Hernando County Transit Services introduced two new bus routes, Route 7 and Route 8, to improve public transportation and access to essential services for residents.

CDOT announces paving on Colorado Highway 159 near San Luis with expected delays and the use of pilot cars from Sept. 9-10, advising drivers to check COtrip.org for updates.

The SR 14 West Camas Slough Bridge has "Rough Road" signs and a reduced speed limit due to surface deterioration, with permanent repairs pending funding.

The Ogle Drive bridge in Pigeon Forge is closing for a year starting September 9th, 2025, due to modernization efforts, with a temporary bridge to help with traffic flow.

TDOT schedules maintenance on I-24 in Grundy County, with anticipated delays due to rolling roadblocks and shoulder closures for pipe repairs on eastbound lanes.

State Route 93 in Sullivan County will temporarily close for construction between Murrell Lane and SR 347 starting Friday, with detours via I-81 and I-26.

MoDOT will close Pershall Rd. from Hanley Rd. to Hazelwood Ave. on September 5 for I-170 bridge construction from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m., with detours via Hazelwood Ave.

Raleigh Water will remove permit blocks for construction drawings starting October 2025, introducing a simplified review process and a new permit number format to expedite development.

A man died in a rollover accident on I-35 in Schertz after his Ford Fusion collided with a truck and he was ejected from the vehicle. No other injuries or charges were reported.

A section of County Highway 39 in Silver Creek Township will be closed on September 8, 2025, for culvert replacement and is expected to reopen around September 22, with a detour via County Highways 123 and 8.

Cleveland is recovering from a water main break; two eastbound lanes of Memorial Shoreway reopened, with caution advised due to water flow. The rupture near West 45th Street disrupted Labor Day weekend traffic and is being urgently repaired.

Fishers halts roundabout plans at 116th St and Allisonville Rd due to traffic concerns related to a major transportation project and increased accidents at a nearby roundabout.

Tacoma secured over $3.5 million in grants for pedestrian safety and traffic improvements, focusing on Safe Routes to School at Stewart Middle School and the South Tacoma Way Vision Zero Project.