The Florida Department of Transportation is ordering the city of Delray Beach to remove its Pride mural from a crosswalk by next month.

The 13.7-mile bike path will close a gap in the 260-mile St. Johns River-to-Sea Loop that runs through five Florida counties.

Delray Beach officials will change course and leave a Pride-themed intersection in place despite threats from Florida ...

ST. JOHNS COUNTY, Fla. — Due to a crash with injuries involving a semitruck, all lanes of Interstate 95 South at ...

The public is invited to join government officials for an official ribbon cutting on Aug. 21 at 10 a.m. for the soft ...

The Pride Center organized a rally on Friday a rally in response to Gainesville city commissioners’ decision to remove ...

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The future of two St. Pete murals, one honoring Black history, the other Pride, is uncertain, as city leaders respond to new ...

The Main Street Bridge was initially planned to close from August 11 to 16 for critical LiDAR scans. JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The ...

The Florida Department of Transportation is warning the city of Delray Beach to remove its Pride mural from a crosswalk by ...

FDOT's letter to the city says its pride mural intersection is violating Florida law. The agency is giving the city a couple weeks to remove it or the state will have it removed.

The Florida Department of Transportation is ordering the city of Delray Beach to remove its Pride mural from a crosswalk by ...