Idaho Transportation Department

Idaho road crews acted quickly to remove boulders that fell onto roads after a 6.5 magnitude earthquake shook the region Tuesday night.

Drivers will find a shift in traffic west of Burley on a highway widening project set to wrap up this fall.

The public will have a chance to comment on a request for a 129,000-pound truck routes on specific highways in the Magic Valley at meetings scheduled for early March.

A major overpass and interchange project for Jerome has been pushed back a couple of years.

Traffic is set to shift next week as crews prepare the next step to widen U.S. Highway 93 in Jerome County.

Drivers will soon encounter a multi-phased construction project between Burley and Declo beginning next week that will result in a safer roadway.

Interstate 84 from the I84/86 interchange is closed this morning in both directions to the Utah state line

An intersection in Jerome County on U.S. 93 will close next week as part of a larger project to widen the highway in the future.

McCall has two big tourist seasons. Winter and summer.

Drivers on U.S. Highway 93 will see some changes this week as the Idaho Transportation Department opens newly constructed lanes intended to increase safety on particular section just south of Shoshone.

Construction work that is slated to take place at the end of the month is expected to cause traffic delays at a bridge on U.S. Highway 30 near Banbury Hot Springs.

It’s a few years out, but come 2024 the Idaho Transportation Department plans to rebuild the interchange at Interstate 84 and State Highway 50.

The Idaho Transportation Department is seeking public comment now for a project that is still two years away.

Travel on the Perrine Bridge will be restricted to one lane later this week for routine maintenance.

Mother Nature caused crews to delay work on the Perrine Bridge, which was originally scheduled to start on Tuesday.

Mother Nature caused an overnight detour near Heyburn, which was supposed to happen Wednesday morning, to be postponed until Thursday.

Road crews will be keeping busy this week in Cassia County as two projects will cause detours Wednesday on the interstate.

State transportation numbers show the number of people killed on Idaho roads is down from last year

Roadwork is planned for an off-ramp near Burley today. According to the Idaho Transportation Department, Exit 208 off-ramp headed west is scheduled to have the existing pavement milled and new asphalt put down

An overnight detour is once again planned on Interstate 84. The temporary traffic pattern happens in the early morning hours on Wednesday.