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Multiple vehicles were involved in a crash that is causing significant delays just beyond the Yolo Causeway on Thursday morning.

(FOX40.COM) — A routine traffic stop along Interstate 80 in Auburn turned into a sizeable drug discovery and seizure, according to the Placer County Sheriff’s Office. During the week of Jan. 21, deputies conducted a traffic stop along eastbound Interstate 80 near the Maple Street exit. One of the respond deputies and their K9 partner […]

The westbound lanes of the Indiana Toll Road have reopened form exit 72, that's the South Bend exit near the bypass according to the Indiana State Police.Earli

Officials met Wednesday afternoon in Delaware Water Gap to address prolonged issues along Route 611.The meeting comes after Congressman Matt Cartwright sent a l

The entrance ramp at Highway 47 and a section of westbound Interstate 80 in Gothenburg are closed.

Jessica dean, thank you for that. as i said chad myers in the weather center tracking the conditions in iowa. what is it going to look like on monday, i guess i should say feel on monday when people are getting out and leaving their homes to go and caucus? >> i dont think you understand what 30 degrees below zero feels like unless youre out in it. ive lived in nebraska for a long time. i had to change a tire at 45 below and nearly lost my fingers. heres what the service just put out. this will b...

I-80 west of the I-80/380 interchange in the Iowa City area to the west end of Iowa County, near Victor is impassable in both directions.This is due to driftin

Blizzard conditions are leading to dangerous and impossible travel in parts of eastern Iowa. A stretch of I-80 in Iowa is closed due to these conditions and a b

As of 7 am on Friday travel is not advised in parts of eastern Iowa.The Iowa DOT has marked travel not advised on I-80 in Iowa County and Highway 6 in Johnson C

A detour on Tank Road in the Black Creek Twp. village of Tank will take effect this spring and remain in place through fall as a $98 million state project