Frisco roadwork projects cause traffic disruptions, with ongoing pavement replacement and intersection improvements leading to daily lane closures and expected delays for commuters.

Arlington's Southeast Connector Project causes lane closures and ramp shutdowns; officials recommend using Waze and allowing extra travel time through 2027.

Dallas has lowered speed limits on certain roads, including Interstate 75, to combat high-speed accidents after a TxDOT study and alarming crash statistics.

The Shenandoah Drive rebuild project in Arlington has concluded, marking a milestone in the city's road infrastructure improvements funded by the 2018 Street Bond and utility funds.

The city has begun roadway projects likely to affect traffic, including pavement replacements and intersection improvements, with expected completion in Q3 2024.

The "Big Boy" steam locomotive visited Ennis, attracting onlookers with its historic significance as the largest steam engine, active from 1941 to 1961, and symbolizing the city's rich railroad heritage.

Northbound Dallas North Tollway was closed temporarily due to NTTA's widening project, affecting the North Texas commute with detours in place. Regular traffic resumed after eight hours.

Downtown Frisco road reconstruction begins September 16, causing traffic shifts on Main Street with new utility installations and pavement work, but maintaining business access.

The Dallas North Tollway is facing nightly closures for widening work, with detours in place for northbound lanes on September 16 and southbound lanes on September 17, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

F. P. Lucas Blvd. in Mesquite will be closed nightly from 8 p.m. to 6 a.m. on Sept 17-18 due to bridge construction. Daytime travel is unaffected. Detours provided.

TxDOT announced lane reductions on US 287 in Arlington, part of the $2.1 billion Southeast Connector Project, with nightly closures through September 21 and lower speed limits.

Arlington is beginning the 2024 Reclamation and Concrete Program to upgrade roads and sidewalks near Jake Langston Park and N.L. Robinson Park, with a public meeting scheduled for September 19.

Frisco's roadwork projects start this week, leading to expected delays and reroutes for the next two weeks, weather permitting, with updates available on the city's website.