Check out seven road project updates in Keller, Roanoke and northeast Fort Worth. This list is not comprehensive.

Upcoming projects

North Oak Street updates
Project: Roadwork on North Oak Street will be from Byron Nelson Boulevard to Dorman Street and include a 31-foot curbed roadway, installing new storm drain infrastructure and cross culverts to replace the existing open ditches, replacing water and sewer lines and adding and replacing sidewalks.
Update: Roanoke City Council approved a contract with Teague Nall and Perkins Inc., a civil engineering firm, to create designs for the project at the March 24 council meeting.

North Walnut Street improvements
Project: The project will include a new concrete street, curb and gutter drainage improvements. Sidewalks and street lighting from Byron Nelson Boulevard to North Oak Street will also be installed. Storm drainage improvements will occur along Lois Street, as well.
Update: Construction will start April 15 and take a full year to complete.

Glo Tanning, a sunless and spray tanning salon, opened a new location near Texas Motor Speedway in February.

The details: The salon offers sessions in tanning beds and booths, spray tans, tanning products and spa treatments, according to its website.

Some of the spa treatments include red light therapy, body facials and cocoon holistic cleansing, all of which are designed to diminish wrinkles, increase blood circulation and reduce toxins, according to Glo Tanning's website.

Glo Tanning also has memberships and offers a free trial pass for guests' first visit. 

• 3400 SH 114, Ste. 110, Fort Worth

Three medical cannabis businesses have been conditionally approved to participate in the Texas Compassionate Use Program, state officials announced April 1.

The big picture: The companies received conditional licenses from the Texas Department of Public Safety in an effort to expand access to medical cannabis products. Under the compassionate use program, physicians can prescribe medical-grade, low-THC products to eligible patients in partnership with licensed dispensaries.

Zooming in: Two of the three businesses given conditional licenses April 1 are affiliated with existing medical cannabis dispensaries that work in several other states. The new licensees are:

• GTI Texas, LLC (doing business as RISE Dispensaries) in West Texas

• Cresco Labs Texas, LLC in East Texas

• Texas Medica Collective, LLC in Northeast Texas

Conditional licensees must pass additional state evaluations before they can begin operating, according to the DPS.

More context: As Texas expands its medical cannabis program, the state is also tightening restrictions on the multibillion-dollar consumable hemp industry, Community Impact reported.