Akemama Road in Lawai will be closed for tree removal by Cutting-Edge Land Clearing Solutions on August 13 from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. Drivers must find alternate routes.

Second Street in Vineland will be closed from Landis Ave to Wood St for a roadway project, starting August 14 at 7 AM, potentially until August 22 at 5 PM.

The MDOT SHA is enhancing pedestrian safety on Fort Smallwood Road with a $6.8 million project including sidewalks, signal upgrades, and water infrastructure improvements.

Acadia Parish's I-10 Eastbound Exit 72 ramps will be closed for construction overnight from August 18 to 23. Detours will be in place for travelers on Trumps Road.

SR 136 in Putnam County undergoes construction from August 13 to October 31, causing lane closures and traffic shifts. TDOT urges caution and awareness of updated traffic conditions.

Construction has begun on the Sonterra Boulevard Project in Jarrell, Texas, aimed at improving the intersection and traffic flow, with funding from the 2023 voter-approved bond.

The Arden Hills DVS Exam Station will close temporarily from September 1 due to roadwork. Neighboring facilities will offer extra appointments to accommodate those affected.

Sammamish officials advocate for water conservation in response to drought, offering practical steps for residents to reduce water usage and protect the environment.

Lake County commissioners vote 4-1 for a $675,000 land purchase, crucial for Britt Road repairs, at a price significantly above its initial appraisal.

Hawaiian Airlines will suspend routes to South Korea, Japan, and Boston this November as the carrier repositions aircraft to higher-demand destinations following its merger with Alaska Airlines.

Las Vegas airport officials project a 2.1% passenger drop for 2025 but remain confident the tourism sector can weather the downturn.

Honolulu drivers will be able to renew licenses online by early 2026. The city is responding to record digital demand at DMV services.

Boulder City officials are preparing new comprehensive regulations for bicycles, electric bikes, and scooters as part of a statewide safety push. The proposed ordinance aims to address circumstances not covered by existing Nevada law.