Minnesota Department Of Transportation

The Twin Ports Interchange project in the 'can of worms' area of Duluth continues to move forward and soon motorists will be faced with a new round of road closures.

Ultimately, reduced conflict intersections such as this decrease fatalities and injuries caused by broadside crashes on four-lane divided highways.

This virtual meeting will provide an update while allowing participants to meet with the Minnesota Department of Transportation staff and ask questions.

While providing a chuckle to Minnesota motorists it also stressed to everyone to avoid speeding and the dangers that can go along with it.

Heads up! Road work will continue in Duluth near the infamous 'can of worms area'. There will be traffic impacts occurring on several days throughout the week.

Expect another I-35 closure related to the 'can of worms' project to impact Duluth travel beginning Friday and last into the weekend. Here are the details.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation is hosting another virtual public meeting to provide updates on the Twin Ports Interchange project in Duluth.

This cool technology could help reduce accidents on Minnesota highways and be of use for a variety of other things year-round.

MnDOT and WisDOT are hosting a virtual public meeting to discuss the purpose and need statement for the Blatnik Bridge Project.

The Minnesota Department of Transportation gave Northland motorists a heads up regarding wind turbine blades that are on the move, while sharing an incredible video.

This virtual meeting will allow participants an opportunity to meet with the Minnesota Department of Transportation staff and even ask questions.

Sadly, 14 people have died on Minnesota roads in the last five years due to a crash involving farm equipment, while an additional 29 suffered life-changing injuries.