Maryville's water service will be temporarily interrupted on Cochran Road between Forest Hill and Raulston Road from 9-11 a.m. for water line relocation.

The Montgomery County Department of Transportation warns of increased traffic risks during the Fourth of July and urges residents to avoid drunk driving and stay aware of others on the road.

Maluhia Road on Kaua'i will be closed on July 12 from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for a community clean-up event preceding Kōloa Plantation Days. Drivers should use Kōloa Road instead.

Montgomery County introduced the first phase of the Ride On Reimagined plan, making bus route changes to improve transit connections and reduce service overlap with Metro Bus.

Cleveland's GCRTA rail service between Tower City and E. 55th St. is disrupted, with shuttle buses replacing trains until further notice. No reason for the disruption or schedule for shuttles provided.

Rice County law enforcement starts a speed enforcement campaign on local highways to reduce fatal accidents associated with speeding and other causes.

Bridge rehabilitation at Lindsey Street and Classen Boulevard in Norman begins July 7, part of the Bridge by Bridge Bond Program, with a 75-day completion target.

MTA track replacements lead to a week of 5 train suspensions between Dyre Avenue and East 180th Street. Free shuttle buses and alternate routes are provided.

Medford is initiating road and lane closures from June 30th to early July for utility upgrades, including fiber optic installations, which may cause traffic delays and parking issues.

U.S. Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy has announced significant NEPA procedure revisions to streamline infrastructure project approvals, aimed at accelerating construction and reducing costs.

Motorists in Hennepin County, take note: beginning July 1, your commute around Hopkins Crossroad might be slightly more complicated...

Hickory Police Department focuses on traffic safety in July, targeting violations on 5th Street NE and urging vigilance for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.

Hernando County Sheriff increases traffic enforcement to improve road safety, using marked and unmarked cars, targeting problem areas, and educating the public.