Reynolds Asphalt and Construction Co. will re-asphalt Centennial Drive in Lewisville, leading to traffic disruptions, parking restrictions, and potential delays from February 7 to February 17.

Fort Worth neighborhoods will see street rehabilitation including asphalt reclamation and repair of damaged infrastructure, beginning in February 2025 with a completion target for September 2025.

Lewisville residents are advised of alley entrance repairs by SAZ Infrastructure starting February 4, with expected completion by February 7, weather permitting. Access from King Bors Ln. remains open during construction.

UT Arlington is conducting an online survey to gauge public opinion on its autonomous rideshare program, Arlington RAPID, which aims for full automation. Residents can anonymously participate, influencing the future of autonomous public transit.

Minor disruptions expected at the Historic Courthouse for water testing and repairs, starting Monday; East side entrance off San Jacinto Street affected.

Frisco officials announce roadwork causing traffic delays, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, urging commuters to plan ahead.

Enon Avenue in Fort Worth is facing closures for sewer improvements, affecting westbound traffic and requiring detours via Anglin Dr. or Timberview Rd.

The White Settlement Stormwater Team performed maintenance on bridges and tree-lifting for safety and cleanliness, with ongoing neighborhood work planned.

An accident involving an 18-wheeler and a wind turbine closed Westbound U.S. 287 at Midlothian Parkway; traffic was diverted. Eastbound lanes were unaffected.

The Fort Worth City Council has allocated $26 million for city transportation upgrades to address inflation and supply chain issues affecting 11 arterial projects.

The City of Frisco has announced multiple roadwork projects affecting daily commutes, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements with expected lane closures and detours detailed on the project website.

Arlington Public Works crews are treating bridges with salt brine to prevent ice before snow hits, ensuring safe traffic flow for the upcoming Cotton Bowl Classic.

The Frisco official website announces several roadwork projects, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, causing potential delays.