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Waldo, WI · Traffic & Transit
Trains.com
Meet the Trains.com team at Trainfest 2026
Trainfest, America’s largest operating model railroad show, returns to Milwaukee again this November 7th and 8th. This year’s show promises to be bigger than ever, with over 250 vendor booths, 500 tables, and more than 50 operating train layouts and displays. Trainfest will be held in downtown Milwaukee’s Baird Center, and will be hosted by [...] Read More...
CBS 58
Work begins on north side of 35th St. as National Avenue reconstruction project progresses
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Construction is happening all around Milwaukee, with a long-term project along National Avenue. This week, the Department of Public Works (DPW) started working on the north side of 35th St., leaving one lane of traffic open in each direction. One reason for the projects is the...
WFRV Local 5
Wisconsin’s largest cities see major split in new national driving report
(WFRV) – A new national study evaluating the best and worst places to drive in the United States highlights a stark contrast between Wisconsin’s two largest cities. According to a WalletHub report, Madison ranks among the upper tier of drivable cities in the nation, while Milwaukee falls near the bottom. 100 of the largest US […]
wtmj.com
Brewers traffic, I-94 work and a new I-43 project: What to know this weekend
MILWAUKEE – If you’re heading to the Brewers this weekend, or using I-94 or I-43 (Rock Fwy), there are a few construction details worth knowing before you leave. WisDOT is keeping the I-94 construction schedule lighter during the Brewers’ start of Post-Season play Saturday and Sunday. “Our...
CBS 58
Milwaukee Lakefront Marathon road closures, parking restrictions: what to know this weekend
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Thousands of runners are getting ready to take over Milwaukee streets on Sunday, Oct. 4. The Lakefront Marathon will bring road closures across the city, including along I-794 and the Hoan Bridge. Friday, Oct. 2, many runners were picking up their race packets, race bibs and...
FOX6Now.com Milwaukee
Milwaukee Co. Zoo steam trains; where you can see them
The steam trains are no longer at the Milwaukee County Zoo; they've been replaced by non-steamers. But you can see the original steam engines by hitting the road and heading for Wisconsin Dells. Jim Schulz is with Riverside & Great Northern Preservation Society, and joined FOX6 NOW to explain.
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
Appleton Avenue exit to reopen, with new traffic changes on I-41
As construction progresses on the Interstate 41 rehabilitation project , starting Monday, Sept. 28, drivers can expect new openings and closures on the freeway and neighboring roads. Here is what you can expect. Appleton Avenue exit reopens Sept. 28 The Appleton Avenue exit on I-41 northbound will reopen. According to a Wisconsin Department of Transportation project update, two lanes of traffic will reopen on the northbound and southbound sides of 1-41. By mid-October, all I-41 lanes will reopen. Extended closures will continue to affect traffic This summer, the DOT announced the closure of the northbound and southbound Silver Spring Drive entrance and exit ramps. Existing lane and road closures between Good Hope Road and Silver Spring Drive will continue through late 2026, according to a project update announcement issued by the DOT. These include a single-lane southbound closure from Good Hope Road to Silver Spring Drive, as well as lane closures on Good Hope Road at I-41. Drivers can anticipate continued freeway lane closures between the Burleigh Street and Hampton Avenue exits, but three lanes remain open on both sides of the highway. All closures are weather-dependent and subject to change, officials wrote in the project announcement. Tamia Fowlkes is
CBS 58
MCTS seeks community input on future of public transportation in Milwaukee
MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Milwaukee County officials want to hear from you on the future of our transit system. They are holding a number of open houses and community meetings on two redesign concepts. They are looking at what will be more important to those who use the bus --...