MoDOT announces overnight I-70 closures for construction, with detours for travelers during installation of bridge girders as part of the Improve I-70 project.

US Army Corps begins demolition of Florissant homes over radioactive waste; part of FUSRAP and linked to the Manhattan Project era. Residents relocated and compensated, remediation to take under a year.

MoDOT seeks to enhance I-70 truck parking with federally funded improvements, prequalifying the Capital – Wilson and KCI Construction Teams for the upcoming project proposal process.

Missouri is expanding I-70, adding a third lane between Boonville and Rocheport, involving Capital Paving and Construction with a design by Burns & McDonnell. Work will start in spring 2026 and finish by 2028, with funding from the state budget.

MoDOT announces lane changes and closures on I-270 starting tomorrow, with adjustments due to warm weather and includes bridge work over Conway and Ladue Roads.

A Waymo-backed measure would greenlight autonomous-vehicle pilots in Illinois and could allow statewide robotaxi service after a three-year test, drawing both praise and fierce opposition.

A Delmar Boulevard leak froze the Delmar and Beaumont intersection Friday, sending a customer to the hospital and prompting round‑the‑clock repairs. Crews are working through the cold snap.

Route F in Callaway County will be closed for tree clearing by MoDOT on February 4, from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., affecting the area between County Road 323 and 257.

The Route D Bridge over Shoal Creek in Caldwell County, closed since March 2025, has reopened as of January 28, following construction by Cale Seymour Construction, LLC.

Open houses in early February will let St. Louis residents weigh in on a proposed bus rapid transit plan replacing the shelved MetroLink Green Line.

St. Charles County plans a multi‑phase rebuild that would expand parts of Highway N to handle thousands of new homes and ease future congestion. Phase One targets 2027–2029.

Missouri officials discuss new crash data to promote road safety and aim for zero roadway fatalities, with events across the state sharing the hopeful trend in traffic deaths.

Jefferson County warns residents to avoid unnecessary travel due to severe weather, praising the continuous work of highway crews and first responders.