Daytona Nights About to Pop as Speedway Switches On Massive LED Makeover
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.
After Garage Inferno, Jax Airport Lines Up Wrecking Crew For Scarred Parking Deck
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.
Holiday Crush as JAX Travelers Hit With Packed Roads, Pricey Gas And Tight Parking
AAA forecasts about 45 million Americans will travel this Memorial Day; Jacksonville International Airport warns parking may fill as gas prices climb.
Florida's Crowded Waters Fuel Climb in Deadly Boat Crashes
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.
Deadly I-10 Crash Near Hammond Blvd Paralyzes Westside Commute
A fatal crash closed all eastbound lanes of I‑10 near Hammond Boulevard Monday morning, diverting traffic onto Chaffee Road and causing long backups. Emergency crews and troopers remain on scene.
After Decades of Waiting, American Beach Finally Gets Hooked Up to Water and Sewer
County photos show crews finishing American Beach's long-awaited water and sewer conversion. The U.S. EPA recognized the project for financing and community outreach.
DeSantis Opens State Checkbook For Florida 'Flying Car' Pads
Florida has cleared a legal path for state funding of vertiports and charging networks, letting FDOT back aerial hubs intended for eVTOL aircraft. The law takes effect July 1, 2026.












