Idaho’s fiscal year ended June 30 with a stronger-than-projected financial position, according to Gov. Brad Little’s administration, which said the state maintained its AAA credit rating and continued prioritizing schools, transportation, water and other services.
Daytime waterline and sewer construction is closing Dillard Street and shifting lanes across Durham’s American Tobacco District through Aug. 7, with more work previewed for Aug. 10-14.
Iowa City’s protected bike-lane pilot covers short sections of Dodge and Governor streets, with construction scheduled for August and September and final completion set for Oct. 30.
NCDOT began geotechnical work in June on the planned U.S. 1 upgrade from Raleigh to Wake Forest. Segments A and B are in final design and right-of-way acquisition, while the Wake Forest-area C and D segments are expected to resume design later in 2026.
Charleston’s Peninsula Plan enters an August public-review series on street safety, ecology, public art, transit and future zoning.
Little Rock adopted a $25,000 engineering increase for the Hilaro Springs Bridge replacement, raising Michael Baker International’s contract ceiling to $319,634 as the city prepares a new federal grant application.
The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs is reviewing a proposal to add approximately 10,850 gravesites within the existing National Memorial Cemetery at Quantico property in Triangle. The draft assessment predicts fewer than 30 construction vehicle trips per day and generally unchanged long-term cemetery traffic.
TriMet’s adopted FY2027 plan will discontinue Lines 37 and 38, remove Line 45 service between Washington Square and Tigard Transit Center, revise Lines 96 and 97, and shorten Line 76’s southbound reach starting Aug. 23.
Harbor Bay’s accessibility project is complete, midweek ferry-terminal parking costs $3 per day, and AC Transit’s Alameda network changes begin August 10.
Sioux Falls drivers face continued closures and lane reductions in August as the 49th Street bridge, 26th Street and Marion Road, South Veterans Parkway and Arrowhead Parkway projects move toward late-summer and fall milestones.
A $3.47 million VDOT intersection project at U.S. 460 and Queen Street is listed as under construction and will add an eastbound left-turn lane while keeping at least one lane open in each direction.
MDOT is planning a roughly $40 million reconstruction of M-150 from M-59/Hall Road to Tienken Road, with work expected in 2027 and 2028.
Stockton residents and other San Joaquin County residents have until 4 p.m. Thursday, August 6, 2026, to comment on a draft transportation and land-use plan that looks ahead through 2049.
Moreno Valley lists a July 2026 Final EIR for a proposed industrial building at Day Street and Bay Avenue, but zoning, parcel-consolidation and plot-plan approvals remain pending.
Lane County and Springfield plan pavement-preservation work from late August through September, with daily closures, two-day parking notices and six-to-eight-hour curing periods.
Lorain was named for a $250,000 state safety award for sidewalk and crossing improvements, but project locations, construction timing and its relationship to other city projects remain unclear.
Through traffic remains closed between Graham Drive and the McLean cul-de-sac while Eugene’s paving project moves through utility adjustments and a scheduled east-end detour phase.
Tacoma Proposition 1 led 57.51% to 42.49% in Pierce County’s first August 4 report, but the vote remained preliminary with 710 of 745 precincts reporting.
A new federal snapshot lists 266,164 public EV charging ports, but the mix, location and reliability of chargers still vary widely for U.S. drivers.
Snohomish County is studying ways to close an Interurban Trail gap near Maple Road and I-5, including a possible overcrossing, new facilities along Maple and Butternut roads, and a potential connection to Lynnwood destinations.
TACV’s nonstop Providence-to-Praia service is operating from Warwick’s T.F. Green International Airport, with current schedule listings showing one weekly VR691 departure.
Kansas City, Kansas drivers face a northbound Metcalf Avenue lane shift through Aug. 28 and a separate U.S. 69/18th Street bridge closure expected to continue into fall 2027.
