Highway 6 project brings detour and construction impacts to Remer corridor
MnDOT began Highway 6 construction Aug. 3, including a detour of up to 12 days and a broader resurfacing and safety project scheduled through September.
Road safety
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DOT awards $1.73 billion to 127 infrastructure projects nationwide
The U.S. Department of Transportation selected 127 BUILD grant projects across 52 states, territories and the District of Columbia, including a $24 million Interstate 94 safety project in North Dakota.
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Tampa Police Chief Lee Bercaw Retires After 30 Years
Tampa Police Chief Lee Bercaw retired Aug. 6 after more than 30 years with the city and department, leaving a leadership transition.
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Somerset County announces Hillcrest Road safety project meeting in Watchung
Somerset County announced planned safety improvements for County Route 531, also known as Hillcrest Road, in Watchung, with possible future detours and construction staging.
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Garden Ridge residents weighed Comal County road priorities
Garden Ridge residents weighed future Comal County road and safety priorities at a June open house; no project, schedule or funding was approved.
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SH-11 crash renews Kay County concerns as Kaw City project remains years away
Blackwell-area drivers use SH-11 toward Kaw City, where a July 15 crash renewed attention on a planned 3.91-mile safety reconstruction now listed for 2028.
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Apollo Beach Blvd safety retrofit enters planning—what the county will study
Hillsborough County says the Apollo Beach Blvd safety retrofit is in planning. Here’s what the study will evaluate for drivers, walkers and bicyclists.
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Prescott’s Stricklin Park stormwater project aims to cut flooding and “black ice” risk on Sherwood Dr
The City of Prescott’s July 7, 2026 update says stormwater pooling on Sherwood Dr and Autumn Dr fuels flooding and black ice near Stricklin Park.
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Chula Vista DUI checkpoint results (July 2) and CVPD’s July speed-enforcement message
Chula Vista CA – CVPD reports 1,599 vehicles through a July 2 DUI checkpoint on E Street (6 p.m.–midnight) and a July “slow the fast down” speed push.
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Frankford Avenue speed cameras are live in Northeast Philadelphia
Philadelphia’s Frankford Ave/Route 13 speed cameras shifted from 60-day warnings to ticketing after midnight Thursday; fines begin June 26 at 12:01 a.m.
