Starting July 14, there will be a lane closure on S. Denver Ave. in Tulsa for concrete work between W. 3rd St. and W. 4th St., expected to last 30 days.

Baker Road will be closed on July 14 between Orchard Road and Inverness/Wyola roads for Hennepin County’s tree removal operations. Detours are provided.

Korean Veterans Bridge in Nashville will be closed all Sunday for filming a stunt for '9-1-1: Nashville', impacting traffic and bringing economic benefits to the city.

Metairie Road in Jefferson Parish will be closed from July 11-13 due to roadwork for concrete patching, affecting the eastbound lane and turn lane at 17th St Canal Bridge.

Fort Lauderdale's downtown area faces delays due to a water main interconnection project starting July 14, with construction expected to last until October 2025.

The central area of Atlanta will face a road closure on 10th Street NW for 40 hours on July 12-13 due to maintenance work, with a detour via W. Peachtree St, 13th St, and Spring St NW.

The Texas Department of Transportation is working on the Southeast Connector Project to improve 16 miles of road in Arlington, set for completion by 2027. Recent closures on US 287 and I-820 were announced, with detours suggested.

The West Bank Spray Park in St. Charles Parish will close on July 13 for a day due to maintenance by an Entergy contractor. Residents can visit Ormond Spray Park instead.

Governor Hochul announces the $32 million revitalization of Greater Binghamton Airport to boost regional economic growth and improve passenger experience.

The City of Leesburg is refunding 37 wrongly issued speed camera tickets due to an error involving the dismissal time at a high school zone. An investigation prompted by an incorrect ticket led to the discovery of the mistake.

Ninth Avenue Drive Northwest in Hickory will be closed from July 15 to July 17 due to a N.C. Department of Transportation project. Detours will be available.

Cedar Lane Road will be closed for pavement repairs between 24th and 36th Avenue SE from July 14, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., for approximately 10 days, weather permitting.

Florida's FDOT may remove Jacksonville's rainbow crosswalks, citing a Trump administration directive and new federal SAFE ROADS initiative against roadway art.