Middle Georgia State University joins the Enhanced Air Traffic Collegiate Training Initiative to boost air traffic controller training, as announced by U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean P. Duffy.

Westbound lane of Boyd Street between Jean Marie Drive and Garrison Drive in Norman will close for concrete panel replacement starting July 7, 2025, for approximately 21 days.

MoDOT announces nighttime lane closures on U.S. Route 63 starting July 7 for interchange improvements; delays expected. New Haven Road closure moved to July 14.

Cochise County is to begin major upgrades on Kansas Settlement Road in June, focusing on safety and road surface improvements, leading to detours and construction noise.

Oakland received a $10M grant for transportation upgrades in East Oakland aimed at improving safety and connectivity, part of the LAMMPS Project near NE University's campus.

I-275 in Knox County will be closed for bridge replacement using ABC methods from July 11-14, impacting traffic and requiring use of alternative routes.

A new traffic signal on 163rd Avenue at Asante Boulevard will be activated on July 9, ahead of schedule, to alleviate traffic from road improvement projects.

Blaine residents are advised on construction and road closures for several projects, including Lift Station 13 Force Main, and the Southwest Area Street Reconstructions for 2024 and 2025.

ATLDOT announces a halt to construction closures in Atlanta over the July 4th weekend for smoother holiday travel.

Two hazmat spills after crashes on I-45 North caused major traffic delays in Houston; first a truck collision near Patton Street, then a diesel leak from an 18-wheeler near Crosstimbers Street.

Upcoming lane closures on Interstate 30 for bridge and road work, affecting motorists during specific hours. Details on closures are provided by Rockwall County.

MoDOT extends truck weight allowance for flood relief until August 31, 2025, enabling 10% heavier loads of specific materials for infrastructure repair.

The LDWF has scheduled a four-foot drawdown for Iatt Lake in July 2025 to control the invasive giant salvinia plant, with boaters advised to be cautious due to emerging underwater hazards.