Texas Highways Magazine celebrates Texas with its "BIG Issue," marking one year since its redesign. The issue aims to showcase Texan culture and encourage tourism, backed by a reader survey indicating its influential role in driving visitations.

The TSA has stopped requiring most passengers to remove shoes at security, a change expected to speed up airport lines and enhance the travel experience, while advanced screening technology will continue to ensure safety.

Memphis announces a two-day detour for sewer repairs on East Shady Grove Road from July 10-11, affecting traffic between South Shady Grove Road and Humphreys Boulevard. Local access will be maintained.

Missouri approved the Statewide Transportation Improvement Program, planning to invest $13.3 billion in transportation infrastructure over five years, focusing on roads, bridges, and more.

Charlotte County advises of intermittent lane closures on Fruitland Avenue between Clayton St. and Gulfstream Blvd. starting July 15, to remove speed humps and update road markings.

Louisiana's DOTD received bids for 29 infrastructure projects totaling $190.5 million, targeting bridge repairs, road paving, and safety upgrades to improve the state's transportation network.

The DHS has ended the requirement for travelers to remove their shoes at airport screenings, citing advances in security technology and a new "layered" safety approach.

NDOT announces I-15 lane closures due to widening project, affecting night traffic with single or reduced lanes in various segments; drivers advised to seek alternate routes.

The No. 1 subway line in Upper Manhattan was disrupted due to a water leak at the 168th Street station, causing hours of suspension until service was restored in the evening. Repairs to century-old infrastructure did not initially succeed.

Colorado agencies urge driver safety after multiple fatal road incidents over a holiday weekend, citing preventable tragedies and advocating for adherence to traffic laws.

Destrehan faces road closures due to construction, impacting commutes and emergency access. Detours are in place. Key dates include work on Schexnaydre Lane and Vans Lane, with planned paving on Fifth Street.

Ohio's Department of Transportation denounces littering, citing the environmental impact and $10M annual cleanup costs, and calls for community action.

Northbound I-275 on the Howard Frankland Bridge in Tampa Bay is rerouted onto the refurbished southbound side; this is part of a major $865 million project to expand and update the bridge, set to finish next spring.