Boston prepares for events including Open Newbury Street, Hare Krishna Procession, and festivals in Chinatown and Dorchester, with street closures and parking restrictions. Newmarket Square and Canterbury Street see infrastructure changes.

The Route MM overpass construction near Labadie is delayed until early 2026 due to soil stability issues, extending the disruption for local commuters and businesses.

Destrehan experienced road closures due to construction, affecting Ormond Center Court, Jonathan Street, and W. Easy St., with detours implemented for commuters.

New Orleans temporarily closes a lane on Allen Toussaint Blvd for utility work related to a $20 million infrastructure project, with traffic modifications in place.

Traffic signals are down at an intersection in Tulsa, turning it into a four-way stop and causing delays. Repair estimates are unavailable; drivers should be cautious.

Knoxville considers a long-term replacement for the historic 127-year-old Gay Street Bridge alongside ongoing repairs, aiming for a sustainable, pedestrian-friendly future.

Southwest Airlines will begin service at Charles M. Schulz – Sonoma County Airport in April 2026, offering non-stop flights to four destinations, enhancing regional travel options.

Tulsa prepares for the 8th Annual 918 Day with a "Tulsa in Motion" theme, featuring various events, special discounts, and a city tour by Mayor Nichols. The festivities include a Passport Challenge across Destination Districts for a giveaway.

NCDOT awards a $8.7 million contract to widen a section of Idlewild Road in Mecklenburg County, including a roundabout and pedestrian improvements, with minimal traffic disruptions expected.

Apple Valley temporarily closes its EV charging station for upgrades, leading to increased future capacity. Construction causes a six-week disruption.

17th Street NW in Atlanta will be closed from Northside Drive NW to Howell Mill Road NW for utility work weekdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Sept. 9-12, impacting traffic and sidewalks.

Farragut officials announce the start of their annual street resurfacing program on September 15, affecting multiple streets with parking restrictions and potential minor disruptions to residents.

ODOT begins resurfacing U.S. Highway 77 in Norman on Sept. 14, affecting 12th Ave., Tecumseh Rd., and Flood Ave., with work at night from 7 P.M. to 6 A.M., Sunday to Thursday for 60 days.