Chicago Mayor Brandon Johnson announces a $40 million initiative to overhaul the city's homeless shelters, emphasizing privacy, ADA accessibility, and dignity for residents. The plan will modernize over 750 beds and create 350+ non-congregate spaces.

Arizona enters a deal to enhance broadband along highways, with eX² Technology and Wecom Fiber boosting connectivity for local households and businesses.

San Francisco receives a $5 million grant from the California Energy Commission to expand its electric vehicle charging infrastructure, adding 403 charging ports to help electrify the city's fleet.

Upcoming construction at S.R. 14 and I-55 in Memphis will cause ramp closures and traffic shifts as part of a bridge replacement project starting July 27. TDOT advises planning for detours and lane reductions.

Road construction is underway east of Downtown, which may cause traffic delays. Repairs are targeting East Rusk, Kaufman, and North Tyler streets, expected to finish by August 6. Local notifications detail parking restrictions during the project.

UDOT warns of travel delays in Parleys Canyon due to a paving project coinciding with local events. Lane restrictions on I-80 are expected, and alternate routes through Provo Canyon or I-84 are suggested.

SW Oak Street in Portland is closed July 30-August 7 due to track replacement by Portland & Western Railroad at SW Adams Avenue. Detours are in place 24/7.

The Oregon Transportation Commission will discuss post-legislative updates, the I-5 Rose Quarter Project, and other topics in Salem, with options for public participation.

Ohio Department of Transportation appreciates its construction staff during a busy season of infrastructure projects, from bridge replacements to road resurfacing.

Charlotte County is closing the Hillsborough Boulevard and Bamboo Drive intersection for water main installation from July 28 to August 11; detours will be in place.

Resurfacing work on I-75 in Bradley and McMinn Counties prompts nightly lane closures, with one lane open in each direction; exit ramps at Exit 36 may also close intermittently.

Fort Lauderdale partners with Southern Underground Industries for Sewer Pump Station A-20 overhaul, starting July 28, 2025, and expected to conclude in fall 2026. Traffic will be rerouted; residents can expect noise but uninterrupted services.

A vehicle fire in Gahanna caused road closures and delays, with police advising commuters to avoid Hamilton Rd. and Granville St. No injuries were reported, and repairs are ongoing.