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It flew as low as 150 feet over Old Tampa Bay near the Courtney Campbell Causeway on July 14. Instead of landing in Tampa, it flew to Fort Lauderdale.
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The Florida Highway Patrol and other law enforcement agencies from across the Southeast will be cracking down on speeding drivers over the next week.
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The money will buy 12 electric buses, four hybrid buses, 12 charging stations, 12 depot chargers and equipment.
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The sale of airport land has to be approved by the Federal Aviation Administration, which blocked the deal in April, citing numerous problems.
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The operation comes after a speeding car crashed on the Howard Frankland Bridge on June 12.
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Some people are worried that extended construction will hinder businesses and residents in Ybor City; Tampa officials are working to try to limit any possible negative impacts.
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Korean company Smart Radar System designed the new radar technology that can scan for kids, in a bus’s blind spot with the goal of saving kids’ lives.
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West Cleveland Street is on the city's High Injury Network, which are roadways that have had the most crashes in recent years.
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The proposed changes would add an additional $26.8 million to the initial budget projections.
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With federal funding obtained by U.S. Rep. Kathy Castor, the department will begin purchasing the new vehicles for future use.
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A rural Florida county is hoping a new $300 million airport will transform its economy and create more than 1,400 new, high-skilled jobs. But to make good on its promise, Hendry County's educators will have to overcome some harsh realities.
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They gathered to discuss current projects along I-4 and support a passenger line between Tampa and Orlando along the interstate.
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State Department of Transportation Secretary Jared Perdue says some of this year's state budget will help build three additional lanes along I-4 between Polk County and Orlando.
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More than 60 airport workers participated in the first cohort of the program at MCO.