Mid-Missouri drivers face roadwork from June 16-22, which could affect commutes, including night striping on I-70 and I-44, maintenance, and construction across various counties as per a MoDOT bulletin.

Southbound I-55 exit to Route A closed nightly for construction from June 16 to July 11, except July 3-6 holiday. Detours via McNutt or US 67 interchange.

The Route U bridge over Howard Creek in Moniteau County is closing for a complete overhaul, expected to last from June through August, as part of MoDOT's infrastructure improvement plan.

MoDOT announces nighttime ramp closures on I-70 from June 16-19, 2025, for pavement work, affecting both westbound and eastbound directions with detours expected.

MoDOT will close St. Johns Church Road at U.S. Route 61/67 from June 16 for safety improvements, including traffic signal installation, with work between 7 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. for about two weeks.

U.S. Route 54 in Miller County is set for a major resurfacing project, including new median guard cables, with expected completion by December 1, 2025.

Route 94 will be reduced to one lane near the Katy Trail on June 18 for pedestrian bridge installation by SCE, Inc., with traffic moderated by flaggers from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.

MoDOT announces a public meeting on June 26 about the replacement of the Caldwell County Route U bridge over Tom Creek and invites community feedback.

EFLHD's FLAP in Missouri calls for project proposals, offering $4.4 million for transportation improvements from FY 2027-2029. Projects with additional funding sources have an advantage.

MoDOT announces overnight ramp closures on Route 36 in Buchanan County for a scrub seal project on June 16 and 17, advising drivers to find alternative routes.

MoDOT seeks public input on the rehab of Missouri Route 7 bridge over I-44; an informational meeting is set for June 24, with other feedback options available.

Route TT in Dent County, Missouri is set for closure on June 16 for repairs due to April flood damage. MoDOT plans to reopen it by June 27. Commuters must find alternate routes and heed safety warnings.

MoDOT plans to hold an open house to discuss Route 30 safety improvements due to a high crash rate in Jefferson County, inviting public input on interventions like illuminated signs and narrowed lanes.