road work

Crews are scheduled for several projects next week across the city of Twin Falls that include street paving and battery backup installation for traffic lights.

Construction on a new irrigation line will force the closure of parts of Falls Ave in West Twin Falls beginning the first week of February.

Parts of Grandview Drive North in Twin Falls will be closed for a short time while work continues to widen the street this week.

Construction crews are working to widen a portion of Grandview Drive in northeastern Twin Falls and will be unusable until Thursday.

Yet another temporary traffic pattern is expected to take place for about eight hours starting at 10 p.m. on Tuesday on the interstate.

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.

If you’re planning to travel to eastern Idaho in the early morning hours of Wednesday, be aware that traffic will be detoured.

U.S. Highway 20 between Fairfield and Timmerman Junction will be closed this week as construction crews pave new bridges. The Idaho Transportation Department announced the closure will happen Wednesday and Thursday, October 16 to 17, between mileposts 164 and 173 near Fairfield

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.

If you plan to do any late-night traveling this week on the interstate, be aware that there’ll be another detour for a couple of hours near the Salt Lake interchange.

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

A state highway will undergo repairs beginning soon in Blaine County.

Motorists using the Perrine Bridge next week and through October may run into some lane restrictions.

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.

Motorists should expect to see the color orange on the interstate early next week near Bliss.

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

Drivers who use the Perrine Bridge may encounter delays as lane restrictions will be in place on Sunday, according to the Idaho Transportation Department.