The Durham license plate agency at 5410 N.C. Hwy. 55 will close on September 26, with plans to relocate. Four nearby agencies and online services are available for vehicle registration needs.

Columbus State Community College has begun construction on OhioHealth Hall to increase healthcare workforce graduates, funded by a $66.5 million investment and supported by a $25 million endowment from OhioHealth.

Road closures in Destrehan affect local traffic as construction blocks Ormond Center Court and the ongoing closure of Jonathan Street; detours involve Bunge’s heavy haul road for emergency vehicles.

San Antonio International Airport ranks 12th in J.D. Power's satisfaction study among large North American airports, significantly improving from 18th.

MoDOT will close a section of North Outer Road 70 near Little Cedar Creek for culvert work starting September 25, impacting Boone County commutes until February 2026.

Interstate 84 in the Bay Area will have paving-related delays between The Dalles and Arlington from Sept. 22-26, with additional minor delays expected on Sept. 29.

Scott Mahler is appointed as the new manager of Lincoln County Regional Airport, with county officials expecting his experience to drive airport development and service improvements.

ODOT will narrow US-75 between 8th and 20th streets in Okmulgee for surface repairs next week. Drivers should allow extra travel time during the lane reductions.

MoDOT advised travelers to expect delays and plan ahead due to I-70 roadwork during the Mizzou Tigers game weekend, including tips and tools to navigate the construction.

TDOT announces bridge inspections leading to lane closures on state routes in Putnam and Cumberland Counties, which will affect traffic next week on two I-40 bridges.

Los Angeles' Metro A Line expanded with four new stations, improving public transit in the San Gabriel Valley and supporting regional connectivity ahead of the 2028 Olympics.

Sacramento is implementing safety upgrades on Marysville Boulevard, including bike lanes and traffic signals, to reduce traffic fatalities, with a project cost of $18 million.

Illinois is funding safety upgrades at two Ogle County railroad crossings during Rail Safety Week, with the ICC financing 95% of the $736,000 cost for signal improvements.