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Rabbit Road north of Kasota to close beginning May 1
KASOTA, Minn. (KEYC) - Rabbit Road north of Kasota is expected to close starting Friday, May 1 as crews begin work on the bridge over Highway 22, according to the Minnesota Department of Transportation. Crews will repair the Rabbit Road bridge deck, replace approach panels, traffic barriers, and drainage structures...
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Faribault County Register
Highway closing in Wells soon
People entering or leaving the city of Wells via Highway 109 west of town will soon be forced to find an alternate route in and out of the city. “The signs are up and Highway 109 is set to close on the west end of town on April 27,” city engineer Ben Rosol told the council. “That is when the crews are scheduled to begin work.”
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Work on major west metro artery begins Monday
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County Road 15 (Main Street E.) Road Closure in St. Clair Starting April 20th
County Road 15 (Main Street E.), between County Road 28 (Agency Street) and County Road 15 (185th Street), in St. Clair will be closed to thru traffic for reconstruction beginning April 20, 2026. The segment of County Road 173 (Main Street E.) between Miller Lane and Pilgrim Street will also be closed. Drivers should expect this portion of County Road 15 (Main Street E.) to be closed until September 2026. Thru traffic on County Road 15 (Main Street E.) will be detoured via County Road 49, County Road 23, County Road 28 and Hwy 83.
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School start time change approved for District 196 to address bus driver shortage
The Rosemount-Apple Valley-Eagan School Board, representing District 196, has voted to change start times at several schools due to a bus driver shortage. Roughly 1,500 students will start school earlier beginning this fall. Parents will now need to opt in for student transportation, and some could need to change schools...
Waseca County News
Waseca Council talks stop signs, wastewater upgrades
Following a crash last month and subsequent concern from residents and the City Council, the city of Waseca is set to install new stop signs at one of the few four way intersections in town which is currently controlled only by yield signs. Safety at the intersection of 6th St NE and 3rd Ave NE was raised several months ago as a concern by Councilor Mark Christiansen, and Councilor James Ebertowski flagged the issue for attention once again at the March 17 meeting, following a crash about two weeks prior. According to a report from the Waseca Police Department, the March 4 crash occurred after a southbound vehicle failed to properly yield, striking an eastbound vehicle at full speed. While both vehicles suffered severe damage, both drivers were unharmed. Questioning whether the yield signs at the intersection provided sufficient traffic control, Ebertowski urged staff to look into potential upgrades. In response, Public Safety Director Kris Markeson prepared a presentation on the issue for the Council’s April 7 meeting. Located a block south of Christ the King Lutheran Church and a block north of the Waseca Central building, the intersection is relatively quiet and traffic is almost strictly residential. East-West traffic
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Area road construction starting soon
Graphics courtesy of the Minnesota Department of Transportation. The detour route for this summer’s roundabout construction on Highway 13/99 south of Montgomery, scheduled to start June 1. Montgomery Streets. Most of the streets in the area between the railroad tracks and Le Sueur County 3/5th Street, and north of...
New Prague Times
Area road construction starting soon
Graphics courtesy of the Minnesota Department of Transportation. The detour route for this summer’s roundabout construction on Highway 13/99 south of Montgomery, scheduled to start June 1. Montgomery Streets. Most of the streets in the area between the railroad tracks and Le Sueur County 3/5th Street, and north of...
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MnDOT District 7 prepares for busy construction season
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - The Minnesota Department of Transportation (MnDOT) District 7 says it has roughly 20 projects planned to kick off in mid-April for the 2026 construction season. Some of the higher profile projects included in that plan are the final year of reconstruction on Highway 22 between Mankato...
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Highway 22 detour between Mankato and St. Peter set to resume in mid-April
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - We now know when the detour is set to begin for the second year of construction on Highway 22 between Mankato and St. Peter. MnDOT says the detour will resume on April 15. The road re-opened late last fall after the first year of construction. Through...
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Newly signed bill clarifies when drivers should stop for the school bus
MANKATO, Minn. (KEYC) - Gov. Tim Walz signed a new bill into law on Friday, March 27, revising the Minnesota’s existing statutes to avoid creating unnecessary risks for children getting off the school bus. The bill changes requirements about when drivers should stop so that school buses may safely...
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2026 MN DOT Construction Projects
Resurfacing Hwy 4 from Hwy 212 in Hector Hwy 19 in Fairfax; replace or repair some culverts along the route. Convert Hwy 7 and Hwy intersection in Clara City to an all-way stop; install LED stop signs with flashing beacon systems and lighting improvements; remove left-turn lanes on Hwy 23; install rumble strips on Hwy 7.
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MN: Delayed Southwest light rail rolls toward opening as Twin Cities transit use lags
Most stations along the Twin Cities’ newest light-rail line look ready to welcome passengers, as test trains roll periodically down the tracks and workers check crossing arms and signals. And yet the opening of the Green Line Extension, which will carry passengers between downtown St. Paul and Eden Prairie,...