road construction

A temporary closure of one of Duluth's main arterial roadways will have impacts to drivers near the I-35 corridor.

Some unplanned nighttime demolition work has been put on the schedule for the I-35 corridor and the Twin Ports Interchange.

One of the major roadways in Duluth could be getting a major overhaul in the future. Here is what changes could be coming.

The impacts to northbound traffic along I-35 are set to happen, in conjunction with the Twin Ports Interchange Project.

Recent lane closures have meant most traffic has been routed to Superior over the Bong Bridge.

The City of Duluth is aiming towards a 'record-setting' year of road improvement work in 2022 - funded by the Sales Tax Street Improvement Program.

Another seasonal round of closures are planned for the Oliver Bridge - the span that crosses the St. Louis River at the junction of Minnesota Highway 39 and Wisconsin Highway 105.

Southbound traffic on I-35 in Duluth will shift to Lower Michigan Street as work progresses on the Twin Ports Interchange (Can of Worms) Project.

A detour and a closed exit ramp into town await drivers on I-35 near Barnum next summer.

As the project along the North Shore approaches it's completion, officials with the Minnesota Department of Transportation are alerting the general public about the ending of the detour that's existed on County Road 7.

With that change in season comes the annual closure of the Minnesota Department of Transportation's so-called "seasonal rest areas".

A year-long road construction project along the North Shore is getting ready to start. Officials with the Minnesota Department of Transportation are alerting the general public that construction at Silver Creek on Highway 61 near Two Harbors will get underway on Wednesday, September 15.