ADOT invites Arizonans to submit road safety slogans for their annual contest. Winning messages will be displayed on highway signs to promote safe driving.

The Kekaha Landfill on Kauai will close to commercial haulers for a day to upgrade scale house infrastructure but will remain open for residential waste disposal.

TxDOT is seeking public input on the proposed Downtown I-10 expansion in El Paso, with plans for a phased project starting in 2028 and a potential park atop the freeway discussed.

Tampa is considering updating its Multi-Modal Transportation Impact Fee, unchanged since 1989, to fund infrastructure amidst growth and rising costs, facing legislative limits on fee increases.

The City of Lawton received a $5.125 million grant from the EPA to upgrade the SEWTP with a new residuals dewatering process, improving water treatment efficiency.

Gov. Jared Polis declared "See Tracks? Think Train" Week to promote railroad safety in Colorado, with campaigns emphasizing caution at crossings and infrastructure improvements.

The Georgia Senate Study Committee is meeting to discuss strategies to make Georgia a top tourism destination. The event, set for September 24, will be live-streamed.

Murfreesboro's new transit center, costing $17 million and covering 2.89 acres, features an admin building, pavilion, and maintenance structure, enhancing public transportation infrastructure.

James Garner Avenue in Norman will close between Main and Gray Streets starting September 22 for major construction to make Gray Street two-way friendly, enhancing safety with new signals and sidewalks.

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley announced the $95 million redevelopment of MKE Airport's Concourse E to boost international flight capacity and economic opportunities without taxpayer funding.

San Antonio will turn a Houston Street section into a pedestrian zone for International Park(ing) Day, showcasing a streetscape emphasizing safety and enjoyment for all.

National Street in Memphis will close northbound for six weeks from September 22 due to roadway upgrades; southbound lanes will remain open. Detours via Faxon, Highland, and Bowen are suggested. Local access will be maintained.

Charlotte County announces intermittent lane closures on Pellam Boulevard for a power pole installation by Irby Construction, urging drivers to be vigilant.