A multi-vehicle crash with injuries closed I-295 east near Pulaski Road Tuesday afternoon, blocking lanes and creating major delays across Jacksonville.

Pine Lakes neighbors say a narrow exit onto North Main has seen 21 crashes in six years and a May 9 wreck left a motorcyclist near death. FDOT recommends a signal but funding and the TPO process are delaying action.

A 65‑year‑old Slidell woman, Carolyn J. Hunt‑Loga, died after her car was struck on the I‑10 Bayway; two people were airlifted. Troopers are investigating.

Daytona International Speedway is installing a Musco LED system across the oval, road course, infield and pit lane. The project promises brighter, greener lighting and roughly a 50% cut in energy use.

JAA has opened bids to demolish the fire‑damaged southern portion of JAX’s hourly parking garage. Officials estimate a roughly $38M rebuild and say demolition is phase one.

FDOT asked to move the I‑95 Southside widening into the state's 2027–2031 work program, pushing completion to 2031 and extending local construction into the early 2030s.

AAA forecasts about 45 million Americans will travel this Memorial Day; Jacksonville International Airport warns parking may fill as gas prices climb.

State data show 694 reportable boating accidents in 2025 and 51 fatalities, with personal watercraft accounting for a disproportionate share of crashes. Agencies are stepping up patrols and safety outreach.

Welaka broke ground last Wednesday on a new wastewater plant that will add 125,000 gpd capacity and aims to support development in south Putnam County.

The new high‑span A1A North Causeway Bridge opens Friday at 8 a.m., replacing the drawbridge and easing traffic to North Hutchinson Island.

FCA US recalled 61,711 Jeep Cherokees after regulators warned that a drivetrain component can fail, risking rollaway or sudden loss of power.

DeSantis announced an early groundbreaking in Volusia for the I‑95/U.S. 1 interchange. FDOT documents show a diverging‑diamond rebuild with multimodal upgrades.

I-95 was shut both ways near mile marker 321 after an armed-person call, forcing diversions and heavy delays.