road work

Work crews will begin searching for utilities this week near a future construction project in south Jerome

Crews will begin routine cleaning of the Perrine Bridge beginning this weekend through most of next week.

Several streets in downtown Twin Falls will get a new surface beginning Wednesday (7/14) that may require delays and detours.

Work has started on a project to replace the roadway on South Hankins Road in Twin Falls.

Travelers will have to slow down for a sealcoating project on U.S. Highway 93 between the Nevada state line and the community of Hollister beginning next week (June 21).

Idaho road managers want to reduce congestion on Idaho Highway 75 through the mountain resort community of Ketchum.

Work on U.S. Highway 93 east of Shoshone will start June 1, on a 12 mile section of roadway.

The rehabilitation of Idaho Highway 25 from Eden to the interstate begins on June 1. Crews will be working from milepost 18, which is about four miles west of Eden, to Interstate 84 in Jerome County, according to the Idaho Transportation Department.

About eight miles of roadway between Bliss and Hagerman will be repaved beginning the first week in June.

Bridge construction during the early part of summer will disrupt local traffic along the interstate in the Mini-Cassia area.

A scheduled bridge inspection between Twin Falls and Jerome on Interstate 84 will slow traffic down for a several hours.

Work will pick back up on Interstate 84 beginning the second week in March between Jerome and Twin Falls.

Work is set to start this winter on two canal culverts under a highway in Gooding County.

Construction crews will begin tearing down an aged bridge to make way for a new one in Jerome this month.

Idaho Transportation Department crews will be out on the Perrine Bridge next week to inspect the structure which will require lanes to be restricted for drivers.

A road linking Featherville to the Big Smoky area in the Sawtooth National Forest will reopen for travel after being closed because of a washout several years ago

Routine inspections of the Perrine Bridge will create some traffic delays for nighttime travelers in the next two nights.

Rock blasting will bring traffic to a standstill on Interstate 84 this evening for up to an hour in Jerome County. The Idaho Transportation Department announced blasting is scheduled this evening (July 28) after 7:30 p.m and likewise on Wednesday (July 29) in the median between Jerome and Twin Falls…

Rock blasting is scheduled for Thursday near Jerome that will stop traffic on the interstate for a short time.

Roadwork on the Canyon Springs Grade is nearly complete as crews pave the roadway into the Snake River Canyon below Twin Falls.