KDOT launches tool to track snowplows on Kansas highways
An online tool will now allow travelers to track active snowplows on Kansas highways in real time.
An online tool will now allow travelers to track active snowplows on Kansas highways in real time.
Starting Wednesday, the ramp to westbound Kansas Highway 10 from Iowa Street/U.S. 59 Highway in Lawrence will be closed until late November.
August Rudisell/Lawrence Times
KDOT has awarded a $104.7 million bid for work to begin next month to expand K-10 north of Sixth Street to four lanes.
KDOT crews will close three sections of Wakarusa Drive separately over the next few months for work connected to the K-10 expansion project.
Jacob Rice / Lawrence Times
It appears the mystery painters who restriped Lawrence streets without the city’s knowledge were with KDOT, the city announced Thursday, and the city will not have to pay for the markings to be corrected.
Jacob Rice / Lawrence Times
The City of Lawrence is seeking answers after a mysterious paint crew arrived in town Wednesday morning and painted over — and beyond — existing traffic markings along some key city streets.
The eastbound exit ramp from K-10 to Clinton Parkway will close next week for crews to work on a new highway alignment, part of the SLT expansion project.
August Rudisell/Lawrence Times
The 27th Street intersection at K-10 will be closed intermittently during overnight hours this week as part of construction to expand that section of the highway to four lanes.
August Rudisell/Lawrence Times
Construction of Lawrence’s downtown bus station, originally projected to be done in the third quarter of 2026, is now tentatively scheduled to finish in 2027 or 2028.
Kansas Highway 10 in western Lawrence will be reduced to one lane in multiple places for construction work this week and next.
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