New traffic restrictions due to the I-95 CAP project at Penn's Landing are expected to cause significant delays on southbound Columbus Boulevard in Philadelphia until mid-2025.

WSDOT will reduce northbound I-5 to one lane for maintenance on July 16 in Thurston County, potentially causing significant delays and 10-mile backups.

A fire in downtown Modesto has caused traffic disruptions. Authorities urge drivers to avoid the area around 12th and G Streets and seek alternate routes.

South Tampa's modern Cuban restaurant Luv Child, managed by the Ciccio Restaurant Group, is closing on July 28th. It will be replaced by a new Italian eatery, Jay Luigi.

A lane of Bolton Road NW in Atlanta will be closed for sidewalk construction until the end of August, with traffic impacted weekdays from 9 am to 4 pm.

Morrison County announces a schedule of road closures for maintenance from July 15-19, including culvert installation and pothole patching; motorists should expect delays and heed caution signs.

The Portland Building reopened after renovations with a celebration featuring art and music, coming under budget and ahead of schedule, focusing on sustainability and community engagement.

The article discusses a $25 million federal grant awarded to Broward County Transit for low emission buses, a solar canopy, and to address climate change.

TxDOT invites the public to discuss the expansion of a five-mile I-30 stretch between Arlington and Grand Prairie, incorporating new lanes and improved pedestrian/cyclist facilities.

The lower half of the Manzanita Park and Ride lot in Mill Valley will be closed from July 19-29, due to high-tide flood warnings. Caltrans advises seeking alternative parking.

Specialists state a tire explosion on an American Airlines flight in Tampa was caused by mechanical issues, not the summer heat. Experts say although the heat can impact aircraft performance, it did not directly cause this incident.

The IHDA's 2022 & 2023 Biennial Report details investments in Illinois' affordable housing, with over $3.2 billion aiding low to moderate-income communities.

Portland's Safe Routes to School team gains new energy with high school interns Jason and Matthew, who participate in projects like a wayfinding signage grant to enhance the safety and accessibility for school children.