Construction

Starting Monday, April 16th will be the starting date of a major construction/closure project that will shut down 28 miles of road on

With this crazy winter weather, our Michigan roads are literally falling apart.

The city of Kalamazoo's Department of Transportation and Consumers Energy both have invested millions of dollars for projects planned from April through October of 2018. Commuters can expect to see the most road maintenance during June, July, and August.

One long Kalamazoo traffic nightmare is about to end. The Gull Street Roundabout will host a walking tour Thursday afternoon, and then....

This Gull Street Roundabout construction project doesn't seem all that big, Work starts on Wednesday (May 31st) and should be done by July 20th. But it could be a traffic nightmare for those two months.

The Michigan Dept. of Transportation (M-DOT) will begin re-paving the westbound lanes of Interstate 94 from Exit 88 (40th St.) all the way to Exit 80 (Sprinkle Rd.)

M-66 in Sturgis is going to be completely closed Wednesday through Friday (Nov. 2-4) for railroad crossing repairs.

You would think by this time in October, we'd be out of the woods, so to speak, but another major traffic nightmare is coming next week to the east side of downtown Kalamazoo.

UPDATE: The Michigan Dept. of Transportation sent out an urgent notice stating the railroad crossing repairs slated to start Monday have been delayed by a week.

Expect commuting headaches for three weeks as the railroad crossing at US 131 in Schoolcraft will be repaved beginning Monday, Oct. 17th.