Roadwork on Monticello's Hwy. 25 leads to single-lane traffic and anticipated delays due to construction, with MnDOT advising alternate routes or extra travel time.

The article describes Washington County's efforts to improve County Highway 32, focusing on pedestrian safety and traffic, and invites public feedback on the project through a virtual platform.

The U.S. Attorney's Office and the DEA are hosting a public event in Minnesota to discuss the impact of fentanyl and substance abuse. The meeting will include personal stories and information on overdose response. Call 612-664-5629 for event details.

Washington County and Forest Lake are informing residents about the Highway 33 Improvement Project through a pre-construction open house and an online platform available from April 4 to 18.

Wright County announces a roadside vegetation management program starting April 29, 2024, with options for property owners to opt out of herbicide treatment by maintaining their own land.

MnDOT seeks public input on Hwy 252/I-94 redesign and will host a digital forum on April 10 for community feedback on the project's potential designs.

A construction project will soon begin on Highway 10 in Coon Rapids, adding a third lane and improving safety. The plan is open for public comment, with a hearing on April 2, and construction set for 2025.

Washington County and the City of Forest Lake plan to upgrade County Highway 32. An open house at Forest Lake City Hall is scheduled for April 8 to discuss the project, with online feedback available April 8-22.

Public feedback is sought for the County Highway 13 Improvement Project in Washington County, with an online platform open from April 18 to May 2 for input on proposed designs and plans.

St. Michael commuters face a detour starting April 3 due to CSAH 35 road construction, lasting until fall 2024, with temporary traffic signals at CSAH 19 and 30th Street NE.

The city is preparing for snow clearing, with full plow operations to start at 2:00 a.m. Residents must avoid street parking overnight to facilitate plowing.

Wright County continues to tackle severe winter conditions as road crews strive to clear icy and snow-covered streets, facing challenges with de-icing due to blowing snow that causes drifting.

A temporary detour on E. Second Street in Duluth is set due to hospital upgrades at St. Luke's, lasting from March 26-27 with clear signage for rerouted traffic.