Las Vegas is closing the parking lot at 201 E. Utah Ave to build a new Arts District Parking Garage, providing 502 additional spaces and EV charging by August 2026.

Blaine and Anoka County are modifying roads for a new entertainment district, with changes including a ¾ access at 109th Avenue/Jenkins Street and a right-in/right-out at 106th Lane NE/Radisson Road to improve safety and traffic flow.

Pan American World Airways nostalgia returns with a 12-day journey mirroring historic routes, starting from JFK Airport, costing $60,000 per person, including 5-star hotels and authentic crew uniforms.

LA 44 at Henderson St. in Reserve, LA will be closed from June 20 to July 11 for the Globalplex Intermodal dock bridge work, with detours via LA 637, US 61, and LA 54.

The Grosse Ile Parkway Bridge is set to close on June 23, 2025, for two weeks for the second phase of repairs, prompting detours to the Grosse Ile Toll Bridge.

Westbound US 35 traffic at the I-675 interchange is rerouted into a collector-distributor lane for pavement repairs, Ohio Department of Transportation announces.

Orange County approves a study and design for a new pedestrian bridge at a busy intersection to improve safety, with a modern design but unfunded construction costs.

The LA 1/Youree Drive in Shreveport has been renovated, with the $3.8 million project completed, promising smoother commutes and improved infrastructure.

The governors of Ohio and Kentucky have revealed the design for the Brent Spence Companion Bridge, featuring a cable-stayed deck without traditional steel trusses.

Ohio Governor DeWine and ODOT announce $7.6 million for Safe Routes to School program, covering 24 projects to improve infrastructure and safety across 12 counties.

Fort Worth is replacing traditional streetlights with solar-powered ones from Fonroche Lighting America, aiming to enhance safety, save $3 million annually, and increase resident satisfaction. Over 1,100 lights have been installed since 2023.

Resurfacing of U.S. Route 54 in Miller County begins June 19, with work on the 22-mile stretch causing traffic disruptions and a new median guard cable installation for safety.

Fort Lauderdale is inspecting sewer mains and laterals in specific neighborhoods, causing potential traffic disruptions, with recommended precautions for residents to prevent plumbing issues.