Osceola County's NeoCity technology campus now features Neovation Way, a new road unveiled at a ribbon-cutting event, marking progress in the county's tech sector and economic development.

GigaPower is initiating the installation of a fiber optic network in Central Florida, with work in Windermere starting in June, using road-boring techniques to minimize disruption.

FEMA and Florida Division of Emergency Management plan to fund a hazard mitigation project in Seminole County, involving the reconstruction of a flood-prone home.

FDOT accelerates upgrades on I-4 to alleviate congestion, with construction on auxiliary lanes to begin earlier, aiming for a 2025 completion instead of 2030.

Osceola County proposes an ordinance to fund the maintenance of the NeoCity/OHP Stormwater Basin to mitigate flood risks and ensure public safety, with a focus on areas deriving special benefits.

Florida's "Safe Exchange of Minor Children" law mandates court-approved parenting plans and establishes sheriff's office areas as secure zones for child custody exchanges.

Orlando's gas prices rise to $3.37/gallon ahead of July 4th, reflecting a statewide uptrend in Florida, with concerns over Hurricane Beryl possibly impacting future costs.

Avelo Airlines extends East Coast flights through January 2025, with one-way fares starting at $41, aiming to provide affordable, reliable travel during the holiday season.

Florida gas prices increased by 18 cents, reaching an average of $3.51 per gallon on July 4, influenced by holiday travel demand, Tropical Storm Beryl, and Fed rate speculation. AAA advises efficiency measures to lower fuel costs.

Duke Energy begins its vegetation management in Apopka, trimming trees near power lines to prevent outages and enhance service reliability as per its Tree Line USA-accredited practices.

Orange County introduces a micromobility program with 200 electric scooters from Lime and Bird available for adults to rent along International Drive, promoting eco-friendly transport options.

Traffic signal upgrades on East Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo will involve temporary span wire signals at two intersections starting July 15th, due to replacement of damaged signal mast arms.

Osceola County proposes amending a road fund ordinance to enhance infrastructure, with a Business Impact Estimate available for public review ahead of a hearing.

Orlando Police enforce parking rules at the airport, rerouting vehicles and issuing warnings or citations to maintain order, especially near Terminal C.

Lane closures on Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo are scheduled for traffic light work, impacting travel between Eastbridge Drive and Alafaya Woods Blvd. on July 18th and 19th.

A Microsoft outage has led to widespread flight cancellations and delays in the US, affecting various sectors, with Orlando International Airport advising passengers to contact airlines directly.

Orange County begins repaving South Dean Road on July 22, causing intermittent lane closures, but ensuring traffic flow. The project uses eco-friendly methods and aims to finish by August end.

Stoneybrook West Parkway will be closed for overnight construction on July 25, affecting local traffic and the community entrance with detours in place.

A section of Oviedo Blvd is scheduled for maintenance, with lane closures planned for Wednesday. Traffic management will be in place. The city has not provided details on work duration.

MetroPlan Orlando has launched a Safety Action Plan to eliminate traffic fatalities by 2050, backed by analysis and inviting public input until August 1.

Plant Street in Winter Garden will be closed on July 31 from 5:00 am to 11:00 am for tree removal, with noisy work starting at 8:00 am. Detours will be provided.

GigaPower is installing new fiber optic cables in Central Florida to enhance internet speed and reliability, with operations from June to August, using non-intrusive techniques to avoid major disruptions.

Osceola County proposes to amend Ordinance 2012-31 to expand the use of road impact fee funds for more roadway projects, aiming to increase safety and capacity.

Orlando International Airport launches 'MCO Rewards,' a program offering perks like miles, gift cards, and cash-back for shopping, eating, or parking at the airport.

Stoneybrook West Parkway will undergo road construction for 10 weeks beginning August 19, with one lane closed in each direction for a quarter-mile stretch. Traffic will be allowed through, but delays are expected.

SunRail confirmed the opening of DeLand Station on August 12, extending its rail service by 12.2 miles, offering a new commuting option for DeLand to Orlando.

Travel disruptions occur at Orlando International Airport due to Tropical Storm Debby, with 85 flight cancellations and 51 delays. Passengers are advised to check for updates.

The right turn lane at N. Country Club Rd. and Rantoul Ln. in Lake Mary will be closed from August 9th to 13th for curb and drainage improvements. Drivers are advised to use a 4-way stop instead.

Orange County Public Works is enhancing road safety near schools ahead of the 2024/2025 academic year, focusing on pedestrian safety with improvements like better lighting and sidewalks, as part of the Vision Zero initiative.

Oviedo road closure for water leak repairs on North Central Avenue, between West Franklin and Magnolia Street, will begin at 9 a.m. on Wednesday, August 19th, and last about four hours.

Longwood announces road closures on Orange Ave. and other areas for repairs, with some lacking specific reopening dates. Travel disruptions are expected; crews will assist with detours.

The Toho Water Authority received a $188.3 million EPA loan for infrastructure upgrades to benefit over 450,000 residents in Florida, creating 1,750 jobs.

Florida airports, including Orlando International, have high numbers of TSA complaints, with issues ranging from PreCheck problems to customer service and baggage handling, according to studies reported by news outlets.

Orange County Public Schools is recruiting around 100 new bus drivers for 2024-2025, offering up to $16,000 in bonuses, with a job fair today and more events planned.

Downtown traffic will be disrupted due to maintenance at Garden Theatre, with road and parking closures around Plant and Tremaine Streets on August 26.

The City of Oviedo has announced that road and ditch reinforcements on McKinnon Avenue, following Hurricane Ian, will start in late September or early October, with current work on planning and preparation.

Lake County plans a new roundabout at the CR 561 and Lakeshore Drive intersection to improve safety and traffic flow, with a public meeting scheduled to discuss the project.

The Dommerich Hills neighborhood in Maitland is seeing new sewer pipeline construction, road resurfacing, and sidewalk installation to connect homes to the central sewer system.

The GOAA approved the construction of a $1 billion rental car facility at Orlando International Airport, funded by increased rental charges, as part of a larger modernization effort.

Secret Lake Park's south side parking lot is closed due to construction until October 7, 2024, impacting access to the Kiwanis Pavilion and fishing pier. Alternative parking is required, but other park facilities remain open.

Orlando International Airport expects nearly 900,000 travelers for Labor Day weekend, a slight increase from last year. Passengers are advised to arrive early and use services like TSA Precheck to ease their travel experience.

The Clermont City Council will discuss a proposal to increase downtown parking on West Minneola Avenue during a public workshop on September 17. Residents are encouraged to attend or email feedback.

Osceola County, FL, celebrates the early completion of the first phase of Simpson Road expansion, which includes additional lanes and improved pedestrian safety features, with further phases planned to enhance local infrastructure.

Orlando businesses are struggling due to construction on North Orange Avenue causing parking and access issues, with some closing on slow days to cope. They're seeking city help for extra parking solutions.

Ocoee Police have announced a nighttime closure of SR-50/W Colonial Drive's westbound right lane near S Bluford Ave for sewer work, starting Thursday at 6 PM.

A corroded traffic signal mast arm has prompted Oviedo to install a temporary 3-WAY STOP at Dovera Drive and Oviedo Mall Blvd. Drivers must adapt and follow traffic signs.

Orange County's LYNX bus service is enhancing its network with more frequent buses, new routes, and improved services, as part of a $100 million safety program aimed at offering a better transit experience.

A turn lane on Broadway Street in Oviedo is closed for maintenance, potentially causing delays. Traffic measures are in place to navigate this area safely.

SunRail is offering free rides to college students, faculty, and staff from September 16-20, provided they show a valid campus ID, with amenities like work tables, power outlets, and Wi-Fi onboard.

The Florida Highway Patrol warned of delays on State Road 429 in Orange County after a semi overturned, blocking southbound lanes and prompting an orange alert.

An overturned truck caused a shutdown of I-4 westbound lanes in Orlando, with traffic impacted near mile marker 82. Four individuals were assessed for injuries, with non-life-threatening outcomes reported.

Duke Energy is starting a tree trimming project in Oviedo to maintain power line safety, affecting areas east and north of Alafaya Trail. Residents are advised to drive carefully.

A water main break in St. Cloud led to intersection closures and traffic disruption, with potential water supply issues for residents. Repair work and a future boil water advisory are anticipated.

The Lake George Boat Ramp and parts of Lake George Road in Astor are closed due to flooding. Residents can still access their homes, but are advised to be cautious. No reopening date is set as conditions are monitored.

Kissimmee Gateway Airport receives a $10 million FAA grant for taxiway improvements and is also designing a new air traffic control tower with additional funds.

Osceola County breaks ground on a new, strategically located Fire Station 71 to enhance response capabilities.

Rio Grande Avenue is being transformed into a safer, two-lane road with new features like ADA-compliant sidewalks, raised medians, and rapid flashing beacons for pedestrian safety.

Brightline celebrates a year of Orlando-South Florida service, planning to increase train cars and start a loyalty program amid a record 2.6 million riders. Safety remains key following six fatalities in Brevard County.

Lane closures and traffic shifts on Broadway Street in Oviedo from September 23-27, nightly between 8 PM-6 AM, due to a widening project. Drivers are advised to be vigilant and consider alternative routes.

A collision on State Road 429 in Apopka led to a temporary shutdown of northbound lanes and traffic delays, with at least two people transported to hospitals.

Kissimmee Gateway Airport will start charging landing fees, sparking opposition from local pilots and industry experts who fear negative economic and safety implications.

Intersection upgrades at Lockwood Blvd and Mitchell Hammock Rd in Oviedo start October 7, 2024, with expected completion by December 3, 2024, causing temporary lane closures and traffic delays.

A blown transformer in Seminole County caused railway crossing arms to malfunction, disrupting traffic along major roads and affecting the evening commute. Authorities are working on repairs and urge caution.

A fallen tree has blocked Nebraska Avenue in Seminole County, prompting detours via Michigan Avenue and N Oregon. The fire department is yet to announce when the road will reopen.

Orlando Police issued a traffic alert to avoid Magnolia Avenue and Washington Street where a fallen mast arm from Hurricane Helene hampers cleanup efforts.

Downtown Winter Garden's parking garage at 160 S. Boyd St. will undergo maintenance between October 7 and October 24, causing partial closures and limited parking availability.

Orange County allocates $55 million of its transportation fund for street lighting to improve pedestrian and cyclist safety after dark, particularly at intersections.

The City of Winter Park has announced road closures due to the Autumn Art Festival on October 12-13, affecting parts of Park Avenue, Morse Blvd, and New England Avenue.

Osceola County inaugurated Fire Station 85 in Poinciana, enhancing emergency response capabilities and reaffirming the county's dedication to public safety.

Orlando introduces Ride DTO, an electric vehicle transit service to solve the last-mile issue for downtown commuters, available via an app for $1 fare, with early promotions for free rides.

The article informs about an upcoming lane closure on 11303 Windermere Road for water service installation and provides contact details for Orange County Utilities.

Orlando International Airport will halt commercial flights due to Hurricane Milton, but will not serve as a shelter; emergency flights will continue. Operations will resume once damage is assessed.

Orlando preps for Hurricane Milton by offering free parking in downtown garages to protect residents' vehicles from the storm's effects starting Wednesday.

Severe weather has caused road closures in Oviedo, with flooding and downed power lines affecting travel and prompting local authorities to advise alternate routes.

A large tree fell on East Anderson Street in Orlando, causing road closures and traffic delays between South Mills Ave. and South Bumby Ave. No injuries were reported, and crews are working on removal.

Repair work on a water main at Pine and West 2nd Avenue in Windermere may cause delays and changes in water pressure. Traffic diversions are in place near Palmer Park.

Emergency repairs prompt closure at 11341 Willow Garden Drive, Windermere; residents should expect traffic disruptions. No repair timeline provided; detour signs will be in place. Contact Philip Bates or Czerny Diaz for updates.

Orlando International Airport is fully operational post-Hurricane Milton, with other Florida airports also recovering, though travelers should anticipate some delays.

The Orlando Utilities Commission is working to restore power to over 88,557 customers after Hurricane Milton, with 65% reconnected and efforts continuing through the weekend.

West Plant Street will close from 2-7:30 p.m. for the West Orange High School Homecoming Parade, affecting traffic and parking. Vehicles must be moved to avoid towing. The parade starts at 6 p.m. with viewing spots along the route.

Oviedo's Murcott Dr is closed due to floodwaters from Hurricane Milton. Residents are urged to avoid the area and heed safety warnings as utility workers restore services.

Winter Park High School's Homecoming Parade is set to take place on Park Avenue, starting at 5 p.m. on October 16, with rolling road closures from 4:15 p.m.

Oviedo Blvd will temporarily close for the annual Halloween Parade between the Gym and Aquatics Center and Center Lake Lane on October 20 from 5:45 to 6:30 p.m. Residents should plan alternate routes.

The closure of a section of Tildenville School Road for construction is causing detours and potential delays in Tildenville since October 14. The work is expected to last four weeks.

Alafaya Woods Blvd near Brielle Avenue will close one lane starting October 29 for sewer pipe repairs, potentially reopening by November 1. Residents should expect delays and plan for alternate routes.

Orange County Public Works, in collaboration with OUC, has improved pedestrian safety on Bancroft Boulevard in Wedgefield by installing streetlights and other safety features.

Orlando International Airport unveils a $2.2 billion project for a new ConRAC facility to consolidate rental car operations and free up thousands of parking spaces, with interim measures already in place.

North Lake Jessup Avenue in Oviedo will close for utility work from 9 PM to 4 AM on October 21st, 2024, affecting the area between West Broadway and Myrtle Streets.

Orange County invests $25 million in 26 miles of new sidewalks to improve pedestrian safety, as part of a $100 million, five-year transportation safety push.

Overnight sewer work on SR-50/W Colonial Drive in Ocoee starts Thursday at 7 PM, potentially delaying traffic.

Osceola County inaugurates the Fortune Lakeshore Trail, a 6.9-mile multi-use trail for walking and biking, part of the 200-mile Master Trail Network Plan.

Osceola County schedules a public meeting to discuss the Sunbridge Parkway Extension, with in-person, virtual, and phone participation options on October 24, 2024.

Oviedo will close westbound lanes of Mitchell Hammock Road for pavement work on November 12 between Norma Avenue and Westwood Square from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Orange County Commissioner Nicole Wilson proposes halting development along Reams Road due to severe flooding exacerbated by recent hurricanes, ahead of a meeting seeking public input on the issue.

Air France plans nonstop flights between Orlando and Paris starting May 21, 2025, enhancing travel links with their A350-900 aircraft four times a week.

North Lake Jessup Avenue in Oviedo will close Sunday night for utility work from 9 PM to 4 AM, affecting traffic between West Broadway and Myrtle Streets. A detour will be provided.

A vehicle hit a fire hydrant on Oviedo Blvd., causing water disruption and road closure. Repair work is expected to be completed by 5 p.m. Friday. Traffic rerouting is advised.

A northbound lane of Aulin Avenue in Oviedo will be closed for utility work on November 4th and 5th, from 9 AM to 3 PM, with traffic measures in place.

Duke Energy is replacing main line poles, prompting road closures on Triplet Lake and Sunset Drives from Nov 7-14, 2024, 8am-5pm daily. The project aims to enhance the power grid's reliability and safety.

Ocoee announces a road closure on Rewis St. between Christine Ave and West Ave on November 7-8, 2024, for work by the Utilities Department, advising drivers to plan for detours and exercise caution.

Orange County, FL, commits to pedestrian safety with a $100M Accelerated Transportation Safety Program, implementing various roadway and lighting improvements to reduce traffic fatalities.

Ocoee's Kissimmee Avenue will be closed between West McKey Street and West Ohio Street from Nov 11-13, 2024, for infrastructure updates. A detour map is available, and residents can contact the Utilities Department for concerns during this time.

Maitland drivers are advised to plan alternate routes due to a three-day closure starting Nov. 14th at North Thistle Lane and Mohawk Trail for sewer pipeline installation.

Seminole County is considering a revamp of its LYNX bus service to save money, possibly altering routes and service frequency to match demand and exploring other transit options.

Windermere announces a one-lane closure on Sixth Ave at Main Street starting 8:00 PM Nov. 19 for overnight local development work, advising motorists of minor delays.

Orlando International Airport prepares for over 1.9 million holiday travelers, adding 2,000 parking spaces with reservation options, and advising passengers to follow the 3-2-1 rule for a smooth experience.

Orange County officials plan major infrastructural upgrades including SunRail expansion and stadium improvements to bolster transportation and entertainment.

Stoneybrook West Parkway in Windermere is closed for roadwork from the roundabout to Windermere Crossing on November 23, 7 am-2 pm. Detours are in place.

Nearly 2 million travelers are expected at Orlando International Airport for Thanksgiving, with the busiest day predicted to be December 1. Officials recommend arriving early and adhering to security rules.

Orlando International Airport rerouted inbound international flights to Terminal C due to a drainage problem at Terminal B, affecting the Federal Inspection Services area.

Oviedo prepares for its Holiday Parade with planned road closures and safety measures, urging parade participants to be prompt for staging at the Oviedo Gymnasium and Aquatic Facility.

Casselberry road closures planned for Duke Energy's concrete pole replacement project; will affect Triplet Lake and Sunset Drives on specific December dates.

Oviedo announces a 90-day closure of Long Lake Drive between addresses 608 and 616 for sewer and road repairs, with advised detours via Keep Way Loop.

Osceola County Commissioners approve the purchase of 323 acres for the new Cross Prairie Parkway, to support local transportation needs and stimulate economic growth, with a focus on infrastructure development in District 4.

Nighttime road work on Broadway Street in Oviedo will lead to intermittent lane closures from December 15-20. The work is part of a street widening project.

Construction has begun on the Lake Apopka Connector Trail in north Orange County, expected to finish by March 2026, linking two existing trails and including a boardwalk and rest areas.

Orlando City Council voted to install speed cameras near 21 schools to enhance traffic safety, with violations incurring a $100 fine. Further expansion is considered.

Sections of Oviedo Boulevard will close overnight for roadwork from December 11th to 12th, affecting travel between E. Broadway Street and Franklin Street. Detours and caution are advised.

Orlando International Airport expects a record 2.9 million passengers during a 17-day holiday period, and advises travelers to arrive three hours early for flights.

Orlando's Summerlin Avenue Improvement Project starts on January 13, aiming to update utilities and improve safety, with extensive construction impacts expected.

The article informs Tildenville commuters about the upcoming closure of a section of Tildenville School Road, advising them to use detours and plan for longer travel time.

Orlando International Airport faced its busiest travel day with over 192,000 travelers despite weather delays, while infrastructure improvements aided in managing the flow.

Orlando International Airport experiences high traffic with 182,000 travelers on Thursday, marking the season's fifth-busiest day, with security wait times up to 45 minutes.

A rock hauler truck overturned on Florida's Turnpike, causing traffic delays. Injuries were reported, and lanes reopened hours after cleanup. The cause is under investigation.

The FDOT has announced an $8.5 million road construction project on State Road 436 in Casselberry, including repaving, new crosswalks, and curb ramps. An open house is scheduled to discuss the project.

Lake County is working to repair Britt Road, closed due to Hurricane Milton damage, facing geological challenges, requiring property rights agreements, and seeking funding for the $1-2 million cost.

Deputies responded to an incident in Orange County's Pine Hills and advised the public to avoid the area, with details to be provided at a later press conference.

The Oviedo MLK Day Parade starts at 10 a.m. at Oviedo High School, with road closures on Broadway Street and Oviedo Blvd., followed by Family Fun Day at Center Lake Park.

Oviedo Blvd and Mike Roberto Way intersection will see detours on January 13th due to fire hydrant installation, starting 9:00 am. Traffic will be rerouted and the city advises caution and patience.

Orlando starts major road construction on Summerlin Avenue aimed at updating infrastructure with new piping, improved pedestrian signals, and ADA-compliant crosswalks, causing expected disruptions and detours for about 39 months.

Orlando's connectivity is set to improve with direct flight plans between Incheon Airport and Orlando International. A collaboration involving GOAA and regional partners will enhance travel and economic links, especially in the tech sector.

West Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo will have nighttime utility maintenance with lane closure on January 22 from 9 pm to 2 am.

Utility surveys will close a northbound lane on Lockwood Blvd in Oviedo, affecting traffic near Riverside Skate Park on January 30th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Orlando International Airport is investing $650 million to upgrade its outdated baggage system and improve passenger experience amid surges in volume.

An American Airlines jet and a military helicopter collided mid-air, causing flight disruptions at Orlando International Airport with ongoing recovery operations.

The Orange County Transportation Mobility Advisory Commission (TransMAC) held its first meeting, focusing on finding modern and balanced transportation solutions for the growing population.

Road work at Lockwood Blvd and Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo will cause lane closures and potential delays on February 6 and 7 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Orlando votes on a $500,000 contribution towards a study for SunRail expansion, which could connect to the airport and enhance regional transportation.

A westbound lane on Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo is closing for repairs of a road depression, with city officials advising caution and planning for possible delays.

Oviedo's construction on McKinnon Avenue progresses, with Phase 2 starting March 3, 2025, and completion expected by April 28, closing the pedestrian path but not affecting vehicle traffic.

Florida law enforcement conducts Operation Best Foot Forward, enforcing driver yield laws at crosswalks, especially near school zones, to improve pedestrian safety.

Kissimmee reduces speed limit to 25 MPH on downtown streets starting March 31 for improved safety and traffic flow. Changes affect Emmett, Broadway, and Main.

Mitchell Hammock Road in Oviedo will have a westbound lane closed for repaving on February 20th from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., affecting traffic and requiring detours.

Osceola County is implementing a School Zone Speed Safety Program starting February 24, 2025, with initial warnings followed by fines for speeders near schools.

The IMMERSE 2025 festival will transform downtown Orlando into a vibrant scene for the arts, featuring performances by Cirque du Soleil and others, with expected traffic disruptions due to road closures.

SR 417 in Seminole County, Florida, is being expanded to eight lanes, with bridge replacements and road improvements, aiming for completion by late 2030.

Kissimmee is funding a $3.34 million revamp of the West Oak Street and John Young Parkway intersection, set to start in March 2025 and include traffic, pedestrian, and infrastructure improvements.

Silver Airways canceled all flights at Orlando International Airport, leaving passengers stranded without explanation months after filing for bankruptcy.

Lake County officials have scheduled repairs for the South Lake Trail Boardwalk, causing a closure from March 12 to 13, and advise finding alternative routes.

Florida's SB 462 bill, advancing through the Senate Transportation Committee, proposes raising highway speed limits to 75 mph on major highways and includes provisions for rural roads and funding from electric vehicle charging stations.

A Southwest flight nearly took off from a taxiway instead of a runway at Orlando Airport, but an alert controller averted disaster. The FAA is investigating.

The City of Oviedo alerts of overnight roadwork on State Road 434, causing the northbound lane closure at Mitchell Hammock Road from 9 PM to 5 AM on March 23-24.

A truck fire on I-4 near Deltona caused major traffic delays as all eastbound lanes were closed. The fire involving an RV towing a pickup at mile marker 109 was extinguished after several hours.

Orlando's Summerlin Avenue Improvement Project's new phase begins April 28, causing traffic changes including single-lane westbound traffic on South Street and a full intersection closure at Summerlin Avenue and South Street.

Orlando begins a major infrastructure project to update utilities, causing detours and delays with road closures like Summerlin Avenue, impacting traffic and local businesses.

New congestion relief lanes opened on I-4 at Champions Gate, expanding the road from three to four lanes in each direction.

Palm Bay has suspended its school zone speed camera program again due to issues with technology and ticketing errors, including incorrect citations. Mayor Rob Medina lost trust in the contractor, RedSpeed.

Utility disruptions are expected along South Poinciana Boulevard due to the installation of a new water and wastewater system, affecting reclaimed water and wastewater pressure levels.

The completion of the Kirkman Road extension in Orlando aims to reduce traffic congestion anticipated from the new Universal's Epic Universe theme park, with a $301 million investment from Universal, Orange County, and the state.

Seminole County is replacing several LYNX bus routes with a new on-demand rideshare program by FreeBee, launching in October with a focus on cost savings and improved service.

Arajet is introducing nonstop flights from Orlando Sanford International Airport to Punta Cana, starting October 26, 2025, aiming to connect families and boost tourism with fares from $138.

Officials responded to a sewage leak from a broken main in Palm Bay, advising residents to avoid Turkey Creek while containment and repair efforts are underway.

A new traffic pattern near Fish Lake Canal will start on June 19, directing drivers onto a new road section due to construction, with updates available and caution advised.

Orange County approves a study and design for a new pedestrian bridge at a busy intersection to improve safety, with a modern design but unfunded construction costs.

Orange County Utilities received AAA ratings from S&P and Fitch for their water and wastewater bonds, signifying financial strength and commitment to service excellence for over a million Central Florida residents.

Osceola County warns of nighttime road closures on Ham Brown Road and Reaves Road due to Poinciana Boulevard widening project, with detours and potential travel delays expected.

The City of Leesburg is refunding 37 wrongly issued speed camera tickets due to an error involving the dismissal time at a high school zone. An investigation prompted by an incorrect ticket led to the discovery of the mistake.

Orange County celebrated one year of the ATSP, completing 76 safety projects, including new sidewalks, improved lighting, and traffic safety measures.

The new I-4 and Daryl Carter Parkway interchange with a "Diverging Diamond" pattern has opened in Central Florida, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety.

The Florida Turnpike will experience overnight closures for bridge beam installations. Detours are provided for both directions between SR 60 and US 192.

Orlando International Airport introduces TSA family lanes for easier travel with children, part of the "Families on the Fly" program that's expanding to more airports.

Seminole County officials consider a 5-cent gas tax hike to fund transportation and SunRail, possibly costing the average driver an extra $24 annually.

Lake County commissioners vote 4-1 for a $675,000 land purchase, crucial for Britt Road repairs, at a price significantly above its initial appraisal.

An Amtrak derailment in North Carolina leads to delays and cancellations in Central Florida, affecting Sanford, Deland, Winter Park, Orlando, and Kissimmee stations.

The Orange County Sheriff's Office reported nearly 700 traffic stops in school zones during the first week of school, with 250 speeding citations issued, highlighting the importance of road safety near schools.

Orlando is closing 14 intersections for crosswalk repainting to comply with FDOT regulations, with work causing traffic disruptions during certain hours over several days.

Kissimmee is activating a new traffic signal at Ball Park Road and Dyer Blvd to enhance safety and traffic flow after 68 crashes occurred there in a year. The $1 million project is nearly complete and should be operational next month.

Orlando city council will deliberate on a proposal to increase red light cameras from 25 to 35 intersections for improved traffic safety, as part of the Vision Zero Traffic Safety Plan. Public opinion on the plan is mixed.

Seminole County approved $11.5M for SunRail's costs as local control nears, with financial responsibility split by ridership across participating jurisdictions. Commuters express concerns and hopes for the service's future under new management.

Orlando International Airport opened a new pedestrian bridge, part of its expansion to improve traveler mobility and cater to the growing demand for air travel.

Orlando International Airport is experiencing a power outage affecting its Automated People Movers and baggage operations, leading to potential travel delays.

Orlando International Airport will begin direct flights to Tokyo in 2026, operated by budget carrier ZIPAIR using Boeing 787 Dreamliner planes, potentially leading to regular service based on initial success.

SunRail in Central Florida is extending its weekday services, adding two new evening trains starting this December. The expansion is aimed at making late-night commuting more convenient.

The FAA is reducing operations by 10% at 40 U.S. airports, including Orlando International, to maintain safety amid a government shutdown affecting air traffic controllers.

Eustis allocated emergency funds to fix a collapsed culvert in Spring Ridge Estates, which caused the evacuation of 20 homes and disrupted city utilities. Repair estimates range from $500,000 to $700,000.

Orlando City Council approves a contract with Verra Mobility to install speed cameras in school zones to enhance student safety and issue citations to speeders.

Orlando commits $100 million to SunRail expansion, aiming to connect the rail service to the airport, convention center, and Disney Springs, boosting convenience for commuters.

The proposed 14-mile State Road 534 toll road in Florida sparks controversy, balancing hopes for traffic relief against fears of environmental damage and increased congestion.

Drivers in Sanford face detours on Nov 19 due to urgent CSX railroad crossing repairs at South French Avenue, leading to lane shifts and sidewalk closures.

Orlando International Airport is considering establishing its own police force, which could take over security from the Orlando Police Department within the next decade, as the airport expands.

Osceola County stops speed camera tickets in school zones due to legal compliance concerns about camera placement. Over 29,000 fines issued; suspension in effect pending investigation with increased officer patrols for speed control.

SunRail announces two new evening trains to improve convenience for commuters in Central Florida, with minor schedule adjustments and plans for future expansion, including the proposed "Sunshine Corridor."

Orange County is considering new e-scooter and e-bike safety standards after a rise in accidents, focusing on measures like mandatory helmets and minimum age limits for riders.

Mount Dora faces a $12 million bill for infrastructure repairs following an October flash flood, with Donnelly Street repairs estimated at $4-5 million. The city seeks federal and grant funding amidst concerns about stormwater system upgrades.

Orlando International Airport is introducing biometric scanners and updating its terminal trams to improve passenger flow and security amidst rising international arrivals.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority plans to expand State Route 408 near Camping World Stadium, including a new eastbound lane and toll system, with a $218 million project pending approval.

The Central Florida Expressway Authority has approved the Southport Connector Project, a 15-mile highway to ease Poinciana area traffic, amid concerns over environmental impact.

Seminole County is reducing LYNX bus service, keeping only four routes and launching an app-based van service, Scout, amid concerns from commuters facing longer trips and service issues.

Winter Park's Community Redevelopment Agency launched a $2.5 million Park Avenue Refresh Project to enhance safety and aesthetics with reinforced planters, improved lighting, and uninterrupted commerce during construction.

Orlando International Airport faced numerous cancellations and delays due to a winter storm, with Flight Aware recording significant disruptions and providing advice for travelers to check flight statuses.

A brush fire and downed power lines closed a section of SR-44 in Lake County, affecting traffic. Emergency crews responded, and the road partially reopened before 9 a.m. Causes of the fire are unclear amidst high winds and cool temperatures.

Orlando is transforming its downtown to be more walkable by converting Magnolia Avenue from a one-way to a two-way street, disrupting traffic but improving safety and local business support.

A bipartisan federal bill from Florida’s delegation would guide federal rail-safety funding toward pedestrian protections as scrutiny grows over Brightline’s deadly record.

The Shingle Creek Transit District meets Feb. 11 to review a proposal for underground tunnels that could link Epic Universe with Universal Orlando and ease International Drive traffic.

The Boring Company has been chosen to develop an underground tunnel to help with traffic in Orlando, with contract talks underway for the project inspired by the Las Vegas Loop.

Officials confirm a sinkhole caused a road collapse in Lake County, according to evaluations by Tierra, Inc. and statements by Chairwoman Leslie Campione. Repair plans are underway.

The CFX and Seminole County's plan to improve traffic to Orlando Sanford Airport involves a new connector, affecting local residents and raising concerns about wildlife and property impacts.

Orange County is advancing several major Horizon West road projects — widening corridors, adding 10‑ft multiuse paths and wildlife crossings to ease congestion. Timelines stretch through 2027.

Lakeshore Drive in Eustis reopened after repair of washout; police and public works promptly addressed the damage.

Osceola County approved plans to widen Canoe Creek Road and overhaul Buenaventura Boulevard, with officials seeking federal grants to help cover construction costs.

A new southbound lane opened on the Florida Turnpike near Minneola, delivered early as part of a seven‑mile widening project that will run through 2028. Officials say the quick delivery should ease rush‑hour backups while work continues.

A $2.5 million state grant will fund an expansion of Melbourne Airport’s MRO apron, promising roughly 500 jobs paying $75k–$85k a year. The project plugs into a broader aerospace buildout on the Space Coast.

The GOAA board approved a $550M line of credit to fund three years of construction at MCO, giving staff short‑term cash while longer‑term financing is finalized.

Ridership and some revenue rose in January, but bond downgrades and shrinking reserves keep Brightline under pressure.

Waymo's robotaxis began invite-only service in Orlando, concentrating along the I‑4 and resort corridor. Select users with the Waymo app will receive invitations first.

A packed downtown Orlando town hall put fresh pressure on county leaders to back the Sunshine Transit Advancement Resolution, a proposal for rapid transit in six busy corridors. Supporters want dedicated BRT, light rail or rail extensions and say a sales‑tax vote could fund the work.

SeaWorld filed for a county review that would allow up to 300 apartments across Sea Harbor Drive, naming nearby offices and consultants in the proposal.

I-95 was closed both ways Thursday near Mims after a fatal crash at mile marker 232. Troopers say traffic was diverted as crews worked the scene.

Port Canaveral bumped its Cruise Terminal 5 budget to about $78M and is adding crews to finish earlier, officials say. The landside expansion will nearly double CT‑5’s footprint.

After a Trust for Public Land briefing on Monday, Orange County commissioners opted not to send a one‑cent infrastructure surtax to the November ballot. The research and polling will guide any future proposal.

FDOT is exploring a roughly $61.8M purchase of locomotives and cab cars for SunRail to improve reliability and enable weekend trains, but operating costs are steep. Local partners must weigh the bill.

CFTOD filings set a new Dec. 21, 2027 completion target for World Drive North, extending roundabout and resort‑entrance work near Magic Kingdom.

Senate Bill 654 would narrow when school‑zone speed cameras and bus stop‑arm systems can issue notices and force public hearings before districts sign vendor contracts. Lawmakers say the move adds transparency and privacy protections.

Sheriff Richard Del Toro told a House panel that an August Turnpike crash that killed three exposed weaknesses in multi‑state CDL licensing. He urged federal fixes.

A pedestrian-involved crash near Parking Garage B at Orlando International Airport closed northbound Jeff Fuqua Boulevard early Friday and is causing delays for travelers.

Parents at Suntree Elementary say pickup chaos has returned, prompting the school board chair to press FDOT and county leaders for permanent safety fixes.

CFX crews are building the 4.4‑mile SR‑516 corridor; the first segment targets spring 2027. Overnight SR‑429 closures and an EV‑charging pilot are part of the work.

A state transportation bill would bar intentional engine revving and replace numeric decibel limits. Drivers answered with viral revving videos and online mockery.

Reporters on a new Talking Central Florida episode say major highway and a downtown-street overhaul will begin soon across four Central Florida counties.

FEMA awarded more than $13 million to Osceola County for drainage improvements in Buenaventura Lakes and to harden traffic signals so intersections keep working during storms.

DeLand’s City Commission will debate adding e-bikes to a downtown sidewalk ban and requiring helmets for under-18 riders after merchants and police raised safety concerns.