Upcoming road construction in Frisco will cause traffic disruptions for about two weeks, affecting Wynngate Dr., Hearthstone Dr., Quest Ct., and Kings Ridge Rd.

Ellis County announced road closures due to high water hazards, urging residents to avoid crossing flooded roads and to stay updated via the county website.

TxDOT announces lane closures on I-30 in Rockwall for bridge and earthwork; expect overnight and daytime delays from October 19-25, with coordination with emergency services ensured.

Lewisville residents can expect alleyway repairs on Feather Lane and Pheasant Drive starting October 20, with minimal disruption promised by the city. The project, run by SAZ Infrastructure, Inc., is to be completed by October 22.

Frisco's Weekly Roadwork Roundup details traffic delays due to pavement replacement and utility projects on several streets; weather may affect timelines.

The article details upcoming lane closures on Interstate 30 in Rockwall County due to infrastructure projects, affecting both interstate and local roads from October 11th to 20th.

Frisco's Panther Creek Pkwy will be closed for two weeks starting October 7 for intersection reconstruction, with advised detours and navigation app suggestions to minimize commuter disruption.

The Burleson Police Department announced road closures due to the Burleson High School homecoming parade, advising residents of the temporary changes and encouraging community spirit.

Arlington's Public Works and Water Utilities repaired a water line break on North Oak Street, restoring normal traffic and informing residents through a social media post.

Lewisville, TX residents are informed about scheduled infrastructure repairs on Javelin Way set for October 6-9, with SAZ Infrastructure, Inc. handling the project.

Lane closures near Dallas Love Field (DAL) start Oct 6, affecting travel for eight weeks, potentially altering airport access but not the main drop-off/pick-up zones.

Lewisville is starting road repairs on Valley Ridge Boulevard with some traffic changes; work is from Oct 6 to Nov 7, depending on weather, and may cause delays.

Fort Worth City Council approves the Vision Zero Safety Action Plan aiming to eliminate traffic-related deaths by 2050 and utilizes a $524,381 grant for its implementation.