Wright County's Plymouth exam station will close from April 14 for 6-8 weeks for repairs, affecting driving tests. Residents should seek alternatives and await further DVS updates.

Rice County lifts seasonal spring load restrictions on its highways and roads starting April 16, 2025, facilitating regular transportation for local businesses and residents.

CenterPoint Energy begins a natural gas infrastructure upgrade in Cambridge on April 16, with expected traffic disruptions and maintenance of home access during construction.

The I-94 gap project causes traffic shifts onto eastbound lanes between Monticello and Albertville until mid-November, with updates available on Wright County's website.

Road closure on East First Street in Duluth begins on April 10 for six weeks; detours outlined for drivers, pedestrian access remains on south sidewalk.

CenterPoint Energy is actively upgrading natural gas infrastructure in East Harriet, causing temporary traffic disruption. Work includes relocating meters and connecting lines, with restoration to follow.

Duluth's 4100 block of East Superior Street will be closed for water service work on April 12 starting at 8:00 am.

Minneapolis' Hawthorne area will see gas line upgrades and meter relocations starting mid-April, with planned street disruptions and restoration work to follow.

CenterPoint Energy updated the Hopkins construction zone and apologized for any inconvenience. New work zone maps are available online, and the company is ready to address questions.

Eden Prairie is upgrading to fiber-optic internet, with the city facilitating the infrastructure work. Updates are available online, promising faster and more reliable service for residents and businesses.

Loring Park residents will see disruptions this spring as CenterPoint Energy upgrades gas infrastructure, replacing mains and service lines, in conjunction with city roadwork.

Residents in Jordan Neighborhood prepare for CenterPoint Energy's gas main replacement project, starting April 7 with traffic disruptions and parking restrictions expected.

Minnesota awards $1.3 million for school bus cameras to enhance child safety and traffic law enforcement, with 8,000 buses to be equipped. The initiative is part of a larger $15 million safety effort.