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U.S. Transportation Secretary Duffy says all nine people died aboard a business jet that crashed into a Florida neighborhood. The aircraft departed from Austin, Texas, and was headed to the Bahamas.
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The population in Manatee County has grown by around 17% since 2020. With it has come certain growing pains, like rising home prices, traffic congestion and lagging public infrastructure.
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These robotaxis are everywhere in Tampa, but they are more than an technological innovation. Waymo's might be the best transportation option for older adults or those with vision loss.
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Bicyclists now have a safer way to travel from downtown Tampa to east Tampa on the newly expanded bike line.
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Approved Riverwalk extension will eliminate a dangerous traverse for pedestrians who have to cross the busy intersection of Cass Street At W. Tyler Street.
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The new rules standardize the operation of golf carts along public roads in unincorporated Pasco County.
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The Lakeland university's police department would be the first law enforcement agency to employ an electric vertical takeoff and landing (eVTOL) vehicle.
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The money for the $10 million project will come from federal and state transportation funds. When complete, Tampa Bay Boulevard will be four lanes next to the proposed stadium district.
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A driverless taxi drove into oncoming traffic after a Bucs game, leaving the passengers confused and frustrated.
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Tampa and St. Petersburg will once again be linked by ferry by the end of the year. Tara Hubbard, with Hubbard's Marina, explains what this will mean for residents across the region.
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Florida Governor Ron DeSantis cut the ribbon on the project at Oslo Road in Indian River County. It's the first new interchange built in the area in almost 50 years.
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The project expands five miles of River Road from two lanes to six lanes between U.S. 41 and I-75, tripling roadway capacity and providing significant congestion relief for Southwest Florida residents, businesses, and visitors.
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Council unanimously advanced the increases Thursday, setting a public hearing and final vote for Oct. 15.
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The National Transportation Safety Board released a preliminary report Thursday. The controller had given a wind advisory to another flight just minutes earlier but did not inform the Amazon pilots.