Danville commuters still face the CR N 400 W bridge closure through July 31
Danville IN – The CR N 400 W bridge closure remains in place through July 31, affecting north-of-town trips for commuters and nearby businesses.
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Bellaire fuel watch: Marathon holds at $4.69 gas and $6.09 diesel as regional averages ease
Bellaire MI Gas & Diesel Watch – Marathon still lists regular at $4.69 and diesel at $6.09, above AAA benchmarks as Michigan prices ease.
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Draper’s Lone Peak 7-Eleven keeps regular at $4.399 as diesel dips to $5.099
Draper UT Gas & Diesel Watch – Lone Peak 7-Eleven lists regular at $4.399, unchanged from the last check, while diesel fell 12 cents to $5.099.
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North Dartmouth road paving starts June 9 on Slocum Road and 11 nearby streets
North Dartmouth MA – Dartmouth’s six-week paving job starts June 9, bringing weekday parking bans, signed detours, and slower travel on Slocum Road and 11 other streets.
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Cincinnati gas rises, diesel eases in latest AAA fuel check
Cincinnati OH Gas & Diesel Watch – AAA’s June 9 check shows regular gas up and diesel down, with gas below Ohio and U.S. averages and diesel below Ohio.
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Arlington-area fuel prices ease again: regular at $3.48, diesel at $4.64
AAA’s June 9 check puts Fort Worth-Arlington regular at $3.4750 and diesel at $4.6390, both easing again but diesel still runs well above last year.
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Canton roadwork season opens with $4.1M paving, Colonial Blvd. work
Canton OH – The city says its 2026 paving program totals $4.1 million, with Colonial Blvd. Phase 2 set to begin in early June and affect access.
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Baltimore moves to renegotiate BGE underground deal before renewal deadline
Baltimore MD – City leaders say they do not want BGE’s underground conduit deal to renew automatically, opening talks on costs and future work.
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Cleveland council lowers parking rates after backlash, adds oversight
Cleveland OH – Council approved lower parking rates in downtown and Ohio City on June 1, after backlash from drivers, workers and businesses.
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Vandergrift gas watch: Fueland regular eases to $3.05, diesel holds at $4.29
Fueland on River Road lists regular at $3.05 and diesel at $4.29, with regular easing since the last check and diesel roughly flat to slightly lower.
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Tacoma starts collecting transportation impact fees on new development June 1
Tacoma’s transportation impact fees took effect June 1, shifting some sidewalk, bike lane and crossing costs onto many new permits, with some exemptions.
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Norfolk warns of downtown traffic, parking and transit changes June 19-23
Norfolk VA – Downtown closures, $10 parking and free HRT service will shape the June 19-23 Juneteenth, Harborfest 50 and Sail250 weekend.
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Draper gas watch: Lone Peak 7-Eleven dips to $4.399 regular, $5.219 diesel
Draper’s Lone Peak 7-Eleven is 3 cents cheaper on regular gas than the 12300 South store, while diesel is tied. AAA’s Utah and Salt Lake City averages are easing.
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Seattle transit tax plan would fund more bus trips and free ORCA access
Seattle, WA – A transit-tax renewal would double the city rate, fund 280,000 bus trips a year, and expand free ORCA access if voters are asked to approve it.
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Atlanta gas prices dip again; diesel stays about $1.10 above regular
Atlanta fuel prices eased again, with regular gas and diesel both lower than the last AAA check and diesel still about $1.10 above regular.
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Glendora launches weekend shuttle to ease downtown parking
Glendora CA – The city’s weekend shuttle started June 6, with free opening rides and regular fares beginning June 13 to ease local parking trips.
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Huntsville approves $8.45 million resurfacing, ADA work for 60+ streets
Huntsville AL – City Council approved a second-phase 2026 resurfacing package covering 60+ streets, with ADA and concrete work added for summer roadwork.
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Albuquerque I-25 traffic shift starts June 4 between Candelaria and Montgomery
Albuquerque NM – Northbound I-25 lanes shifted June 4-5, southbound lanes are set for June 12, and overnight closures continue between Candelaria and Montgomery.
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Athens gets $266,660 for Food City road work, west-side project advances
Athens won a $266,660 grant for west-side road and drainage work near the future Food City site, with a $322,207 local match and a council hearing pending.
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Kankakee approves APBA races through 2029, keeping Labor Day regatta
Kankakee’s APBA regatta is set through 2029 after council approval, meaning Labor Day races return with river closures, parking rules and city spending.
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Cincinnati budget leans on vacancy savings and road repair before June 30 vote
Cincinnati’s proposed budget closes a projected deficit with vacancy savings, adds pavement repair money, and still needs Council approval.
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Houston commuters face World Cup changes this weekend as METRO boosts begin
Houston commuters should expect early World Cup travel changes June 7, with METRO service boosts, active clean zones and downtown/EaDo closures.