Michels Corporation is working on gas main installations in Minneapolis' Bryn Mawr for CenterPoint Energy, disrupting local traffic and parking with continued work into mid-September.

Wildwood completed its annual road resurfacing, with work by West Contracting on major routes. The $625,000 project finished on time, improving roads in Wards 1, 3, 5, and 8 with asphalt surfaces.

Seton Catholic Schools is building two new K-8 schools in Milwaukee, replacing outdated facilities with modern, safe learning environments, as part of an educational and community enhancement initiative.

The inbound Armstrong Tunnel in Pittsburgh will close on specific weekends for a $13.1 million rehab project, necessitating detours and causing traffic disruptions.

SunRail is offering free rides to college students, faculty, and staff from September 16-20, provided they show a valid campus ID, with amenities like work tables, power outlets, and Wi-Fi onboard.

Washington County invites public input on County Highway 16 (Valley Creek Road) future plans. An open house and online resources are available for community engagement.

Washington State Ferries schedules virtual meetings to discuss summer travel and service issues, inviting public interaction and offering online resources for community engagement.

Over 130 flights were canceled at MSY due to the anticipated arrival of Hurricane Francine. The airport remains open but advises travelers to stay in contact with airlines for updates.

Washington County is seeking feedback on 65th Street improvements via an online platform until September 24. Residents' input will help shape the project.

A turn lane on Broadway Street in Oviedo is closed for maintenance, potentially causing delays. Traffic measures are in place to navigate this area safely.

Boulder County is seeking public input on design concepts for a new bikeway overpass on CO 119 at N. 63rd St. and discussing other local transit projects.

The Oklahoma City Council approved the first phase of the MAPS 4 Bike Lanes project, totaling $22 million, to enhance cyclist connectivity throughout the city.

Inspector General Deborah Witzburg has accused Chicago Parking Meters LLC of not meeting minority participation requirements stipulated in their contract.