INDOT plans two SR 13 roundabouts near Elwood for 2026 construction
INDOT is proposing two Madison County roundabouts, including one at SR 13 and SR 128/296th Street near Elwood, with construction expected in spring or summer 2026.
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INDOT is proposing two Madison County roundabouts, including one at SR 13 and SR 128/296th Street near Elwood, with construction expected in spring or summer 2026.
Oxford is considering a Community Development Block Grant application for up to $1 million to replace aging water lines on 11 streets.
The Yates City Board of Trustees scheduled a July 22 public hearing while the village continues responding to water-system problems and infrastructure needs.
Hensley Plaza announced the next phase of improvements behind Main Street, including a heritage mural, about 12 diagonal parking spaces and a planned August public event.
A disaster-recovery grant is now available to businesses affected by damage, road closures and a 150-foot safety perimeter around Glen Burnie’s Empire Towers.
The Village of Richfield Springs scheduled a July 22 special meeting to discuss replacing the HVAC system at its property at 3574 U.S. Route 20.
A public homeowner panel on accessory dwelling units is scheduled for Aug. 18 at the Hal Holmes Community Center in Ellensburg.
Florida’s signed 2026-27 budget includes $4.7 million for projects in Dunedin, though individual projects and allocation amounts have not yet been identified.
A new federal disaster-recovery funding program opened July 6, 2026, creating a potential path for Trent Woods and other Craven County communities to seek money for flood-control and stormwater infrastructure.
Resurfacing on US-30 began July 6, bringing controlled traffic near South 3rd Street and the east end of Soda Springs.
Hampton Township has begun repairs and resurfacing on McCully Road between Middle Road and Route 8, with daytime alternating one-lane traffic scheduled through August.
Construction has begun on Keene’s downtown infrastructure project, a three-year effort to replace utilities and rebuild sidewalks, streetscapes and public gathering areas.
Hennepin County authorized negotiations with Long Lake over a cost-sharing agreement to repair a controlled-access gate linking Trunk Highway 12 and Wayzata Boulevard.
The Newton City Commission approved easements July 20 to clear property-access rights for stormwater improvements near a frequently troubled intersection.
Roers Cos. is planning an approximately $50 million, 167-unit apartment complex as part of an office-site redevelopment in Arden Hills.
Woodinville’s online Eastrail visioning survey is open through Aug. 30, with outreach planned at three local events.
The Smith Packett assisted-living and memory-care proposal was tabled and is expected back before the Peters Township Planning Commission in August, while East McMurray Road remains on the township’s 2026 project-roadway map.
Okatie residents have two near-term opportunities to follow or weigh in on county planning: a Design Review Board meeting Aug. 6 and a US 21 corridor-study comment deadline Aug. 14.
ASEAN’s official 2026 calendar lists a six-day sustainable urbanisation forum in Kuala Lumpur, putting housing, infrastructure and city resilience on the regional policy agenda.
The FAA and NTSB are investigating why a commercial passenger plane was allowed to take off as Marine One, carrying President Donald Trump, departed the White House area for Andrews Air Force Base.
The Energy Department has opened a 60-day public-comment period on a draft study that identifies new transmission needs tied to data centers, manufacturing, electrification and grid congestion.
Higher temperatures can limit aircraft payloads and contribute to delays, cancellations and passenger disruptions, with Las Vegas offering a case study.