Travelers on I-75 in Bay County will encounter lane closures due to MDOT's sign truss work, with interruptions scheduled for December 12-13 and 15. The work is part of a $5.3 million safety enhancement project.

After a late-stage cost spike, Georgetown pivoted to a concrete pedestrian bridge design for Austin Avenue that keeps a 12-foot path, lighting and river overlooks.

Western Boulevard will temporarily close westbound lanes and intermittently delay eastbound traffic at nights between Dec. 15-18 for sign installations.

Congresswoman Escobar sponsors a bill for a new air traffic control tower at El Paso International Airport, emphasizing safety and infrastructure modernization.

An NJ Transit bus crashed into a building in Midtown, causing damage but no pedestrian injuries; the driver was hospitalized. Coach USA is investigating the incident.

The Baldwin Bridge on LA 182 will be closed for maintenance from December 15-17, from 8 am to 3:30 pm daily, with detours via LA 83, US 90, and LA 3211.

PennDOT schedules a traffic shift on Route 420 for a major bridge project, causing expected delays from December 15-19 during evening and early morning hours.

West Napoleon Avenue will be closed between Transcontinental Drive and the U-turn from Dec 16-19 for sewer valve work. Detours via Veterans Blvd or West Metairie Ave are advised.

TDOT announces lane closures on I-40 and Terminal Drive near Nashville Airport for bridge inspections, affecting traffic from December 13, 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Germantown prepares for its Holiday Parade which will affect traffic with road closures starting December 13 at 2 p.m., including a toy collection drive for Porter-Leath.

HART filed a counterclaim against Hitachi alleging breach of contract and violations of Hawaii's False Claim Act by submitting misleading statements, seeking treble damages and additional penalties.

Norman Police Department releases traffic and parking plan for the University of Oklahoma vs. Alabama football game to manage congestion and provide safety guidelines.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces a $269 million investment to enhance New York's water infrastructure, which includes federal and state funds for local projects aimed at ensuring safe water and replacing lead pipes.