Two PennDOT District 2 employees received the Star of Excellence Award, recognizing their outstanding service and dedication to improving department operations and training.

Kissimmee Gateway Airport will start charging landing fees, sparking opposition from local pilots and industry experts who fear negative economic and safety implications.

ADOT's Office of Communications and Public Involvement wins two AASHTO awards, including recognition for Rusty Crerand's customer service and the Best Blog for going beyond typical updates.

The US 290 at Trautwein Road project in Hays County is completed, providing safety and traffic flow improvements with new traffic signals and pedestrian railings.

Upcoming roadwork in West Tennessee will affect traffic between September 25 and October 2, 2024, with temporary lane closures for resurfacing and bridge work.

The I-69 North ramp to 82nd Street in Indianapolis has reopened after months of construction, as part of the Clear Path 465 project, improving traffic flow and safety.

PennDOT announces road maintenance in Westmoreland County starting September 30, including repairs and a culvert replacement, with detours and delays expected.

The Port of Oakland reported a 5.4% rise in container volume in August, with imports up by 14.9% while exports slightly declined by 5.5%. The port expects a strong final quarter.

Midway Airport opens its first premium lounge, "Club MDW," accessible to travelers for a $50 day pass or via membership programs, open daily from 4 a.m. to 10 p.m. and highlights local culture.

Niumalu Road in Nāwiliwili will have one-lane closures for road resurfacing, causing potential delays from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. weekdays until September 30.

Michels Corporation, contracted by CenterPoint Energy, is working on natural gas infrastructure in Minneapolis' Victory Neighborhood, with closures for parking during the upgrade process.

Seattle will experience major road closures including SR 520, I-405, SR 167, and I-5 due to construction from September 27-30, impacting commuters and requiring use of detours.

Chicago's fall bridge lifts for boat passage will continue till November 13, scheduled on Wednesdays and Saturdays, impacting major streets and requiring meticulous synchronization.