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.

The Janesville Police Department provides tips for safe winter driving, emphasizing caution, vehicle preparation, and rules for sharing the road with plows.

Centennial Park Pool in Port Charlotte is closed for annual maintenance from Dec. 8-14, 2025, and will reopen on Dec. 15. Katelynn Crockett is the contact for more information.

Multiple road construction projects cause traffic disruptions across Oklahoma City, with lane closures and narrowing on I-35, I-240, and I-40, and continued work expected to last through 2025-2026.

Destrehan roadwork causes closures and detours, including Jonathan Street's closure, detours around Ormond Center Court, and alternating lane restrictions on LA 3127 for construction through 2026.

Cleveland announces a Snow Emergency Parking Ban to facilitate snow removal, delays city building openings, and uses a Snowplow Tracker for real-time updates.

TxDOT says a 21-mile stretch of SH 130 is now a smart freight corridor with sensors and cameras to help autonomous semis navigate hazards. Regulators will vet authorizations.

Milwaukee has declared a Snow Emergency, imposing parking restrictions to facilitate snow removal. Citizens are informed about the rules through social media.

TDOT reopened State Route 159/US 321 in Tennessee after repair work due to damage from Hurricane Helene, with one remaining section set to reopen in 2026.

Kapaʻa residents will experience inconvenience due to Kawaihau Road utility work throughout December, part of the Kapaʻa Homesteads Tank Project for new water storage tanks and storm drain improvements.