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MoDOT holds a meeting on the $7 million Route 60 widening project in Republic
REPUBLIC, Mo. (KY3) - The Missouri Department of Transportation held a meeting to get public feedback on a $7 million project to widen U.S. 60 between Springfield and Republic. MoDOT leaders said as Republic grows, so does the need for more space on the roadway. To give drivers more room,...
KGET
Southwest Missouri may have its own “Can Opener” bridge
KOLR10 News
Local fire stations begin conserving fuel amid rising diesel prices
REPUBLIC, Mo. — On Sept. 22, 2026, Missouri recorded its highest diesel price in history. According to data from AAA, diesel hit $6.34 per gallon on average within the state, and Springfield’s record-high average falls right below that at $6.25 per gallon on Sept. 21. James Kilburn, the fire chief for Brookline Fire and Rescue […]
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JATSO looking for public comment
JOPLIN, Mo. — Joplin Area Transportation Study Organization is asking for the public’s input on the transportation improvement program, or TIP. Proposed TIP amendment 5 contains one new project and one project change requested by the Missouri Department of Transportation. The public comment period for this amendment begins...
Springfield News-Leader
MoDOT's Route 60 widening plans head to public meeting in Republic
Residents can learn more about proposed changes to U.S. Route 60 between Springfield and Republic during a public meeting planned for Sept. 29 as the Missouri Department of Transportation advances a highway widening project expected to begin construction in mid-2028. The meeting will take place from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at Republic City Hall, 4221 S. Wilsons Creek Blvd., according to a community announcement. Transportation officials will provide information about the project, answer questions and accept public comments during the come-and-go event. No formal presentation is scheduled. People may arrive at any time during the meeting to review plans and discuss the proposed improvements. Those unable to attend can review project materials and exhibits online through modot.org . Written comments may be submitted by mail, email or through the project website until Oct. 13. Proposed improvements The project covers U.S. Route 60 between the James River Freeway/Missouri Route 360 interchange and Farm Road 103. Planned improvements include: Adding a shoulder lane in each direction on U.S. Route 60 between James River Freeway/Missouri Route 360 and Farm Road 103. Building a new signalized intersection at U.S. Route 60 and Farm Road 107 west of the current intersection. Modifying the Farm Road
Springfield News-Leader
Southwest Missouri drivers can review major I-44 plans at hearing
Motorists across southwest Missouri can learn more about a proposed $471 million package of Interstate 44 improvements during a public hearing in Springfield on Sept. 24 as the Missouri Department of Transportation moves ahead with its Forward 44 project. The hearing will focus on planned upgrades in Newton, Jasper, Lawrence, Greene and Webster counties, according to a community announcement. The come-and-go event is scheduled from 4:30 to 6 p.m. at Wilson Logistics Arena at the Empire Fair Grounds, 3001 N. Grant Ave., Springfield. No formal presentation is planned. Attendees may arrive at any time during the hearing to review project displays, ask questions and submit comments. People who cannot attend in person may review project information online and submit feedback through Oct. 8. The project includes roadway, bridge and interchange improvements along I-44 between Joplin and the Springfield area, along with truck parking enhancements and pavement upgrades. Public hearing details The Sept. 24 hearing will allow residents, business owners and travelers to examine project plans and discuss them with MoDOT representatives. Project exhibits and information will be available online at modot.org . People without internet access can contact MoDOT's Southwest District Office to receive project information and provide comments. MoDOT
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Neosho transportation development district completes 15-year road improvement project
NEOSHO, MO. - (KOAM) - After 15 years of coordinating road improvements across some of Neosho's busiest corridors, the Neosho Transportation Development District has announced the completion of its work and will dissolve following its final board meeting.
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7 brew doh giveaway delays traffic
JOPLIN, Mo. — Rangeline Road had even more traffic than usual this morning as cars stretched for multiple blocks waiting in line for a free toy. 7 Brew announced yesterday on social media that it would be running a promotion today for their customers. Visitors of any location could receive a squishy block toy, called […]