St. Joseph, Mo. – Michels Road & Stone, working with the Missouri Department of Transportation, is scheduled to begin resurfacing the southbound lanes of Interstate 35 on Wednesday, April 1.
During construction, interstate traffic will be shifted to...
ST. JOSEPH, Mo. – The Missouri Department of Transportation has contracted Louis-Company, LLC, to complete a bridge deck replacement project on three bridges in Grundy and Linn counties. The Linn County Route B bridge over Parsons Creek, west of...
ST. LOUIS – Motorists who travel Interstate 44 in Franklin County should be aware of overnight closures on westbound Interstate 44 at Route D. Work is scheduled to begin the night of April 6, 2026.
Crews will work overnight to repair a bridge girder...
The Missouri Department of Transportation plans to replace three bridges on U.S. Route 67 in Butler County.
The projects include:
Tentatively, the three bridges will be let in November 2026, with construction beginning as early as spring 2027. Construction will be underway for approximately four months at each structure.
HANNIBAL - Weather permitting, April 6 – 10, Interstate 70 (EB and WB) will be reduced to one lane from mile marker 190.9 at Warrenton to mile marker 198.6 in Wright City in Warren County for guard cable repair work. All work will occur between 7:00...
The environmental study examined options for increasing capacity, as well as the impact of those options, for the 20-mile section of U.S. 412 extending from Route AC near the Arkansas border to just east of Route Y near Kennett, Missouri.
After extensive review, two alternatives for increasing capacity were identified. During the public hearing, the preferred alternative of a four-lane undivided highway with a flush median will be shared. The preferred alternative includes an additional lane for turning traffic at intersections (5-lane with two-way left turn lane at intersections). Funding has not been secured for construction at this time.
The EA under the National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA), evaluated potential impacts the proposed transportation improvements could have on the project area. The study balances the need to improve the roadway with several community goals. The EA is now available for review on the project webpage: modot.org/412. An online comment form is also available via the project webpage. Comments will be accepted through Tuesday, April 21, 2026.
As a main east-west corridor in Missouri’s Bootheel, U.S. Route 412 carries more than 6,000 vehicles a day. Currently, the existing four-lane upgrades end near Cardwell, Missouri, and U.S. 412 returns to a two-lane road.
To plan for future...
