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Springfield Public Works crews, Greene County, and MoDOT road crews have been preparing to clear and maintain roads. Public Works began 24-hour operations at midnight by pretreating designated snow routes and will continue to clear
The new director of the Missouri Department of Transportation has made safety the top priority in his first annual report to the legislature. Ed Hassinger was appointed director of MoDOT last November. Hassinger says he
MoDOT says most highways across the Ozarks are clear or mostly clear following Wednesday’s wintry weather. There are still some partly snow-covered roads from Harrisonville up into the Kansas City area, and if you’re traveling
The Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission announced Ed Hassinger is the new director of the Missouri Department of Transportation. He replaces MODOT director Patrick McKenna, who resigned in September after serving in the role since
Both directions of I-44 between the 163 and 169 mile markers in Pulaski County closed Wednesday morning due to flooding from the Big Piney River. MoDOT says the closure was expected to last several hours.
The Highway Patrol is investigating after a MoDOT worker was killed in Pettis County. The crash happened Tuesday morning on Highway ‘O’ near Sedalia. MoDOT says 60-year-old Jay Bone of Smithton was struck by a
Missouri’s Department of Transportation Director is stepping down. Patrick Mckenna made the announcement as the Missouri Highways and Transportation Commission met in Poplar Bluff. An official step-down date has not been released at this time,
Highway 125 in Rogersville will be closed starting Tuesday as Phase 5 of the Highway 60/125 interchange project gets underway. MoDOT says drivers could previously make right turns onto 60 or 125 in the fourth
MODOT has closed a bridge on Route P-P over I-44 near Halltown. Crews will close I-44 between 7 PM Saturday night and 4 AM Monday to demolish the bridge on Route P-P. They will detour
The Missouri Department of Transportation has plans to get rid of the two stoplights on Highway 60 in Seymour. Project manager Bud Sherman says a “dog bone” roundabout will be built at Route C, with
The Missouri Department of Transportation is putting an end to the “Adopt a Highway” program that allowed people or groups to sponsor a highway and put up a sign next to the road. This will
UPDATE: Westbound I-44 re-opened before 8 p.m. Sunday near the Missouri-Oklahoma state line after being closed for several hours due to multiple crashes involving trucks on the Will Rogers Turnpike in Oklahoma. During the shutdown,
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