Coral Springs is upgrading traffic signals with high-speed fiber optics and adaptive control features, funded by a transport tax, with completion expected by April 2025.

Winners of Miami's Public Innovation Challenge, which will bring technological advancements to Miami International Airport, have been revealed, including AI-driven solutions for navigation and sign language translation.

Construction on NE 6th Avenue in Oakland Park for drainage improvements starts August 26 and will last a year, including sidewalk and road upgrades funded by local surtax. Traffic will be managed with detours and parking provisions during the work.

West Palm Beach celebrates the Clear Lake Trail expansion with a ribbon-cutting ceremony, activities, and giveaways, showcasing the city's commitment to green spaces and community connection.

Palm Beach introduces new parking rules with RPP holder exclusivity and ParkMobile paid parking, accompanied by updated signs and initial warning periods.

Breeze Airways expands Northeast flights from Florida, adding a new route to New Haven, CT, with flights starting from Vero Beach on Dec 13 and West Palm Beach on Dec 11. Fares begin at $69.

The study by Upgraded Points has found that Miami International Airport (MIA) is the worst for early morning flight delays, while Cleveland Hopkins Airport is the best.

Fort Lauderdale is installing a 16-inch water main on SE 1st Avenue, causing road closures and detours until noon, Monday, August 12, with warnings for drivers to navigate cautiously.

Jupiter has installed new crosswalks near two elementary schools to improve student safety, featuring elevated sidewalks, and button-activated lights to alert drivers.

The FDOT will host an open house on August 14 for a Pines Blvd road project discussion, both virtually and in-person at the Charles F. Dodge City Center in Pembroke Pines.

Tropical Storm Debby causes widespread flight cancellations and delays across Florida airports, affecting travel plans and prompting warnings from the governor.

Jupiter residents are frustrated over the delay in 'quiet zone' approvals by the FRA, as trains continue to disrupt daily life with frequent horn use.

Fort Lauderdale begins a wastewater project with a new 60-inch effluent force main and roadwork on Eisenhower Blvd, aiming for completion in Fall 2026. Traffic disruptions expected, but no full road closures.