The Ohio Department of Transportation District 12 announced progress on the SR 91 bridges reconstruction in Lake County, aiming to improve safety and traffic flow.

The 2025 Fun Fest parade on Friday will bring road closures in downtown Kingsport, starting with Clinchfield Street at 10 a.m. Detours will be in place.

MoDOT has started a $1.2 million project to upgrade pedestrian facilities in the Jefferson City area to meet ADA standards, starting in Taos and affecting other areas, with completion set for December 2025.

Enforcement of new red bus lanes in Downtown Pittsburgh will begin Sunday, with violators facing fines approaching $200. These lanes are reserved for buses and emergency vehicles and have been marked to prevent misuse.

The new I-4 and Daryl Carter Parkway interchange with a "Diverging Diamond" pattern has opened in Central Florida, aiming to improve traffic flow and safety.

TxDOT's 10-year plan aims to improve road safety and connectivity, with public input shaping the outcomes of transportation projects. Public comments and involvement are crucial for aligning projects with community needs.

Scottsdale addresses Old Town road closure concerns, improves communication with businesses, and plans to prevent future issues with better oversight and marketing efforts.

BART ridership jumped by 13.4% in June 2025, with a 24.6% rise on Saturdays, attributed to safety and cleanliness efforts under the Safe and Clean Plan.

Hawaiian Airlines is set to issue WARN notices to over 200 nonunionized workers due to a merger with Alaska Airlines, with layoffs starting September 17, 2025.

Traffic resumes in downtown Northville as ordered by the court, with mixed reactions from residents and business owners on the impact to community life and local businesses.

A Delta flight to Minneapolis returned to Chicago due to an unruly passenger, resulting in a delay and the individual's removal. No injuries were reported.

Minneapolis celebrates the completion of 1st Avenue NE and E Hennepin Avenue improvements with a community event featuring free ice cream and rides or walks along the new routes.

Portland may see more unsanctioned campsites after the City ended a campsite management partnership with ODOT due to funding issues. ODOT will now manage camp removals with reduced service.