Missouri City
Missouri City, MO · Traffic & Transit
fox4kc.com
KCTV 5
KCTV 5
KMZU
Cameron awarded Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant for interchange project
CAMERON, Mo - The City of Cameron is set to receive a $12-million Safe Streets and Roads for All Grant for the Highway BB and Interstate 35 Interchange project. The project will replace the Route BB Bridge over Interstate 35 and reconfigure the Route BB and Loop 35 interchange with a large roundabout, ramp extensions, and pedestrian accommodations. It addresses an aging 1964 interchange that now carries higher traffic volumes and heavy truck traffic resulting in congestion and causing an elevated crash risk near Cameron Regional Medical Center.
johnsoncountypost.com
Work on new I-35 lanes at Olathe’s Santa Fe interchange to start in coming months
Construction on the highway portion of the I-35 and Santa Fe interchange project in Olathe could begin as soon as this winter. According to city documents, the Kansas Department of Transportation is set to start adding auxiliary lanes between Santa Fe and 119th Street in late 2026 or early 2027.
WIBW
Crash slows traffic early Thursday on I-70 in East Topeka
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A two-vehicle crash was slowing traffic Thursday morning on Interstate 70 in East Topeka. The collision was reported around 8:35 a.m. Thursday on westbound I-70 near S.E. Carnahan Avenue. Initial reports indicated at least one person was injured in the crash, which was slowing traffic at...
johnsoncountypost.com
WIBW
Traffic backed up after collision Monday morning at Westgate Bridge
TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - A collision is slowing rush-hour traffic Monday morning on US-75 highway at the Westgate Bridge in North Topeka. Southbound traffic was reported to be backed up beyond N.W. US-24 highway as of around 8:35 a.m. Monday as a result of the collision. There were no immediate...
Streetsblog Capitol Hill
KCTV 5
fox4kc.com
lawrencekstimes.com
Lawrence voters say ‘yes’ to a city transit sales tax increase, extension
Lawrence voters on Tuesday backed an increase and extension of the city’s transit sales tax for the third time since 2008. The city asked residents to approve a 0.3% sales tax rate to fund Lawrence Transit through March 31, 2027. Staff say the sales tax is necessary to maintain a baseline of current services.