Dallas Love Field Airport announces the LEAP expansion program to enhance facilities and infrastructure, aiming to improve passenger experience and accommodate future growth, with a phased construction strategy starting in 2027.

TxDOT is making changes to traffic on Main Street Bridge and Edmonds Lane, including signal removal and bridge work, affecting turns and requiring detours.

Interstate 30 westbound lanes in Arlington and Fort Worth will be closed for bridge repairs between Fielder Road and Eastchase Parkway from 9 p.m. Sept. 5 to 6 a.m. Sept. 8, 2025.

Frisco announces multiple roadwork projects, causing potential traffic delays, including emergency and planned pavement replacements in various city areas.

Interstate 30 will have lane closures due to construction, affecting drives from August 16-23 with varying times and locations detailed on Rockwall County's website.

TxDOT is set to remove traffic signals at Main St. and Edmonds Ln, close medians, and open a new overpass, leading to traffic pattern changes and temporary disruptions.

The North Texas Fair and Rodeo Parade returns to Denton, impacting traffic with road closures on Aug 16 from 7:30-10:30 a.m. Detours will be in place.

The City Council approved the Eastside Transportation Plan to improve roads like East Lancaster Avenue, with public involvement and a $1.1 million study backing the process.

TxDOT will close all westbound lanes of I-30 in Arlington and Fort Worth for bridge repairs from August 22-25, with detours via SH 360, SH 183, and I-820.

Frisco's 5th St. will be closed for utility work as part of Main St. reconstruction, starting Monday for eight weeks. Detours are provided, and the Waze app is recommended for navigation.

Fort Worth plans a $840 million bond for infrastructure, with a focus on streets and mobility, and interactive public engagement to shape the final projects.

Mesquite, Texas, is undergoing infrastructure upgrades, including F. P. Lucas Boulevard's expansion, new utilities, a multi-use trail, and the revitalization of roads and alleyways, with completion expected by Spring 2026.

Fort Worth is piloting a high-tech flood warning system that informs drivers of flooded roads via real-time alerts, enhancing public safety during storms.