The Veterans Park Pool and Rec Center in El Paso is closed due to a significant water leak and electrical issues. Repair work involves replacing 40 feet of pipe and an electrical panel.

Hickory Police Department announces increased traffic enforcement on Falling Creek Road NE, 2nd Ave NW, and 3rd Ave NW, focusing on distracted driving and speeding.

A film by "At the Center LLC" will prompt a one-day closure of Bayou Rd in St. Bernard Parish for shooting, with arrangements for residents to access their homes.

Salt Lake City finished over 100 road and infrastructure projects funded by an $87 million voter-approved bond, improving road conditions and adding greenery.

Woodbury has enacted winter parking restrictions until April 1, prohibiting on-street parking from 2-6 a.m. and during snow accumulation of 2+ inches to aid snow plowing. Violators face fines; private roads are exempt.

PortMiami reported a record number of cruise passengers and increased cargo volumes in FY 2025, attributed to strategic investments in infrastructure and technology.

Multnomah County completed an urgent culvert replacement on Rocky Point Road to prevent landslides, safeguard wildlife, and address a sinkhole, finished in 30 days for $312,000.

A section of SH-121 Business in Lewisville will close from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. on Dec. 4 for TV show filming, affecting local traffic and requiring detours.

Roadwork on West Broward Boulevard in Plantation involves bridge deck waterproofing, milling, and resurfacing, with lane closures at night and on weekends until December 18.

Memphis Police warn of towing measures during the St. Jude Memphis Marathon; cars along the route will be towed from 10 p.m. on December 5, 2025. Signs mark tow-away zones to facilitate a smooth event.

The N.C. Department of Transportation has awarded a $2.4 million contract to rejuvenate the Gold Hill Road bridge, with work set to begin by December and complete by 2026, followed by landscaping until 2027.

Union County to revamp 14+ miles of roads with a $5 million investment by the N.C. Department of Transportation; TrueRock Construction of Monroe secured the contract.

Salisbury is inviting public feedback on converting Route 3 into an on-demand microtransit service beginning January 2026 as part of the MEE NC initiative.