The two left lanes of I4 eastbound are reopened at mile marker 11 in Seffner after an earlier accident, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. ...more

June 13, 2009

The buildings are gone, but there's still work to do at former truck weigh stations on Interstate 4 west of Thonotosassa Road. The remaining work includes removing old scales, laying sod on the site and placing a new sign for the Thonotosassa Road exit, said John McShaffrey, spokesman for the Florida Department of Transportation project. The contractor is expected to wrap it up at the end of July. ...more

June 13, 2009

Traffic is now clear on Broadway Avenue after a multicar collision this morning. Tampa police are handling the crash, which happened just after 6 a.m. at Broadway Avenue and 70th Street. ...more

June 12, 2009

U.S. 41 is reopened after repairs to a natural gas main, the Pasco County Sheriff's Office said. ...more

June 6, 2009

A wreck involving two trucks is slowing down traffic on State Road 54 in Pasco County. ...more

May 29, 2009

Peru called out riot police to control hundreds of young girls swarming the hotel where the Jonas Brothers were staying. Thousands of other fans lined up for the group's world tour premiere. ...more

May 18, 2009

A crash in Hudson has completely shut down traffic on U.S. 19. The Florida Highway Patrol reports northbound and southbound lanes are blocked at Hudson Avenue (State Road 595-A). The accident happened about 7 a.m. ...more

May 15, 2009

On Tuesday, May 5, as I sat at the red light on Schumaker Road waiting to turn onto U.S. 27, an older gentleman mistook his gas pedal for the brake and slammed into the back of my Jeep Liberty. I immediately called my firefighter husband to come to my rescue. ...more

May 13, 2009

Motorists in southeast Hillsborough might have to deal with a slight delay until early June. ...more

May 13, 2009

Gulf to Bay Boulevard at Cross Boulevard in Clearwater is back open after a collision between a vehicle and a truck carrying pesticide shut down westbound traffic for a few hours, said public safety spokeswoman Elizabeth Watts. ...more

May 7, 2009