St. Johns County schedules an open house to discuss improvements to Four Mile Road and SR 16, welcoming public input on the proposed addition of a left-turn lane.

Huntersville is preparing for a road-widening project along N.C. 115, involving numerous professionals to ensure environmental preservation. Residents are informed and can contact Lora Mastrofrancesco for details.

Asphalt installation by Accurate Drilling Systems caused lane closures and delays at Salem and Harbor intersection, with detours and signs posted for drivers.

I-275 in Knoxville is closed for the weekend due to bridge replacement, with detours via I-40 and I-640 until Monday morning. This is the final shutdown for this project.

CDOT announces closures at I-25/US 50B interchange in Pueblo for upgrades, detours via CO Highway 47, starting October 10 with project completion expected in early summer 2027.

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.

The Nevada Department of Transportation announced it will begin a $12.9 million road improvement project on Sunset Road which will run from Sunday night until Spring 2026.

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.

Anastasia Island Branch Library reopens on Sept. 29 after renovations, with extended due dates for checked-out items.

Fort Collins' Linden Street will temporarily become car-free for a community event on October 3, encouraging pedestrian activities and local festivities.

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.

Bridge rehabilitation on U.S. Route 54 over the Moreau River was completed early, resuming normal traffic flow westbound, but eastbound remains narrowed for ongoing construction.

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.