can of worms

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is hosting another virtual public meeting to provide updates on the Twin Ports Interchange project in Duluth.

A new bridge is coming. The space under the current bridge is being used for parking, recreation and a connection between neighborhoods on either side of Highway 53.

The Duluth Interchange Project, aka the Can of Worms, continues to slowly move forward and related work will lead to ramp closures beginning Monday, November 9.

This virtual meeting will allow participants an opportunity to meet with the Minnesota Department of Transportation staff and even ask questions.

Northland motorists traveling both northbound and southbound on I-35 Monday will encounter the start of lane closures near the infamous Can Of Worms.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation has pushed the completion of the Can Of Worms project to 2028 due to a current lack of funding.

There is some action brewing around the "can of worms" interchange where I-35 and I-535 meet ahead of a major construction project. So it probably has something to do with that, right?

Get updates on what's going on with the 'can of worms' project.

Routine ramp inspections will take place starting September 9th for ramps involved in the Duluth "Can of Worms."

If you're traveling southbound on I-35 near 21st Avenue West this Wednesday or Thursday, get ready to be slowed by single lane travel in that area.

Duluth's infamous 'Can of Worms' intersection is going to be redone with some work beginning as early as next year.
The Twin Ports Interchange (which is it's official name) currently features 35 bridges along elevated platforms along with left exits and headaches for motorists...