Morrison County announces a week of roadwork including graveling, pothole repairs, paving, and culvert work, cautioning residents about potential delays and to heed safety around work zones.

Mankato Transit System will adjust routes 5, 7, 10, and 11 on June 3rd to enhance service hours and punctuality. Details are on their website and social media.

St. Louis Park's Cedar Lake Road is set for improvements starting June 10, involving road closures, detours, and service disruptions, with efforts to notify residents in advance.

MnDOT is set to replace the 36th Avenue bridge over Highway 169 in Plymouth, with closures beginning Thursday, June 6, and lasting until October. Highway 169 will also close from June 7-10 for demolition.

The 36th Avenue bridge over Highway 169 in Plymouth, MN, will close from June to October for replacement, affecting related ramps and requiring weekend detours.

The 36th Avenue bridge over Highway 169 in Plymouth will close from June to October for an overhaul, affecting local traffic and Plymouth Metrolink's Route 790. Detour plans and support contacts have been provided by the city.

Major gas infrastructure work by CenterPoint Energy on Lake Street is causing traffic disruptions, with lane closures extending into June. Diversions will affect multiple avenues, but local businesses remain open and pedestrian access is maintained.

Road closures on Highway 55 at Goldenrod Lane and 18th Avenue in Minnesota for pavement improvements are expected to last until late June, with detours provided via West Medicine Lake Drive and Evergreen Lane N.

CenterPoint Energy is performing natural gas main replacements in Whittier, with the work expected to continue into the summer, causing sidewalk and lane closures.

CenterPoint Energy has started a project to replace aging gas lines in the Willard-Hay neighborhood which may cause temporary disruptions in parking and traffic.

Minnesota is improving road safety by implementing pedestrian crosswalks, roundabouts, and J-turns, with positive early study results. MnDOT also explores green initiatives and addresses funding challenges due to more fuel-efficient vehicles.

Dakota County announces a $96 million investment in road improvements and environmental enhancements for parks and trails, with projects starting in the current construction season.

Morrison County announces road maintenance and construction activities, including gravel spreading, pothole repairing, and repaving, advising motorists to exercise caution around work zones.