The portion of Interstate 71 that leads into downtown Louisville will be closed this weekend. Road crews are repaving the highway, and all lanes in both directions will be closed between I-64 downtown and the Watterson Expressway. The road will close at 8 pm Friday and re-open at 6 am Monday. Various lane and ramp… Continue reading I-71 Will Be Closed in Louisville for the Weekend
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Rally Held In Support Of Infrastructure Legislation
Billboards calling the Kennedy Bridge “structurally deficient” will soon be up in Louisville.
The signs are the work of the Laborers’ International Union of North America, which held a rally downtown Thursday to call for more federal infrastructure spending.
Eastern Parkway Re-Opens
The stretch includes a bridge over railroad tracks that had been deteriorating. It closed last September for repairs. Starting Tuesday, the bridge is open to traffic.
Watterson Repairs Begin Tuesday
Major renovations to the Watterson Expressway between Preston Highway and I-64 began Tuesday night.
Revive 65 Project Extended
Interstate 65 northbound between Fern Valley road and Grade Lane will remain under construction until mid-October.
City Seeking Input On River Road Improvements
Louisville Metro Government will host a public forum Tuesday night to discuss improvements to parts of River Road.
Stimulus Dollars Add Workers To Roads, Cabinet Campaigns For Safety
The federal stimulus package will fund some additional highway projects across Kentucky, and the state Transportation Cabinet is taking steps to protect the extra workers.
Milton-Madison Bridge Weight Limit Starts Thursday
A fifteen-ton weight limit for the Milton-Madison Bridge over the Ohio River takes effect Thursday.
44 Miles Of Cable Barriers Coming To Kentucky
Forty-four additional miles of steel cable will be installed along interstate medians in Jefferson and five other Kentucky counties. The installation, costing just over 3 million dollars, is scheduled to be completed by October.
Transportation Cabinet To Re-Evaluate Projects
The Kentucky Transportation Cabinet is rethinking its plans for road repairs and construction.