Duluth is starting a two-week controlled rock blasting project along Sixth Avenue E to improve infrastructure, with blasts at noon and 4 PM on weekdays. Safety measures are in place.

Rice County is dealing with floods due to severe weather, prompting local emergency measures and the setup of sandbag stations. Roads are closed, and residents are advised to follow safety alerts and report damage for assistance.

Traffic on CSAH 35 in Buffalo reopens after initial resurfacing work, with final bituminous layer to be added the following week. Drivers are urged to be cautious.

GL Contracting is advancing the 2024 Alley Reconstruction despite weather delays. Alley C has reopened, and work starts in Alley B for a new storm sewer system. Residents should move waste containers to the front street during construction.

Cedar Lake Road has been closed for a construction project set to end in July, involving pavement removals and utility overhauls. Detours are in place, with updates provided online.

The 77th Avenue NE closure in Fridley due to gas main replacement work is set to reopen. Further construction will continue until late July, with site restoration following. The community has been thanked for their patience.

Recent rain has delayed construction and paving in Minikahda Vista, with work on yard restoration and watermain replacements continuing. Phase 3 starts June 26, and residents must remove personal items from the public right of way to avoid damage.

CenterPoint Energy has completed the first phase of gas infrastructure upgrades in the Willard-Hay neighborhood, with streets reopening after maintenance works by Michels Corporation.

The City of Waterville is facing major floods, with the local authorities and agencies like the Rice County Sheriff's Office collaborating to ensure public safety and manage the situation. Residents are advised to follow updates and stay prepared.

Minnesota reports a 10% rise in driver’s license processing, partly due to the Driver's License for All initiative. The DVS is hiring more staff and urges applicants to study, schedule exams in advance, and cancel unwanted appointments.

City crews in Duluth are responding to perilous road conditions due to torrential rains, urging residents to exercise caution, especially when encountering standing water or dislodged manhole covers.

Contractor Michels Corporation, working for CenterPoint Energy, disrupts Columbus Ave. with a gas line project, relocating meters outdoors, causing sidewalk and parking closures. Residents will be notified by postcard before work starts.

CenterPoint Energy completes a section of its main replacement project on Lake Street, facilitating Metro Transit's B-Line work, and thanks the community for its patience during the ongoing construction.