The Maricopa Association of Governments approved over $4 million to improve traffic on US 60/Grand Avenue and Loop 303, targeting key intersections to reduce congestion.

ADOT announces lane restrictions on US 60 near Loop 303 in Surprise, affecting nighttime and weekend travel, and advises commuters to plan for delays.

Dakota County is celebrating the nearing completion of the last segment of the Mississippi River Greenway, with a continuous 28-mile trail expected to open in November.

Road closures on CSAH 19 near Beebe Lake Road in Hanover will occur Saturday, with detours provided via local streets. These are part of final paving for the season's construction.

TriMet in Portland has launched a Security Operations Center for 24/7 surveillance and installed Blue Light phones on the MAX train lines to increase rider safety.

Minnetonka's Lead Service Line Inventory found no lead pipes in scanned records and aims to check the materials of remaining service lines. Residents can use the LITT to check their service line materials.

Fort Lauderdale's Friday Dining in the Streets will run from November to January, closing NE 33rd Street's eastbound lanes every Friday night for outdoor dining, affecting traffic flow.

The first part-time shoulder lane on SR 14 in the Vancouver-Portland area has opened, aiming to reduce peak-hour traffic congestion and enhance vehicle and bus flow.

North Carolina received a $105 million federal grant to improve its rail systems, with a total project budget of $170 million. Benefits include economic, safety, and environmental improvements.

D.C. announces street closures for the BellRinger bike ride on October 26 from 6:30-9:30 a.m., impacting multiple roads; no-parking zones will be enforced.

Round Rock City Council approved a $3.5 million contract with Cutler Repaving, Inc. for major road maintenance, with construction starting in December and expected to finish by spring 2025.

INDOT announces early reopening of I-65 southbound in Indianapolis, with the process starting Friday afternoon and full accessibility by early Saturday.

The Woodlands township board approved a $17.8 million renovation of Alden Bridge Sports Park and is planning the largest sports park, while also funding a $1.2 million art sculpture.