to line up his starters for the playoffs, leaving fans and analysts speculating.
- 3Tropicana Field to host Cubs vs. Red Sox on Sunday▼Tropicana Field to host Cubs vs. Red Sox game on Sunday
Tropicana Field in St. Petersburg, Florida is set to host a Sunday game between the Chicago Cubs and the Boston Red Sox. The matchup at the home ballpark of the Tampa Bay Rays is drawing attention as an unusual venue for two visiting clubs, with Major League Baseball listing the game on its schedule for Sunday.
- 4Ashley Gantt endorses Ken Welch for St. Pete re-election▼Ashley Gantt endorses Ken Welch for re-election as St. Pete Mayor
Ashley Gantt has endorsed Ken Welch's bid for re-election as mayor of St. Petersburg, Florida. The endorsement adds a local political voice to Welch's campaign as the 2027 mayoral race takes shape. Welch, the city's first Black mayor, is seeking a second term, and backers are already lining up support ahead of the contest.
- 5St. Pete City Council explores robot food delivery●Could robots soon deliver food in St. Pete? City Council wants to explore
St. Petersburg's City Council is looking into allowing robots to deliver food on the city's streets, according to the Tampa Bay Times. The idea would put small sidewalk delivery robots to work carrying orders from local restaurants to customers. Council members want the city to explore the concept before any rules or pilot programs are considered.