AAA launches ‘Safe Streets for Small Wheels’ at USF alongside mom of student killed in e-scooter crash
Almost anyone can get on an e-scooter or e-bike, but some people said that's part of the danger with these motorized rides.
Tampa International Airport donates unclaimed luggage to Hillsborough's 'Duffels of Dignity' program
Hillsborough County and the Tampa International Airport are partnering to help provide backpacks, bags and luggage to children in need.
Red-light camera violations increase as Lakeland experiences major growth
With all the growth Lakeland has been experiencing, red-light camera violations have actually increased over the years. This is another reason why the city is taking a closer look at where these cameras and school speed zone cameras should be located.
Cross Bay Ferry making a comeback after PSTA grant
The Pinellas Suncoast Transit Authority (PSTA) has approved its new budget, and one of the biggest takeaways for Tampa Bay area residents and visitors is the return of ferry service.
E-scooter injuries among kids doubled in 2024, data shows
Injuries among children under 15 has risen significantly.
No more cash for delays: DOT ends airline compensation plan
The Department of Transportation (DOT) has canceled a proposed 2023 rule that would have required airlines to compensate passengers for major delays.
'Black History Matters' mural returns briefly before state crews remove it for second time
Days after state crews removed the "Black History Matters" street mural outside the Woodson African American History Museum in St. Petersburg, the message was back Wednesday. In big, bold white letters, the message was unmistakable.
Community members use chalk art to protest FDOT removing St. Pete street murals
Honks, rainbows and messages written in chalk sent a message loud and clear Monday, organizers in St. Pete said.
Pastors arrested for blocking 'Black History Matters' street mural from FDOT crews in St. Pete
Two pastors were arrested after police said they tried to block FDOT crews from painting over the "Black History Matters" street mural in St. Petersburg.
Hillsborough lawmaker pushes to dissolve HART, launch city-only transit
Hillsborough County's main bus system could be facing major changes. State Rep. Michael Owen says he is working on legislation to dismantle HART and replace it with a Tampa-only transit agency.
FDOT orders Daytona Speedway checkered crosswalk painted over in safety crackdown
The checkered crosswalk outside Daytona International Speedway — a familiar sight for race fans — is set to be painted over as part of a statewide crackdown on decorative street art, transportation officials said.
Gov. DeSantis doubles down on FDOT order to remove street murals
Governor Ron DeSantis responded to the outcry over an order from the Florida Department of Transportation to remove street art that could violate traffic safety guidelines.
Governor DeSantis touts 'major progress' on Howard Frankland Bridge, I-275 widening projects
Gov. Ron DeSantis spoke Tuesday about "major progress" on the Tampa Bay area's largest state-funded road projects, including the expansion of the Howard Frankland Bridge along with a stretch of I-275 in Pinellas County.
New ‘family lanes’ launching at TPA. Here’s how they could streamline TSA security screenings
There’s a new option for families flying out of Tampa International Airport, and it’s designed to help speed up the security screening process for all passengers.
TSA just banned these items from checked bags: See the list
The new rules on flying involves hair tools, marking the latest change to airport security screenings this year.
Will electric air taxis come to St. Pete? Task force to talk next steps Monday
Leaders in St. Petersburg plan to take the next step on Monday toward possibly bringing a futuristic mode of transportation to the city.
FDOT denies St. Pete's request to keep several street murals on roadways
The Florida Department of Transportation has denied the City of St. Pete's request to keep several pieces of artwork on its roadways.
Committee forms to save St. Pete street murals targeted in new Florida mandates
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has directed municipalities statewide to remove street murals it considers "social, political or ideological." The state agency said the art poses a distraction to drivers.
St. Pete task force readies path to future aviation through electric air taxis
It’s the latest form of aviation, it’s electric and the city of St. Petersburg is making moves to bring it local.
Future of two St. Pete street murals uncertain as leaders respond to new state, federal mandates
The future of two St. Pete murals, one honoring Black history, the other Pride, is uncertain, as city leaders respond to new state and federal mandates targeting street art.