Jacksonville's biggest drainage projects are impacting drivers in San Marco and along McCoys Creek. Here's the timeline for detour signs coming down.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Construction is finally underway for the long-awaited Lasalle Street pump station. On Wednesday, the City of Jacksonville, the Public Works Department, Haskell, and A&E ...

The $40 million pump station is supposed to help prevent flooding, but the pump wasn’t working in time for this season’s first storm. Still, city officials said this project is scheduled to ...

San Marco pump station and installation of bigger drainage pipes. The centerpiece of the San Marco project is the construction of a pump station off LaSalle Street just west of San Marco Boulevard ...

This week, city leaders broke ground on a new pump station on Lasalle Street. Before crews started the project, they needed to buy a specific piece of property, which cost the city roughly $900,000.

Those pumps can handle 7,000 gallons of water a minute, but when the LaSalle Street pump station is operating, it will move 70,000 gallons a minute, city Public Works Director Nina Sickler said.

Both inbound and outbound train traffic on the Rock Island line near the LaSalle Street Station has been halted as a result, Metra said. Stream NBC 5 for free, 24/7, wherever you are.

Metra Rock Island inbound and outbound train traffic is halted near LaSalle Street after a train derailed Monday morning. Michael Gillis, a spokesperson for rail service, said train No. 704 deraile… ...

Head said he’s been waiting for the city to complete the pump station on Lasalle Street, which was meant to combat flooding like we saw with Debby. “The sooner it’s up and running the better.

The first phase of the project completed the pump station and also piping along LaSalle Street between San Marco Boulevard and the river. Phase two covers multiple blocks of the neighborhood on ...