Jesse Rush is appointed as the new head of Oklahoma City's Public Transportation and Parking, succeeding Jason Ferbrache, who remains Assistant City Manager. Rush has a history of leading key transit projects for the city.

Construction work starting September 16 will cause a partial closure at Third Street and Sixth Avenue East in Duluth, impacting traffic for a week or longer.

Major closures on northbound I-405 in Bothell and southbound I-405 in Renton for roadway improvements are scheduled from Sept. 20 to Sept. 23, by WSDOT.

Floodwaters in Ka`u District, Hawaii, close Wood Valley Road, disrupting local travel with no detours available, and officials are monitoring the situation.

Raleigh citizens are invited to share feedback on the S. State Street bikeway project, part of a broader push to enhance cycling infrastructure in the city.

Southbound I-680 in Pleasanton will be closed for a pavement project from September 20-23, affecting routes between Alcosta Blvd and the I-580/I-680 connector. Detours are advised.

The Del Mar City Council passed a joint resolution with Solana Beach and the 22nd District Agricultural Association, requesting transparent dialogue from SANDAG on the rail realignment project.

The City of Colorado Springs' Public Works is hosting a meeting on Sept. 17 at Skyview Middle School to discuss Dublin Boulevard's expansion from Fieler Drive to Marksheffel Road.

Raleigh has upgraded all nine city-owned parking decks with automated systems for faster entry and exit. The overhaul includes 24/7 live support, diverse payment options, and accessibility features.

Conroe advances a $1.5 million project to enhance the I-45 and North Loop 336 intersection, targeting roadway expansion and traffic flow improvement, with Jerdon Enterprises to start construction soon.

FDOT is seeking public input on a proposed median U-turn at I-95 and Emerson Street in Jacksonville to ease congestion, with public meetings scheduled for feedback.

Mankato is set to begin underground boring on several streets to determine where the rock bed starts, which is important for urban planning. Operations will run from September 17-18, but will not affect road access.

Fort Collins is starting a restoration project on E. Mountain Ave to enhance safety around trolley tracks and maintain the street's historic appearance. The road will remain open, but expect disruptions for approximately 8 weeks.