Minnesota Department Of Transportation

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.

Sadly, 14 people have died on Minnesota roads in the last five years due to a crash involving farm equipment, while an additional 29 suffered life-changing injuries.

Summer may be over, but road closures and bridge inspects continue into the fall, including a scheduled October inspection involving the Oliver Bridge.

Expect another series of routine bridge inspections in Duluth to lead to road closures and detours beginning Monday.

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 were over 19,000 violations of the state's Hands-Free Law over the past year and the Minnesota State Patrol is putting extra enforcement on Minnesota roads through Saturday.

Summer brings more and more people outside for biking and walking, and the Minnesota Department of Transportation wants motorists to look out for pedestrians.

Those who violate sign placement law could be charged with a misdemeanor. Furthermore, civil penalties may also apply if placement leads to a crash or injury.

This final traffic stage begins Thursday, June 18 and will last through late August. Here is what motorists can expect to encounter.

MnDOT road work is a critical service during Minnesota's Stay at Home executive order and motorists in the tunnels in Duluth can expect a lane closure Tuesday.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation has decided defer the majority of the "can of worms" project until spring of 2021 so they can better quantify costs and deal with contamination.