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State Lawmakers Announce Palmetto Expressway Changes, Hold Local Leaders Accountable
It’s been over five months since express lanes along the Palmetto Expressway first began collecting tolls from drivers. Before it went the way of many expressways across Miami-Dade, the major highway was once seen as a free safe haven for the nearly quarter million drivers who take it. The 13-mile stretch of tolls drew immediate protests and even forced...
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New Changes to the Palmetto Expressway Expected
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has announced a set of changes that will be made to the Palmetto Expressway. Officials say the project will help reduce congestion on the freeway.
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New Bill Seeks to Remove Express Lanes on Palmetto Expressway and No Future Tolls
On Monday, State Representatives will introduce a bill that would eliminate express lanes on the Palmetto and prohibit tolls from being created on the highway.
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Toll Lanes Open to Protests on Palmetto Expressway
NBC 6’s Amanda Plasencia has the latest info for drivers – as well as what those opposed to the changes are saying.
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Former Substitute Teacher Gets State License After Being Fired
A former substitute teacher accused of sexually abusing girls was able to get a teaching license after being fired for similar allegations. The NBC 6 Investigators expose a problem that could allow substitute teachers to slip under the radar.
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Florida Assault Rifle Ban Motion Fails: How Representatives Voted
In a 36-71 vote largely across party lines, the Florida House of Representatives struck down a motion to consider a bill that would ban assault rifles.
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Man Accused of Threatening Florida Lawmaker Goes On Courtroom Rant
A man accused of threatening to kill a Florida lawmaker because he’s “fed up with the Republican party” had to be escorted out of a courtroom after he went on a rant at a hearing Thursday.