A study cites Texas' Interstate 14, I-45, and I-30 among the deadliest highways in the US, with high rates of fatal crashes per 100 miles and a significant number of alcohol-related fatalities.

Texas celebrates the completion of Samsung Highway, anticipated to improve logistics for businesses and reduce local traffic. Governor Abbott and local officials inaugurated the road, emphasizing its role in tech development and economic growth.

Crews from Michels Corporation are installing a new gas main along 24th Street E. in a CenterPoint Energy project, with traffic, pedestrian, and cycling detours in place.

Austin Water is repairing a leaking 48-inch water main, prompting conservation efforts in Southwest Austin. Residents are advised to reduce usage while repairs are underway, which may take up to 12 hours.

The Texas Department of Transportation announced closures at the Loop 1604 and I-10 interchange in San Antonio for the expansion project, affecting travel from June 7-10.

Route 774 in Plymouth faces detours due to construction, affecting morning and afternoon commutes. The Plymouth Ice Center Park and Ride closes, but alternative Park and Ride locations and a Click-and-Ride service are available.

Austin's Blues on the Green festival returns to Zilker Park on June 11-12, featuring local musicians and detailing parking restrictions and safety tips for attendees.

Illinois is investing $41 million in Community Development Block Grants to enhance water, sewer, and drainage systems in 32 communities, benefiting over 52,000 residents and advancing statewide infrastructure equity.

Lane closures at a key intersection in Boynton Beach are expected until June 12 for construction, potentially slowing down traffic. Public Works has retimed traffic signals to ease congestion.

A semi-truck crash involving multiple vehicles caused significant delays on southbound I-15 in San Diego, with lane closures and cleanup efforts ongoing.

Article details planned closures on Phoenix area freeways including I-17, Loop 101, and I-10 for improvements, with detour routes provided and tools for real-time updates mentioned.

San Bernardino County introduces a new rail project to revitalize its retail landscape, featuring developments like The Resort and improvements around the Epicenter Sports Complex, promising economic growth and enhanced connectivity.

The MGC will be closed from June 12-15 for floor renovations, with limited access June 17-19. Membership extensions will be provided. For inquiries, contact MGC staff or call 480-474-5240.