Construction on W Main St at Pond St in West Jefferson will reduce traffic to one lane with a flagger on Wednesday from 8:30 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.

Hess Road bridge repair project begins April 14, causing traffic slowdowns with a single lane and temporary signal, potentially delaying travel by 10 minutes.

The Harvey Tunnel in Jefferson Parish will close for construction from April 9 to June 30, 2025; DOTD urges using detours and allowing extra travel time.

Charlotte County advises on a southbound lane closure on Rock Creek Drive for power pole installation Apr 9-11 from 9 am to 3 pm, with detours in place.

St. Charles Parish approves a contract for improving 25 roads after a grading system identified them as being in poor condition, with work by Barriere Construction set for summer 2025.

A section of Hickory Ridge Road in Wilson County is closed for construction, with traffic being diverted to Martha Leeville Road. Drivers are advised to plan for delays.

Northbound I-55 in St. Louis will be closed for concrete work on a bridge starting April 11, 8 p.m. until the next morning at 9 a.m. with detours in place.

MoDOT will close St. Johns Church Road in Arnold, Missouri, for three weeks starting April 14 due to construction at Route 61/67 intersection, recommending Richardson Road as a detour.

MoDOT begins I-64 and Route 141 interchange roadwork, causing evening ramp closures and lane reductions to improve traffic flow and safety, affecting commutes into late 2025.

N. Webster Avenue in Norman will close from April 14-17 for storm drainage installation, part of a larger project to enhance Gray Street, funded by federal grants and city bonds.

Residents in Jordan Neighborhood prepare for CenterPoint Energy's gas main replacement project, starting April 7 with traffic disruptions and parking restrictions expected.

Minnesota awards $1.3 million for school bus cameras to enhance child safety and traffic law enforcement, with 8,000 buses to be equipped. The initiative is part of a larger $15 million safety effort.

The Aurora Martin Luther King Jr. Library begins a $2.5 million overhaul aimed at transforming its second floor into a vibrant community space, funded by federal dollars and expected to complete by fall 2025.