MnDot

The crash shut down the highway during morning rush hour Wednesday.

Construction season is here.

The closures started Wednesday and are still in effect Thursday afternoon.

It's going to be a wet day in the Twin Cities and much of Minnesota and Wisconsin.

The crash happened about 6:24 a.m.

This two-year construction project will improve traffic flow and safety, MnDOT says.

It's the latest proposal for the ongoing reimagining of I-94 between the Twin Cities.

Big problems on the roads.

The roads were still being cleared following dangerous blizzard conditions.

There is one BIG difference between the Michigan and Minnesota snowplow contests.

Voting is open through Wednesday, Jan. 26.

A  jackknifed semi has also shut down westbound I-94 near St. Cloud.

We have to admit, North Dakota's residents did come up with some good names.

Travelers on the busy Twin Cities highway can (legally) go a bit faster now.

The state is auctioning off snowplows and a bunch of other random stuff.

Luckily, she escaped without injury.

Roads are expected to be busy as people travel for Labor Day weekend.

It happened Saturday on eastbound I-94 in Minneapolis.

E-ZPass is accepted in toll lanes in 18 other states.

It appears the crash involved a semi-truck and another vehicle.

Don't drive on buckled pavement, and call 911 if you see pavement issues.

So it goes during construction season.

The wreck happened May 19 on I-35W in Minneapolis.

Crews will be making safety improvements along the "Corridor of Death."