Excavation for the Henry Street bridge in Indianapolis has unearthed over 1,700 grave shafts from the old Greenlawn Cemetery, revealing the city's early history.

TDOT announces nighttime road restrictions on I-65 and US-31W for bridge construction, affecting traffic from 8 p.m. to 5 a.m., starting November 16 for about 12 nights. The project includes widening I-65 and replacing bridges.

Traffic on South Kings Avenue in Brandon will be altered due to utility work, with lane changes effective until early April, potentially causing delays.

Janesville's Mineral Point Avenue will close for utility work on Nov 14, between N. Crosby Ave. and N. Grant Ave., with traffic detours and altered bus routes.

Dallas’ split over a high‑speed rail alignment pushed regional leaders to greenlight federal study steps without the city's buy‑in — a rift that could jeopardize funding.

TRAX Green Line service to Salt Lake City Airport will be paused due to I-215 bridge demolition, with UTA providing bus bridges and advising extra travel time. Regular service resumes November 16.

Cookeville's Vulcan paving crew starts asphalt work on Shag Rag Road tomorrow, with flaggers directing one open lane and expected delays. Drivers are advised to take alternative routes.

Interstate 70 lanes near Foristell will have overnight closures from Nov 18-21 due to bridge girder installations for a major project to widen the highway.

A multi-car crash on I-95 near Pembroke Road has caused severe injuries and significant traffic disruption, with express lanes closed and alternate routes congested.

Green Cove Springs' new Harbor Road Water Reclamation Facility has opened, marking the city's largest infrastructure investment aimed at enhancing wastewater treatment and environmental health.

I-10 westbound near Anthony is down to one lane due to a traffic incident, causing significant slowdowns. The El Paso County Sheriff's Office advises using alternate routes.

MoDOT will conduct overnight pavement repairs on I-35 southbound near North Kearney, Clay County, from Nov. 17-19, causing potential detours and emphasizing safety in work zones.

During National Crash Responder Safety Week in Missouri, officials urge drivers to slow down and move over, emphasizing vigilance due to rising roadway fatalities.