County officials announce an increase in wastewater septic disposal rates effective July 1, 2025, with fees rising from $64.80 to $88.78 per 1,000 gallons.

The SR 509 Expressway's first segment opened in SeaTac, promising improved traffic flow and economic benefits for south King County commuters and freight operations.

Medford announces road closures for repairs and maintenance from June 30 to July 7, affecting the S. Orange Street and W. Main Street, with alternate routes advised.

Weekend detours and delays expected in Tarrant County due to the Southeast Connector Project, with eastbound I-20 closed at Business 287 starting June 27. The $2.1 billion project aims to improve 16 miles of roadway and is set for completion in 2027.

San Antonio's Complete Streets Policy ranks first in national rankings by Smart Growth America, scoring 96/100 for its inclusive approach to urban planning for diverse transportation modes.

The DOTD announces a $1.63 million project to replace a culvert on La. 93, leading to a 21-day road closure in Lafayette Parish, starting July 7, 2025.

Raleigh seeks public feedback on transportation safety and accessibility, with surveys focused on pedestrian and cyclist infrastructure improvements and community involvement.

The Port of Oakland is planning to rename its airport to "Oakland San Francisco Bay Airport" to enhance its regional identity and stimulate economic growth.

Caltrans begins overnight I-405 lane closures through Sepulveda Pass for pavement rehabilitation, causing potential delays for commuters and local disturbances.

Kapa‘a drivers to face delays due to single lane closures on Kamalu Road and Kolupua Street for guardrail repairs from June 30 to July 3, from 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m., weather permitting.

San Diego receives a $10 million state grant for the Streamview Drive Revitalization Project to enhance safety and mobility for pedestrians, cyclists, and motorists.

Beulah Boulevard Roundabout in Flagstaff is closing for a striping project, affecting traffic patterns. The work is part of a larger infrastructure update expected to complete by 2025.

Fort Collins is starting a major infrastructure project on July 7, 2025, closing Trilby Road at College Avenue until Spring 2026 to improve the intersection for vehicles, pedestrians, and cyclists. Detours will be in place.