Arlington Police Department has released a traffic plan for Copa America games at AT&T Stadium involving app recommendations, traffic modifications, and parking regulations to ensure smooth transit and fan safety.

Rockwall County has selected firms for the 2021 Road Bond Program, with WSB Engineering, Bridgefarmer & Associates, TNP, and Kimley-Horn leading various projects to expand and improve roadways. Additional firms are pre-qualified for future projects.

Euless, joined by local entities, is optimizing traffic signals to reduce congestion, despite potentially longer waits on side streets. Feedback is sought for further improvements.

Dallas County is enhancing its cycling infrastructure with plans for a multi-use cycle track on a 2.1-mile stretch of Rowlett Road, which will provide improved conditions for cyclists and pedestrians.

The trail near Rapp Road and Rufe Snow Drive in Keller will close for three weeks from June 12 for utility work linked to a new subdivision. Residents are advised to respect the signage.

Fort Worth is making safety-driven improvements on University Drive near TCU with plans for better traffic signals and crosswalks, aiming to finish by August 31.

Officials announce a public meeting about the Southeast Connector Project, aiming to alleviate traffic in Tarrant County by expanding and improving I-20 and I-820, with completion expected by 2028.

Fort Worth's downtown red bus lanes are temporarily changing to accommodate Texas A&M campus construction, with plans for revitalized transportation design to enhance pedestrian and transit access by 2026.

Meacham International Airport's air control tower is set for a significant upgrade funded by the FAA, enhancing safety and operations as part of the national infrastructure initiative.

Fort Worth has postponed the idea of a street maintenance fee, looking for alternative funding methods to address city infrastructure upkeep after evaluating the proposal with the community and city staff.

Dallas Love Field Airport has achieved carbon neutrality, earning a Level 4 rating in the Airport Carbon Accreditation Program, while aiming for net zero carbon by 2040.

Arlington's City Council announced a $28.7 million budget increase for street maintenance, with a focus on the Street Reclamation and Asphalt Mill & Overlay Programs, funded by a sales tax surplus.

The Texas Department of Transportation plans I-20 upgrades from Arlington to Grand Prairie. A public meeting will be held on May 16 to discuss the project, promoting community feedback on road improvements.