Hamilton County Drainage Board approves improvements to Sheridan's drainage systems, adopting a report and assessment schedule, with a 20-day window for judicial review.

MoDOT will perform I-70 concrete repairs near Route Z on Dec 22-23, causing lane closures. It's part of a larger project to revitalize I-70 from 2025 to 2028.

Road and lane closures are planned for Līhu‘e’s Puhi subdivision from Dec. 22 to Jan. 30 for public works projects, with detours and property access maintained.

The west side of Raleigh's Beltline, part of I-440, now has three lanes open in both directions between Wade Avenue and Walnut Street, as construction progresses.

Rockwall County hires Freese and Nichols Inc. to update its Master Thoroughfare Plan, using funds from the Trip 21 road bond, aiming to improve future road conditions and traffic flow.

Westerville partners with COTA to launch an on-demand transportation service, COTA//Plus, offering $3 rides within a specified area, bookable via an app or phone call.

TxDOT concludes a dynamic year for Texas infrastructure, highlighted by the Harbor Bridge opening and rapid disaster responses, while promoting roadway safety and approving funds for varied transportation projects.

Emergency repairs are underway on a critical 12-mile section of the US 2 Stevens Pass in Washington after washouts and mudslides, with no set date for reopening.

Construction work on University Avenue Bridge in Provo will cause traffic disruptions, with crews working on utility relocation from the evening of December 19. Extra travel time is advised.

Orange City announced the construction of Bristol Manor Apartments, an 80-unit senior housing development at 2301 Harley Strickland Blvd, following a development order issued last month.

The 1500 block of Camp Street in New Orleans will have delays due to waterline and drainage repairs starting Friday, with work expected to finish by December 31.

TRIP finds 51% of Houston-area roads rated poor, the highest in Texas. Drivers report costly damage while city and state outline long timelines for fixes.

The Charlotte Fire Department added their first electric fire engine, Engine 30, to their fleet, marking a blend of tradition and innovation, and emphasizing a commitment to sustainability.