A downed power line blocked I-35W near Burleson on Friday morning, shutting both directions and snarling the commute. Crews were on scene removing the hazard.

Lewisville alley repair at Summit Run will impact access to 801 and 797 driveways, with work beginning January 21 and ending approximately January 28.

Arlington filled 5,775 potholes in FY 2025, with most fixed within two days of reporting. The fiscal year 2026 shows continued efforts, and funding comes from a local sales tax. Residents can report potholes via phone or app.

Nighttime construction on northbound I-35E will close ramps to PGBT from January 19-21. Detours via Frankford and Midway Roads for eastbound traffic, and Sandy Lake Road for westbound traffic. Closures, from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., are weather-dependent.

Elm Street bridge in Old Town Keller is being demolished and rebuilt, disrupting local traffic and trail access near Bear Creek Parkway/Whitley roundabout. The area will be closed starting February for about four months.

I-30 in Dallas will be closed this weekend for construction, affecting eastbound and westbound lanes. Detours will route traffic via SH 366 and other closures are planned for later in the month.

Arlington, Texas completed 45 lane miles of street improvements in FY25, funded primarily by a quarter-cent street sales tax. Maintenance priorities are set via an OCI system.

State filings show a $125.5M overhaul of I‑20 near Abilene between FM 600 and SH 351, with widening, bridge and drainage work penciled in for late 2026–2029.

DFW says it’s on track for net zero by 2030, with a new electric utility plant and deep cuts still needed in heating, vehicles and refrigerants.

Fort Worth has secured $90 million in financial aid from the Texas Water Development Board to address flooding in the Lebow Channel area, including an $18.75 million grant and $71.25 million zero-interest loan.

All lanes of I-30 through downtown Dallas will close this weekend for I-30 Canyon work. Expect detours to Woodall Rodgers and significant delays.

Traffic signal at FM 156 and John Wiley Road is now fully operational after an adjustment period, with normal flow resumed and drivers advised to proceed with caution.

Ellis County is experiencing road closures due to high water levels, with authorities urging residents to stay updated on conditions and report flooded streets.