County commissioners approved $95 million for 10 stormwater projects, from culvert repairs to a $30M Ruskin sewer overhaul. The funding comes from a HUD disaster‑recovery grant and targets about 370,000 residents.

HART used an Earth Day event at TPA to highlight a $32,037,390 FTA award that will replace aging diesel buses and finish the agency’s shift to CNG. The move promises cleaner air and about $1M in annual maintenance savings.

Hillsborough County has started work on a $1.2B One Water wastewater project in Lithia that will add an advanced plant, a 56MGD pump station and miles of pipeline.

A 1.5-mile stretch of Kathleen Road in north Lakeland saw 366 crashes from 2020–2025 and three fatalities. Federal funds and a TPO study will guide lighting, crosswalk and design fixes.

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.

Tampa is spending about $41 million to repave streets this year and aims to top last year's 76 lane-mile record. New crews and added equipment are speeding work across neighborhoods.

A semi-truck crash shut all southbound lanes of I‑75 in Manatee County Monday morning, snarling traffic as crews worked the scene.

City leaders are weighing removing parking minimums on Central Avenue to push transit ridership and lower development costs, while neighbors warn of parking spillover.

A $10 million federal infusion will push early planning on Port Tampa Bay’s massive channel deepening, a project officials say could reshape shipping and fuel supply to the region.

FDOT says the $227.5M Downtown Tampa Interchange is making solid progress; major ramps and bridge decks are near completion and nightly closures will continue into spring.

A 34-year-old woman from New Port Richey was killed and four others were injured after a semi struck a stopped vehicle on I‑75 northbound in Sarasota County.

THEA is launching a $362M overhaul of the South Selmon Expressway — adding lanes, modernizing 26 bridges and adding neighborhood amenities as construction gets under way.

Tampa International is reworking its Main Terminal ticketing level for the first time since 1971 to speed check-in, add counters and centralize airline offices.