Jesse SchecknerAugust 3, 2023
7min0
Supply chain issues, unfavorable weather and ‘holidays’ have caused the new delays, state transportation officials say.
Tag: I-95Florida Politics' Drew Wilson a few pounds heavier and with a bit more hair next to Academy Award winner Sam Rockwell ... (guess who we're rooting for?).
Jesse SchecknerAugust 3, 2023
Gabrielle RussonMarch 30, 2023
5min0
No one from the public voiced concerns or gave feedback as FDOT presented the $215.4M project during a recent virtual townhall meeting.
Scott PowersJune 15, 2020
Associated PressMay 31, 2020
4min1113
Protesters briefly shut down Interstate 95 in both directions
Drew WilsonOctober 16, 2019
3min886
The $28 million interchange has been ready for traffic since early August
Peter SchorschJune 15, 2017
4min361
Earlier this month, FloridaPolitics.com reported on the outpouring of community support for the “signature bridge” design chosen for the new I-395 overpass through Miami’s Overtown neighborhood. Despite protests by some with a political agenda, the drumbeat of support for Archer Western-de Moya’s winning design continues to grow in intensity. After more than a quarter-century of discussion […]
Peter SchorschJune 2, 20177min547
Bridges have one purpose, to get people safely from one place to another. Being aesthetically pleasing is just a bonus. Drama should not be part of the deal. Yet no bridge has come as much drama as the proposed I-395 overpass through Miami’s Overtown neighborhood. It’s time to end the spectacle and move forward. The […]
A.G. GancarskiNovember 3, 2016
1min215
On Thursday, Gov. Rick Scott was in Jacksonville to kick off the Interstate 95/Interstate 295 interchange project. The hub will help connect JAXPORT with I-95, as well as offering another route from downtown Jacksonville to the airport. Gov. Scott said, “We are proud to be welcoming so many families and job creators to Florida, and we must […]
Guest AuthorSeptember 12, 20135min239
People sometimes ask me when Florida officially went nuts. I like to tell them that the sane-train derailed somewhere between Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings and Carl Hiaasen. Rawlings’ classic stories are from a Florida that was settled, but not yet subdued by man. Like her fictional characters from “The Yearling,” she and a handful of “Cross […]