Raleigh's East Edenton Street will have lane closures from 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily between July 21 and August 29, with parking restrictions but no service disruptions expected.

Jefferson Parish Department of Community Development announces $600,000 funding from HUD for nonprofits aiding the homeless, inviting applications by August 26, 2025, for services to the at-risk and victims of violence.

LA 385 northbound in Calcasieu Parish will have partial lane closures for utility work from July 21 to August 21, 2025.

Charlotte's I-485 express lanes project leads to overnight ramp closures, affecting Johnston Road and U.S. 74 access, with detours via Rea Road and E. John Street.

MoDOT announces Route A in Camden County will close for culvert replacements from July 21-24 between 8 a.m. and 4 p.m.

Arizona's traffic fatalities decreased by 6.12% in 2024, with 1,228 deaths, and overall crashes fell by 1.74%. The focus remains on improving driver behavior and addressing impaired driving and speeding.

U.S. Senators Padilla and Schiff announce $81.3 million in federal funding for California airport improvements, focusing on passenger experience, safety, and job growth, including noise mitigation at LAX and taxiway refurbishment at Van Nuys.

Elk Grove Village police are pursuing a group of e-bike riders who were seen violating traffic laws, prompting increased enforcement and ordinances requiring riders to have a license.

Uncle Billy’s Hilo Bay Hotel is being demolished in a project focused on site redevelopment and Waiakea Peninsula revitalization, with second phase involving soil and utility removal.

Cookeville introduces a four-way stop at North Jefferson Ave and Freeze St for traffic safety, adding a crosswalk and traffic island. Drivers are advised to be cautious.

The Loop 202 off-ramp at Alma School Road in Chandler will close for two months starting July 16 for reconstruction.

Roadwork in Surprise is causing traffic restrictions on Deer Valley Road and 172nd Avenue until end of July, with lane closures and detours in effect.

Duluth's bridges operate on a temporary schedule to accommodate the Festival of Sail's tall ships and visitors.