Massachusetts deployed $10.9 million in grants to fortify aging dam and coastal infrastructure, with funds aiding 23 municipalities and nonprofits for repairs and risk prevention.

Starting September 4, the south leg of S. Crosby Avenue at W. Court Street in Janesville will close until September 18 for infrastructure work. Local detours will be necessary.

Flagstaff's Fourth-Lockett Roundabout closure is set for Saturday, September 13, for final striping, with detours in place for vehicles and Mountain Line adjustments.

Cookeville's annual Fall FunFest is scheduled for September 5-6, with street closures around the Historical Courthouse. Alternative parking will be available.

NYC Comptroller's report grades over half of city buses with a fail for speed and reliability; Manhattan buses perform worst. Proposals to improve include free rides and new busways. MTA faces challenges but shows progress in some areas.

Eloi Broussard Bridge over the Vermilion River will be closed temporarily on Thursday, 8:30-11:00 a.m., for mechanical repairs, with suggested detour routes provided.

Avondale teams up with Maricopa Ambulance for enhanced emergency medical transport services starting September 7, 2025, after a competitive bidding process.

The U.S. Route 54 rehabilitation over Missouri Boulevard in Jefferson City is finished a month early, reopening fully after construction since July 14.

ADOT completed a $1.75 million safety enhancement project on SR 73 with sidewalks and lighting to improve pedestrian safety near the White Mountain Apache Reservation.

I-96 has introduced flex lanes with ramp metering to manage congestion and improve safety, now fully operational for drivers. Traffic flow is expected to improve with the implementation of this system.

Mesquite infrastructure projects show progress, including the near-completed F. P. Lucas Boulevard upgrade, advanced South Parkway reconstruction, and ongoing neighborhood utility renewals, with some set to finish by Spring 2026.

A manatee sighting halted a TxDOT ferry construction project in Port Aransas, Texas, due to environmental protocols.

NCDOT is close to completing the naming of 23 bridges after previously uncommemorated fallen state troopers, with the project expected to be finished by the end of 2025.