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Lacrosse Street section to be closed next week

Rapid City, Pierre and Eastern Railroad officials will close a stretch of Lacrosse Street between East North Street to Anamosa Street for five days next week for track repairs. ....

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Lane Closures Coming for Trio of I-229 Bridges in Sioux Falls

Traffic will be impacted until November ....

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Island Drive in Fort Pierre scheduled to close this week, stay closed until fall

During the first week June 2024, Island Drive in Fort Pierre, between U.S. Highway 14/83 and Hustan Avenue, wi. ....

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North Dakota researchers paint roadkill pink to reduce and mitigate wildlife-vehicle collisions

The goal is to learn more about the frequency of vehicle-animal collisions, identify potential trouble spots, and mitigate their occurrence. ....

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DOT reminds drivers to slow down in construction zones

A study by The National Highway Traffic and Safety Administration found that between 2018-2022, nearly 4,000 fatal crashes occurred in work zones, and 38 percent of those fatalities were highway workers. ....

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