Kendall

Kendall, WI · Traffic & Transit
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Amtrak’s Borealis service surpasses 500K passengers
In roughly two-and-a-half years of service, Amtrak’s Borealis train reaches a milestone on Monday: 500,000 passengers. The twice daily train between Chicago and St. Paul began service in May 2024. Both trains make stops in La Crosse. Ridership numbers are likely to grow, according to Minnesota Transportation Commissioner Nancy...
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New Mississippi River Bridge at Lansing Still On Track to Open Early November
Earlier this month, the Iowa and Wisconsin DOTs announced that the new Mississippi River bridge at Lansing will open months ahead of its originally projected target of Spring 2027. Pete Hjelmstad with the Iowa DOT’s Mason City District office says that doesn’t mean there’s still not a lot of work...
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The $168 Train Journey Across Wisconsin That Travelers Can’t Stop Raving About
The appeal of crossing Wisconsin by train lies in the way the day unfolds. Milwaukee’s railway approaches give way to smaller communities, open farmland, and a slower sequence of stations. By the time you reach La Crosse, the state has become a series of places you have moved through rather than exits you have passed at highway speed.
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People’s Energy Cooperative to absorb costs associated with record diesel prices
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Gas Prices Climbing Across Wisconsin
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Tomah residents speak out on future of transit service facing possible discontinuation
TOMAH, Wis. (WKBT) — The future of Tomah Transit is up for discussion as residents gathered to voice their concerns about a public transportation service that serves some of the community's most vulnerable populations.
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Gas Prices Rising in Wisconsin
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Interstate at Tomah closing tonight for powerline work
A portion of I-90 at Tomah will be detoured for several hours beginning Monday evening into Tuesday morning for power line work. The Monroe County Sheriff’s Office said that all lanes between Exit 41 and Exit 43, or Highway 131 to Highway 12/16, will close at 9 pm and reopen at around 5 am to allow power line crews to safely upgrade poles and lines that cross the interstate.