A portion of Race Track Road will be closed for repairs from Friday evening until Monday morning, with recommended detours via South Mobley Road and Gunn Highway.

Keysville Road in Lithia will close for rail crossing repairs from January 29 to February 1. Detours via CR 39, SR 60, and Turkey Creek Road are available.

Sydney Washer Road in Dover will be closed from Jan 29 to Jan 31 for railroad crossing repairs, with detours provided and officials urging patience and safety.

Bayshore Blvd in Tampa will close for the Gasparilla Children's Parade on January 17th. The City advises using alternative transportation due to road closures and high pedestrian traffic.

The Courtney Campbell Causeway pedestrian trail in Clearwater will close for overpass construction until late 2025, affecting local trail connectivity.

A portion of Kings Highway in Charlotte County will have single-lane closures for streetlight upgrades to LED lighting, causing potential traffic delays.

South County Regional Park in Punta Gorda will undergo sidewalk repairs from Jan 20-24, 2025. Parkgoers are advised to exercise caution around construction areas. For queries, contact John Persechino at 941-613-3204 or via email.

The Tampa Internal Audit Department has released a report on the maintenance of bridges and stormwater pumps, emphasizing their importance in city infrastructure.

A crash on Interstate 4 near Plant City caused major traffic delays, with lanes initially closed and then only the far right lane open to westbound traffic.

The Rays demand Tropicana Field's repair by 2026 due to Hurricane Milton's damage, refocusing on the city's obligations after an initial openness to a settlement.

Valrico intersection at Bloomingdale Ave. and Pearson Rd. will be closed on Jan 3rd from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. for underground utilities installation. Detours are in place, and weather may affect the schedule. Contact Hillsborough County for more info.

Tampa International Airport begins its largest airside expansion in two decades, with the new Airside D set to increase capacity by 40% and accommodate up to 35 million passengers by 2037.

The City of St. Petersburg announces the imminent restoration of northbound lanes on 66th St. N following a water main break, with traffic expected to return to normal by Saturday.