Charlotte Tackles Heat and Flooding with 'Smart Surfaces' Urban Revamp
Charlotte is employing Smart Surfaces strategies to reduce urban heat and manage stormwater, potentially saving millions in health, energy, and infrastructure costs over 35 years, according to a city report and the Smart Surfaces Coalition analysis.
Winn Parish Celebrates Opening of Newly Replaced Bridges as Louisiana DOTD Touts In-house Team's Efficiency
The Louisiana DOTD celebrated the completion of a rural infrastructure project in Winn Parish, highlighted by a ribbon cutting for new bridges built by state crews funded by House Bill 2.
Durham Residents Invited to Shape Future of Bike and Walk Infrastructure
Durham residents are invited to help select 75 key projects out of 150 aimed at improving non-motorized transportation, following an initial consultation where nearly 2,000 shared input on enhancing walking and biking routes.
MTA Explores Geothermal Cooling to Combat Intense Heat on NYC Subway Platforms
The MTA is considering geothermal cooling for NYC subway stations to alleviate high temperatures, focusing on the feasibility for stations like 167th and 181st Street on Line No. 1.
Controversial Mormon Temple Construction in Jacksonville's Mandarin Neighborhood Sparks Traffic Concerns
Mandarin, Jacksonville residents have concerns over traffic from a planned $27 million LDS temple on Loretto Road. A 29,000-square-foot facility is set to replace an initially proposed 60-home development, with Parkway C&A LLC managing construction.
Riverton and Bluffdale Drivers Rejoice: UDOT Set to Open 13400 South and New 2700 West Interchange
UDOT will open new travel paths on 13400 South and a 2700 West interchange in Bluffdale, advancing the Bangerter Highway transformation into a freeway-style route.












