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Long-awaited De Soto Amtrak project goes out for bid
More than three years after Amtrak agreed to allow a Texas Eagle stop in De Soto, the city has been given the go-ahead to seek bids to build the platform. The city has committed to contributing $500,000 of the estimated $2 million Amtrak platform project. “The design includes a 350-foot...
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I-55 project targeted to end spring 2027
The I-55 Corridor Improvements project looks to finish in spring 2027, Missouri Department of Transportation (MoDOT) officials said recently. The project includes expanding the roadway from two to three lanes in both directions from Hwy. Z in Pevely to Hwy. 67 south of Festus and many other related improvements, including numerous bridge replacements.
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New Ballwin Road set to receive two new pedestrian safety devices
The Ballwin Board of Aldermen unanimously passed a bill related to pedestrian safety along New Ballwin Road at its Oct. 26 meeting. The legislation is for the construction and placement of a pair of rectangular rapid flashing beacon (RRFB) flashing safety devices, to be placed along New Ballwin Road where it intersects with Oak Run Lane and Westglen Village Drive.
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MetroLink riders experience delays Wednesday morning after overnight damage
ST. LOUIS, Mo. (First Alert 4) - The MetroLink was delayed Wednesday morning due to overnight damage, a spokesperson said. It was said that riders may have experienced delays of 20-25 minutes. The spokesperson for the MetroLink said Blue Line MetroLink trains are only operating between the Shrewsbury and Forest Park-DeBaliviere stations.
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Railroad crossing inspections begin to reinstate St. Louis ‘quiet zones’ after overdue crossing updates
After a month of late-night train horns, St. Louisans may soon enjoy quiet nights again. The City of St. Louis announced that it has completed physical upgrades to all railroad crossings. The city said the Federal Railroad Administration has started inspections that will continue through the end of the week.