The California International Marathon will cause street closures in Sacramento from Dec. 6-8, with marathon-specific closures on Dec. 8. The Waze app will provide live navigation assistance.

Avelo Airlines introduces four new nonstop flights from Nashville to Charlotte, Philadelphia, Rochester, and Wilmington, with affordable fares starting at $44.

Part of E. Rosemary Street in Chapel Hill will be closed from Dec. 7 to 18 for two projects, with detour routes in place for traffic and pedestrians. Parking access remains available.

Howard County announced stormwater pond upgrades at 8421 Sand Cherry Lane, Laurel, with construction from December 16 to April 2025, avoiding traffic disruptions.

The Ladue Road under I-270 in St. Louis will be closed for bridge work from Dec. 6 to Dec. 9, with recommended detours via I-64, Ballas Road, Olive Boulevard, and Coeur De Ville Drive.

Mankato, Minnesota, will close a portion of N. Second Street for regulator station installation starting December 5, with an expected reopening on December 20.

Wieland is investing over $27 million into its Pine Hall facility in North Carolina, creating 50 new jobs, and focusing on producing high-demand copper products, supported by a $100,000 state grant contingent on meeting targets.

Tampa's MOSI is set to introduce the second-largest digital dome planetarium in the US by 2025, enhancing its STEM education with advanced projection tech and a 10,000-square-foot screen.

Avelo Airlines is expanding at Charlotte-Concord Airport, adding jobs and launching new routes to Daytona Beach and Nashville, with fares starting under $50.

Plymouth's Pinehills/Clark Rd. Traffic Improvement Project starts, promising road widening, medians, and new traffic signals to improve safety and flow.

Plymouth's "Light up the Season" event on December 6 will bring parking restrictions and road closures around Town Hall Green and the Spire Center from noon to 9 PM.

San Francisco residents oppose SFMTA's plan to replace free parking with meters in Cow Hollow and Marina, fearing negative impacts on businesses and enforcement issues. The agency argues it will ease parking congestion.

The Bay Area DMV will be closed on December 11 for staff training, reopening on December 12. Normal operations and specific services for seniors and appointment policies are also detailed.