Oklahoma City faces traffic delays from multiple construction projects on highways I-40, I-35, and I-44, with lane closures and narrowing affecting commutes into 2026.

Scout Motors Inc. is setting up its headquarters in Charlotte, North Carolina, creating 1,200 jobs and investing $206.9 million, supported by a JDIG grant. The company plans to develop an electric vehicle lineup.

Dallas Mayor Eric L. Johnson will deliver the State of the City address, discussing progress and setting priorities, viewable on Dallas Channel 16 and online platforms.

Arizona officials face a healthcare crisis, with unpaid behavioral health providers and efforts to secure federal aid for rural health sustainability.

Alcoa, Tennessee invites bids to reseal municipal building windows, with submissions due by November 25, 2025. Flexible bidding and stringent submission guidelines are outlined. Contact Ashley Wagner for details.

The Garland Municipal Court will be closed on Nov. 25-26 for a software upgrade, with services resuming December 1. Alternative arrangements for payments and documents are provided during the closure.

Massachusetts awards $6.34 million to 65 cultural and tourism projects through FY26 Destination Development Capital grants to enhance attractions and boost local economies.

Colorado's SNAP recipients will receive their full November benefits after the federal government's reopening, resolving previous uncertainties during the shutdown.

A 68-year-old cyclist, Rutilo Moreno Jorge, died in a crash after possibly hitting a rock and being struck by an SUV in Multnomah County. MCSO is investigating; no arrests or citations issued yet.

The Oklahoma Supreme Court ruled that Governor Stitt can appoint agency heads as Cabinet Secretaries, a win for his administration amid legal disputes.

Lawmakers urge governors to block ICE from accessing state DMV data, citing concerns over misuse for immigration enforcement and emphasizing the need for privacy protection.

Columbus community responds to federal shutdown impacting SNAP benefits, distributing meal kits to families in need at five high school sites, backed by CCS and a city grant.

Renewal and relicensing efforts are in progress for the South Fork Tolt Hydroelectric Project, involving ecological studies and stakeholder collaboration for adaptive river management.