construction

Construction crews were busy on a project here in Minnesota when they made an amazing discovery.

The road opening marks the end of the first year of the two-year project.

Some lane closures will remain in place as crews put the finishing touches on the reconstructed stretch of highway.

The closures are to allow for tree removal.

The closure is for the instillation of a new skylight.

Two thefts have been reported in the past week.

Crews are hopeful to have the project finished by the end of the month.

The final phase includes a road closure that starts Monday.

Crews are set to start paving an over 6-mile stretch of Hwy. 52 south this week.

Work is slated to start in 2024.

The project resurfacing a 22-mile stretch of the highway is expected to wrap up in October.

The bridge started accepting traffic last night.

Changes in traffic patterns are expected to take effect this week.

The closure is for a culvert replacement.