Chappell Street NW in Atlanta will be closed between Bernard Street NW and Ezra Church Drive NW for rail repairs starting October 30, 2024. Detour routes are provided.

The 2024 Pavement Management Update #28 in St. Louis Park reports on ongoing improvements, including new driveways and sidewalks, with minimal disruption expected for residents.

The Salvation Army ARC is hosting a donation drive at Kauaʻi Resource Center on November 8, inviting the public to donate items like clothing and small furniture for reuse.

One lane in each direction of I-26 in Unicoi County, TN, reopens after repairs from Hurricane Helene's damage, with continued limitations for oversize loads and exit closures.

Castle Rock is facing traffic closures for the Crystal Valley interchange project, with detours during the Nov. 1-4 weekend and ongoing construction causing noise and disruptions.

Spirit Airlines introduces a new nonstop flight between San Antonio and Atlanta starting April 9, 2025, and offers seasonal flights to New Orleans for Mardi Gras.

New westbound lanes on I-10 between Ruthrauff and Orange Grove opened in Tucson, advancing the $171 million interstate upgrade project slated to finish in late 2025.

MBTA displays a mockup of its new Green Line Type 10 car in Boston, seeking public feedback on its accessible design features, with a planned rollout by 2031.

Wawae Road in Kalāheo faces extended closure until November 8 due to road resurfacing delayed by weather. Residents are advised to plan commutes accordingly.

Central Parkway in Cincinnati will close from Nov 1 at 6 p.m. to Nov 3 at 5 a.m. for demolition related to the Brighton Approach Bridge Project, affecting all traffic.

St. Tammany Parish initiated a $1.6 million project to preserve the Tchefuncte River Lighthouse and combat coastal erosion using federal oil royalties funds.

Mukilteo Boulevard in Everett will close for 1 year starting Oct. 30, 2024, to replace the Edgewater Creek Bridge. This $34 million project is mainly federally funded for safety purposes.

The County of Kaua‘i announced closures of public facilities on Election Day, with unchanged refuse pick-up and free bus service, but regular operations resume Nov. 6.