DDOT plans to phase out the DC Circulator service, with a virtual public meeting scheduled to discuss the transition.

Construction work in Minneapolis's Webber-Camden area continues as CenterPoint Energy progresses with gas line upgrades, altering traffic and parking until early October.

CapMetro, the public transit provider in Austin, plans a 20% budget cut for 2024-25 due to reduced sales tax revenue, with a proposed budget of $704.8 million. Expansion projects continue despite cuts.

CenterPoint Energy starts natural gas infrastructure upgrade on Aldrich Avenue in Minneapolis, which may affect local traffic and parking until early October.

US95 in Nevada was closed due to a collision involving semi-trucks that caused a chemical fire from lithium batteries, leading to minor injuries and traffic disruptions.

The new Garfield Road stretch in Macomb County improves traffic flow between 23 Mile Road and 25 Mile Road, part of a larger $8.27 million infrastructure enhancement project.

Downtown Frisco road reconstruction begins September 16, causing traffic shifts on Main Street with new utility installations and pavement work, but maintaining business access.

Morrison County announces road maintenance including paving, pothole patching, and bridge replacement which may cause detours and calls for driver caution.

The Dallas North Tollway is facing nightly closures for widening work, with detours in place for northbound lanes on September 16 and southbound lanes on September 17, from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m.

TxDOT collaborates with ex-NASA scientist Shayla Rivera on the "Save Me With a Seat" campaign, emphasizing car seat safety during National Child Passenger Safety Week.

The San Luis I Land Port of Entry will experience evening lane closures and detours affecting both southbound and northbound traffic due to construction, part of a modernization effort funded by the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.

The completion of Dixmoor's Watermain Improvement Project marks a crucial step in resolving the village's water issues with collaboration from different government levels.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is building an underwater barrier in the Mississippi River to stop saltwater intrusion threatening southern Louisiana's fresh water supply.