Bell Road construction in Homer Glen is resuming after delays due to Nicor Gas incorrectly relocating a gas main. Completion is expected by next spring or the end of 2025.

PennDOT reopens westbound Route 283 in Rapho Township after setting beams on the Strickler Road bridge, with remaining bridge closures detoured until project completion on October 11, 2024.

St. Louis Park's alleyway construction update indicates progress on schedule with multiple alleys nearing completion and continued work for the week of August 19. Contact information for project personnel is provided for resident inquiries.

Chicago prepares for DNC with street closures and security measures, impacting local traffic and imposing restrictions around venues like the United Center.

Two Washington State Ferries, the 'Elwha' and 'Klahowya,' have been sold and are en route to be recycled in Ecuador.

Upcoming roadworks in the city will cause lane closures from August 19, affecting Chambers Road and Potomac Street with potential traffic delays and shifts during specific hours. Contact details for project inquiries are provided.

A public hearing is set for September 12 in Minneapolis to discuss the METRO Blue Line Extension project, with options for in-person and written comments.

Denver's compost service is expanding, adding nearly 18,700 households across eight districts, providing carts and composting guides to promote sustainability.

Kahului Beach Road in Hawai‘i will see partial closure for improvements from Aug. 20-23, with work from 8 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. HDOT advises caution and suggests alternative routes.

The Sacramento City Council has lowered speed limits in 14 areas to improve safety, especially near schools and parks, after evaluations of 37 zones considering pedestrian activity and residential density.

The sixteenth "super load," a large tank for the new Intel plant in Ohio, begins transport on August 22, escorted by state troopers, with efforts to minimize traffic disruptions.

Sugar Land introduces a microtransit service as part of its Mobility Master Plan, funded by a $1.2 million grant, offering on-demand rides and aiming to expand based on the pilot's success.

PennDOT completed the replacement of the Route 32 bridge in Plumstead Township, featuring a new concrete culvert and guiderail after damage by Hurricane Ida.