The proposed 14-mile State Road 534 toll road in Florida sparks controversy, balancing hopes for traffic relief against fears of environmental damage and increased congestion.

The Chesterfield Police Department reopened a roadway closed due to a small plane crash and thanked the public for cooperation. Details on the crash are pending.

Mankato adjusts traffic flow due to Mankato Place parking ramp north entrance closure for window cleaning from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Nov. 12 and 13; Cherry Street entrance remains open.

US air traffic controllers to receive back pay following a government shutdown, as flight delays and cancellations persist.

Garner's new slip lane at White Oak roundabout is operational, aiming to improve traffic flow and reduce congestion, with ongoing roadside work and future street lighting planned.

Grand Prairie's downtown is set for a major revamp from 2025 to 2028, including utility upgrades, wider sidewalks, and new mixed-use spaces, aiming to enhance appeal and community interaction.

Orlando commits $100 million to SunRail expansion, aiming to connect the rail service to the airport, convention center, and Disney Springs, boosting convenience for commuters.

Fort Collins' Power Trail Harmony Crossing underpass project began on November 12, aiming to connect the city for pedestrians and cyclists with completion expected by Spring 2027.

Jacksonville's Latter-day Saints community prepares for a new temple groundbreaking on a historic plot, with construction set to begin in January 2026.

Matthews seeks a representative for the MPTA to help shape Mecklenburg County's transportation future, which includes buses, rail, and micro-transit. Applications are open through November 30.

Segment 3C of the Collin County Outer Loop opened last week, linking the Dallas North Tollway to U.S. 75 and advancing the county’s planned beltway. Public comment for Segment 5 runs Nov. 13–Dec. 15.

Lake Havasu City honored Veterans with a parade and closed City offices, maintaining essential services and regular waste pickups. Traffic was rerouted for the event.

A fire occurred in a building under construction in Washington, D.C., with firefighters quickly responding to contain it. No injuries were reported, and the cause is under investigation.