Construction

After nearly two years of construction, a major highway in Flint will reopen this weekend.

The city says that it will involve restriping and won't include ripping up any pavement.

Looks like weather delays will force Michigan road workers to keep northbound I-475 closed until the spring of 2020.

It seems like everybody is fine with the roads staying just the way they are anyway.

Another construction project along I-69 in Genesee County begins this week, and will cause multiple lane and ramp closures.

Driving on I-475 in Genesee County will be a little more challenging starting Monday, March 11th.

If travel south on I-75 as part of your morning commute, things could get a lot slower for you later this week.

SB 75 will move slower than usual today underneath Miller Rd.

What's worse? The pain of potholes or the pain of construction?

The massive road construction project on I-69 in Flint is halfway done, but that doesn't mean getting through it will be any easier.

Good news and bad news for those of us that drive a busy stretch of I-69. It's getting fixed, but that means construction.

A very busy ramp from 75 to 69 will be closed Monday, causing a detour for many motorists.