Milwaukee's I‑43/Becher interchange will close the week of April 6 for months‑long reconstruction converting scissor ramps to a diamond layout; detours will be posted.

A Walk & Roll on Tuesday will give Milwaukee residents a close look at the aging I‑794 corridor as advocates press for a boulevard replacement that could unlock housing and parks. Organizers say feedback will be compiled into recommendations as WisDOT weighs options.

Crews have started clearing trees for a 41‑mile Enbridge Line 5 reroute in Ashland County even as tribes and environmental groups push new court challenges. The coming April hearings and federal appeals will likely decide whether work continues or is halted.

County Executive David Crowley announced a package of capital projects on Wednesday to repair roads, expand trails, upgrade transit and fund playground work across Milwaukee County. The moves lean on federal dollars and the county’s 2026 capital plan.

Milwaukee lawmakers and crash survivors urged a five‑year pilot for speed and red‑light cameras, arguing the systems could reduce crashes and serious injuries.

Spring thaw has opened potholes across Milwaukee; mechanics warn repairs can cost drivers hundreds.

Racine launched the EquiFlow Lead-Free program to speed replacement of lead service lines this construction season, pairing a city plan with a CIP partnership and state funding.

USDOT finalized roughly $1.06B to replace the Blatnik Bridge, clearing the path for construction and easing months of uncertainty for the Twin Ports.

Long‑term I‑94 closures around American Family Field will complicate travel for Brewers fans ahead of Opening Day on March 26. Officials and the team are steering fans to route and parking tools and urging patience.

Appleton International’s passenger traffic has surged more than 60% since 2019, driven by new routes and an Allegiant base; larger Wisconsin hubs have not matched the percentage gains.

David Crowley will announce a Vision Zero milestone as Milwaukee County and its 19 municipalities finalize local safety plans and line up federal-funded projects. The push aims to eliminate traffic deaths and serious injuries by 2037.

WisDOT will resume I-41 work Friday, March 13 between Burleigh and Good Hope. Drivers should expect lane reductions and ramp closures.

Resurfacing on WIS‑24 (Forest Home/Forest Home Avenue) will resume the week of March 16, with long‑term single‑lane closures on the south segment and short closures to the north.