Orlando businesses are struggling due to construction on North Orange Avenue causing parking and access issues, with some closing on slow days to cope. They're seeking city help for extra parking solutions.

Howard County commences water main replacement in Elkridge, affecting traffic on Red Barn Way and nearby roads. Outages and road closures are expected; the project will enhance the area's infrastructure.

SDOT proposes a new Restricted Parking Zone near Judkins Park Light Rail Station to curb all-day parking and prioritize locals and short-term visitors.

The Dallas to Houston high-speed rail project advances with a $63.9 million federal grant from Amtrak, aiming to cut travel time to under 90 minutes despite land acquisition challenges and ongoing debate.

The Marvin Road Corridor Improvement Project in Thurston County will start on September 9th and is expected to continue until summer 2025, causing traffic delays.

Haas Automation is set to build a large manufacturing facility in Henderson, expected to create jobs and boost the city's economy, with construction starting in fall and completion by 2026.

The Blewett Fire has closed Highway 97 over Blewett Pass due to a 7-acre blaze, with various firefighting resources deployed and no current evacuation orders.

Chicago Mayor and Aviation Dept. announce a bid for O'Hare's Terminals 1 and 3 concessions overhaul, focusing on modernization and inclusion of local, minority businesses.

A section of Pleasant Plains Road in Union County will be closed for improvements, including new turn lanes and sidewalks, starting next week if weather permits.

Salt Lake City renovated Rosewood Park with new pickleball courts following sewer upgrades, a project aligned with community desires for improved recreational spaces.

The Fern Hill Drive intersection at Gibsonton Road will close for improvements from Sept. 9 to Oct. 4, with detours recommended via U.S. 301 and East Bay Road.

Lane restrictions on the McKees Rocks Bridge will continue due to a $38.6 million preservation project, with single-lane traffic on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. until June 2025.

Washington State Ferries cancels the sale of two retired vessels to Nelson Armas due to towing failures and defaults on contractual obligations, with allegations of poor crew treatment also surfacing.