Paducah Riverport West receives $24 million federal grant for first-phase construction
A July 1 federal BUILD grant moves Paducah’s Riverport West project toward permitting and planned first-phase construction, but physical work has not started.
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Parker’s amended 2026 Public Improvements Fund shows where road and stormwater money is going
Parker budgeted $53.7 million in its 2026 Public Improvements Fund and spent $13.9 million through June 30, with resurfacing, bridge, roadway, sidewalk, traffic-control and stormwater projects at different stages.
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Shoreline council prepares condemnation vote for 175th Street corridor properties
The Shoreline City Council is scheduled to consider condemnation, relocation and Phase 1 property-acquisition measures for the N 175th Street Corridor Project on August 17.
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Nebraska Plan Lists $82,137 in Revolving Funds for Newman Grove
Nebraska’s 2026 Annual Action Plan lists Newman Grove for an estimated $82,137 in locally retained CDBG program income or revolving-fund money during the July 1, 2026, through June 30, 2027, program year. The state records do not identify an approved project or spending schedule.
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Diamond Bar commuters face ongoing Foothill Transit stop closures
Foothill Transit continues to close stops on Lines 286 and 482 near Diamond Bar Boulevard while Diamond Bar completes bus-stop and street upgrades.
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Berkeley County intends to award $14.5 million road-resurfacing project as Goose Creek work nears
Berkeley County records show an intent to award a $14.48 million resurfacing project, while scheduled August work on Amy Drive and North Pembroke Drive will keep both roads open with access controls.
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Brownsville’s Norton Drive bridge closure begins, with detours planned through September
Norton Drive is closed to through traffic between Minnesota Avenue and Morningside Road as part of a TxDOT bridge replacement project, with the city expecting the closure to continue through Sept. 17.
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Fresno planning officials revisit Southeast Development Area plan this week
Fresno’s Planning Commission will workshop the Southeast Development Area Specific Plan at 6 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 5, giving the public a chance to review the proposal before any later city action.
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Washington Bridge closure lengthened East Bay ambulance trips, study finds
A Rhode Island study of 125,817 EMS transports found longer East Bay ambulance trips after the Washington Bridge closure, while destination changes were concentrated among general adult hospital transports.
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Camarillo Airport runway contract advances toward early 2027 work
Ventura County Airports awarded Granite Construction a $9,226,867.85 contract to rehabilitate Camarillo Airport’s Runway 8-26, with work planned for early 2027 and a possible 20-day runway closure.
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Berlin wastewater plant expansion advances under draft Ohio EPA permit
A May 11, 2026 Ohio EPA draft permit keeps Berlin’s wastewater plant on its current 300,000-gallon-per-day design basis while setting requirements for a future 450,000-gallon expansion.
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Henryville Welcome Center reconstruction remains in Indiana’s long-range highway plan
Indiana transportation records continue to program a reconstruction of the northbound I-65 Henryville Welcome Center, but the documents do not establish a current construction start, closure or completion date.
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New Orleans General De Gaulle Lane Closures Continue Through Monday
Temporary eastbound lane closures on General De Gaulle Drive between Georgia and Indiana streets will affect West Bank drivers through early Monday as SELA drainage work continues.
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St. Louis puts $230 million Rams settlement spending framework into effect
Ordinance 72165 took effect July 13, while a comptroller tracker will show how Rams settlement funds move from appropriation to contracts, encumbrances and expenditures.
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Elyria Seeks Engineering Firms for SR-57 and Chestnut Ridge Road Improvements
Elyria is seeking engineering consultants for proposed SR-57 and Chestnut Ridge Road traffic improvements, with statements of qualifications due by 4 p.m. Aug. 14.
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Suffolk County Sewer Plan Advances for 539 West Islip Parcels
A proposed sewer system for a defined West Islip service area cleared Suffolk County’s environmental-review milestone in April, but reviewed records do not document a construction start, homeowner connection deadline or final household cost.
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Hamner Avenue lane closures continue through Aug. 15 for Eastvale trench repair
Two southbound Hamner Avenue lanes are closed weekdays between 68th Street and Schleisman Road for trench repair through the scheduled Aug. 15 work period.
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Dublin street-lighting levy continues for two existing districts in 2026-27
Dublin City Council ordered the fiscal 2026-27 levy for two existing street-lighting districts after property owners rejected a proposed consolidation, leaving the city to address a projected funding gap in the older district.
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Louisville’s I-65 central corridor reopened July 29, but restrictions remain
A five-mile stretch of I-65 reopened three days ahead of schedule, but only two lanes are open each way, some ramps and local streets remain closed, and bridge work is expected to continue through March 2027.
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K-383 final modernization phase remains in KDOT pipeline as Norton work advances toward 2027 construction
A June 23, 2026 KDOT program amendment keeps the 4.5-mile Norton County portion of the remaining K-383 modernization programmed for right-of-way obligation in FFY2026 and construction plus construction engineering in FFY2027.
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Springboro’s 2026 Street Program Commits $1.88 Million to 20 Streets
Springboro’s 2026 street program is underway on 20 streets, pairing asphalt resurfacing with repairs to curbs, gutters, sidewalks and driveway aprons.
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Tennessee’s Nuclear-Campus Bid Puts Oak Ridge at the Center of a Federal Waste-and-Energy Plan
Tennessee is a potential host for a proposed federal Nuclear Lifecycle Innovation Campus, with Oak Ridge identified as the state’s premier site. The federal process remains preliminary: no final host location, campus scope or new Oak Ridge waste facility has been approved.