Lawton begins the Ellsworth Dam Rehabilitation Project to restore the spillway and reinforce the dam's structure, ensuring Lake Ellsworth continues supplying water.

The Ohio Department of Transportation and HAPCAP are expanding the GoBus network, adding four new routes to better connect rural Ohioans to education and jobs.

Hawaiian flights to and from Honolulu ran on schedule after Alaska Airlines temporarily grounded its fleet amid an IT outage. Local travel was largely unaffected.

Englewood is hosting an open house to discuss local park improvement projects on Nov. 13 at Hampden Hall from 4-7 p.m., open to community input and questions.

The Las Cruces Police Department plans to enhance traffic enforcement on Highway 70 and Red Hawk Golf Road due to the high percentage of speed limit violations.

Minnesota's TZD Conference gathered experts to strategize on reducing traffic deaths through methods such as data analytics and predictive modeling, focusing on community involvement in safety practices.

Mankato begins urgent water valve repair on Stadium Road, affecting traffic but maintaining two-way flow. Detours for city buses Routes 10 and 11 are in place.

Portland's cycling community prepares for a safety ride to promote visibility as days get darker. PBOT's event on October 28th includes a 7-8 mile ride, reflective swag, and a social gathering.

A section of E. Coffee Creek Road in Edmond is closing for improvements, affecting commutes between N. Broadway and N. Bryant Avenue starting November 3.

Portland issued a pre-seizure notice for an illegally parked, abandoned 1968 Tomsawy boat, stipulating an October 24 removal deadline or face potential costs.

Road closures in St. Charles Parish due to the construction of Montz No. 1 pump station and other infrastructure improvements may disrupt local traffic until November 21. Use alternate routes.

U.S. Route 50 and ramps in Jefferson City reopen a month ahead of schedule following bridge repairs, with MoDOT reporting completion of the project over Vetter Lane and noting more future work planned.

The DOTD in St. Landry Parish is starting a $1.3 million lighting project on I-49 at the La. 31 interchange, with work during weekdays starting October 30, 2025, and expected to finish in fall 2026.