A water main break in Knoxville at Middlebrook Pike and East Weisgarber Road is causing traffic delays and diversions, with KUB working on repairs and police assisting in traffic management.

TxDOT's ongoing road improvements in Downtown Denton prompt detour changes, with the City offering free parking in select lots during September to aid local businesses and motorist navigation.

A water main break in Mililani caused traffic disruptions and water service loss to the Mililani Shopping Center, with repair crews responding promptly.

Over 300,000 travelers are expected to use Washington State Ferries during Labor Day weekend, supported by a dedicated workforce of nearly 2,000 unionized employees.

The NCDMV is seeking a new operator for a license plate agency in Mount Olive after the passing of long-serving operator Karen Andrews. Applications are open until September 27.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott announces a record $148 billion investment in the state's transportation infrastructure with a focus on safety, congestion, and connectivity, reflecting a commitment to economic growth and quality of life improvements.

Pittsburgh received a $2.4 million grant to expand EV charging stations, with additional contributions from Duquesne Light Company and the city. The investment supports the installation of new chargers in parks, public parking, and streets.

Utah's Department of Transportation is recycling old Bangerter Highway concrete for new interchanges, stepping towards sustainability and reducing waste.

Eden Prairie Road is closed between Valley View Road and Wagner Way due to downed power lines from a storm. The closure may last two days while Xcel Energy repairs the damage. Residents should seek alternative routes.

The CTA has extended the #9 Ashland bus route in Chicago to improve connectivity to the Ravenswood Metra station, serving more residents and job opportunities.

Strickland Bridge Road in Fayetteville is closing for I-295 interchange construction. Rerouting is planned with a new road alignment to enhance traffic flow and connectivity, to be completed by summer 2026.

Nashville receives $4.7 million from the federal government to expand its EV charging infrastructure, aiming to increase accessibility and support the adoption of electric vehicles.

A crash on the Palmetto Expressway led to one person being hospitalized and the closure of three lanes, causing major traffic delays. Investigations are ongoing, and additional delays are expected due to planned construction.