State Route 529 was closed for emergency repairs after a hole from unauthorized tunneling was found. Repair work is ongoing with no reopening timeline.

A stretch of State Highway 374 in Clarksville, Tennessee, was renamed the "Mayor Don Trotter Highway" to honor the former mayor’s 16-year service and his impact on city development.

A water main break caused Las Raposas Road in San Rafael to close, with officials responding to repair the damage and advising motorists to seek alternative routes.

The I-10 westbound lanes in Beaumont were reopened after a closure due to a substantial crack in the pavement, which had caused significant traffic delays.

The FDOT is set to resume the Rickenbacker Causeway project in Miami, starting with the southbound lane on July 8. Phase one detours will redirect traffic, aiming to minimize previous gridlock issues, with real-time traffic management promised.

Knoxville reminds residents of July 4th travel disruptions due to city office closures, Gay Street Bridge and Henley Bridge shutdowns. Waste and pools services operate normally, with free parking in city garages.

Nashville International Airport introduces BNA PASSport, allowing non-ticketed visitors to access its post-security areas for dining, shopping, and meeting passengers.

Orlando's gas prices rise to $3.37/gallon ahead of July 4th, reflecting a statewide uptrend in Florida, with concerns over Hurricane Beryl possibly impacting future costs.

TxDOT is drafting a $104.2 billion 10-year transportation plan for Texas, inviting public feedback to help shape the state's infrastructure development.

Austin receives a $1.3 million federal grant for traffic safety improvements at two key intersections to reduce accidents as part of the Vision Zero initiative.

The City of Fort Lauderdale announces road closures for the 4th of July Spectacular, affecting Las Olas Boulevard and the surrounding area, with traffic diversions from 6 AM to Midnight.

Kankakee launches 11 major construction projects under Rebuild Illinois program, aiming to improve safety and mobility with over $226 million in investments.

Starting July 8, 2024, Fort Lauderdale will launch a stormwater improvement project near NE 22nd Street, with construction expected to end within the month.