MnDOT is set to rejuvenate 34 bridges and ramps on I-394 starting July 14, 2025, with closures affecting E-ZPass lanes and main lanes successively through 2026. Travelers should consult MnDOT for updates and plan for delays.

Louisiana Avenue in Louisiana will be closed due to street and utility improvements until November 2025, starting June 30, with phased construction. Residents must relocate private improvements to avoid damage.

Duluth begins street maintenance on Monday with chip sealing work aimed at extending pavement life and improving safety. Traffic control will be in place.

Stone Arch Bridge in Minneapolis reopens on August 9, 2025, with a celebration event at Father Hennepin Bluff Park Bandstand after extensive renovations.

Baker Road will be closed on July 14 between Orchard Road and Inverness/Wyola roads for Hennepin County’s tree removal operations. Detours are provided.

Duluth's bridges operate on a temporary schedule to accommodate the Festival of Sail's tall ships and visitors.

MnDOT extends a survey deadline for Minnesota highway-heavy industry workers to improve their work experiences and safety, seeking anonymous feedback to inform future strategies.

CenterPoint Energy's infrastructure upgrade in Edina will start July 21, 2025, replacing aging gas mains. Residents can expect street disruptions for about two months.

Burnsville announces a temporary road closure on 130th Street at Viking Drive from July 8 to July 18 for construction, with potential for earlier completion if weather permits. Detours and Waze updates will assist commuters.

Minneapolis prepares for July 4th festivities with office closures, service changes, and traffic advisories, while promoting green transportation and outlining the event schedule and road closures.

Closures on I-694 in the Shingle Creek Parkway are scheduled for July and August during weekends, affecting night-time and weekend travel, with plans to maintain only one-direction closure at a time.

Louisiana Avenue in St. Louis Park is undergoing improvements until November 2025, affecting traffic and requiring residents to remove personal items from the public right of way.

Blaine residents are advised on construction and road closures for several projects, including Lift Station 13 Force Main, and the Southwest Area Street Reconstructions for 2024 and 2025.