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Rock Springs, Wyo. –   The Wyoming Department of Transportation and contract crews from DeBernardi Construction Company, Inc., will begin working on the College Hill bridge over Interstate 80 on College Drive on Monday, July 11.

Traffic was backed up as of 9 a.m. The tractor-trailer appeared to be hauling animals.

No injuries were reported, but the pies were lost.

New Jersey contains about 39,000 miles of public roadways, of which 431 miles are officially designated and signed as part of the Interstate Highway System.

Although they have been up for years, some families in the Tooele area are now passing billboards for the Southern X-Posure adult entertainment club since a newly-finished highway has them exiting I-80 further west than before.

Although they have been up for years, some families in the Tooele area are now passing billboards for the Southern X-Posure adult entertainment club since a newly-finished highway has them exiting I-80 further west than before.

One person was killed in a single-vehicle crash Saturday morning on I-80 in Tooele County.

Initial reports were that the trailer was leaking an unknown yellow substance.

A pair of traffic accidents — both involving a semi truck — caused delays Monday on Interstate 80 in Omaha, according to law enforcement.

RAWLINS, Wyo. – Weather permitting, starting Wednesday crews with Triple A Building Services and the Wyoming Department of Transportation will begin concrete slab repair work on Interstate 80, US 30 BUS., and WY 78 in Rawlins.